What is Market Size?
Market Size represents the economic scale of MLB The Show 25 Stubs the city your team is based in. It affects:

Revenue Generation: Larger markets typically generate more income from ticket sales, merchandise, and broadcasting deals.

Fan Engagement: Bigger markets often have larger fan bases, which can lead to higher attendance and more support.

Financial Flexibility: Teams in larger markets usually have higher budgets, allowing them to spend more on player salaries and other expenses.

Market Size Tiers
Market Size is typically divided into tiers, such as:

Small Market:

Limited revenue potential.

Requires careful financial management and focus on player development.

Examples: Kansas City Royals, Tampa Bay Rays.

Medium Market:

Moderate revenue and fan support.

Balanced approach between spending and development.

Examples: St. Louis Cardinals, Seattle Mariners.

Large Market:

High revenue and financial flexibility.

Ability to sign big-name free agents and buy MLB The Show 25 Stubs retain star players.

Examples: New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers.