On September 19, Shohei Ohtani made MLB history when he became the first player to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season. To celebrate, Sony San Diego released a 99 OVR Milestone Shohei Ohtani in MLB The Show 24. And, it’s one earnable for free. All Diamond Dynasty players will need to do is complete a special program and recreate Ohtani’s 2024 campaign — sort of.
How to unlock 99 OVR Milestone Ohtani in MLB The Show 24
To unlock 99 OVR Milestone Shohei Ohtani in MLB The Show 24, Diamond Dynasty players will need 50 Star Points in his Milestone program. Here’s a look at the rewards for this program:
- 10 Points – 5,050 XP
- 20 Points – 5,050 Stubs
- 30 Points – 5,050 XP
- 40 Points – 5,050 Stubs
- 50 Points – 99 OVR Milestone Shohei Ohtani
Here’s a look at the stats on the 99 OVR Milestone Ohtani:
This is a Season 3 card of Ohtani. Ohtani did receive a 99 OVR All-Star card in Season 2, as part of the All-Star Collection. For reference, here’s a look at that card for comparison:
The Milestone has better overall Power from both sides of the plate, plus max Speed.
How to make progress
Like regular Other Programs, MLB The Show 24 players must complete a series of Moments and Missions. However, this one is significantly more streamlined compared to other programs, including the recently-released Mike Schmidt Evolution one.
Here’s a look at the tasks:
- Complete one Moment (10 pts. – hit one home run on Veteran)
- Hit 50 home runs with Diamond Dynasty squad in 1v1 Ranked, Battle Royale, Events, Play vs. CPU, Mini Seasons, and Conquest (20 pts.)
- Steal 50 bases with Diamond Dynasty squad in 1v1 Ranked, Battle Royale, Events, Play vs. CPU, Mini Seasons, and Conquest (20 pts.)
A couple of notes here. One, Diamond Dynasty players don’t need to do this with one specific player. Second, pick a high-elevation stadium or even a custom one (hint: Costsco) and get the home run done on a single-player.
Our best advice for the stolen base one is this: complete it primarily in single-player action and play on the lowest difficulty possible. Doing this will not only make it easier to hit home runs — a nice secondary benefit — but also make it harder to get either thrown out on a throw by the catcher or picked off. Generally speaking, getting a lead off first — important to get stolen bases — can be a pain on anything above Veteran.
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This program will not expire.