Chase 30 arrived on October 16 with 99 overall Awards Dick Allen, a right-handed White Sox first baseman who also covers third. You can find this version in Chase 30 or buy the card through the Community Market.
The headline numbers are 125 power against lefties, 116 contact against righties and 88 speed. If you already use his 95 Summer card, check both sides of the hitting split before replacing it. The Awards version gains substantial offense against right-handed pitching, but has less contact against lefties.
Quick answer: Look for the 99 Awards White Sox version of Dick Allen in Chase 30 or on the Community Market. His 95 Summer Phillies card is a different item, with different positions and attributes.
How do you get 99 Awards Dick Allen?
Chase 30 is the pack associated with the new Awards Dick Allen. His card is sellable, so the Community Market gives you a direct purchase route if Allen is your specific target.
Search by player name, then confirm the series, team and overall before placing an order. The new card says Awards, White Sox and 99. The older Summer version says Phillies and 95, while the Rookie Phillies card is 90 overall. Buying one version does not give you the others.
Compare the current Buy Now quote with the amount you are willing to spend before buying packs. A direct card purchase has a visible price for the exact player you want. Opening a pack is a different decision, and a headliner’s market price alone does not tell you what that pack is worth.
What does the Awards card offer?
Allen’s hitting splits point in different directions. Against right-handed pitchers, the card has 116 contact and 110 power. Against lefties, it has 103 contact and 125 power. That gives you more contact against righties and more power against lefties, rather than the same hitting profile on both sides.
His other plate attributes include 111 batting clutch, 91 vision and 110 discipline. Those are the card’s listed values. They do not establish how his swing feels or how often he will produce a hit in your games.
The player panel below shows the exact Awards version and its current market quotes. Use that version when comparing prices with other first basemen.
Card attributes
Homebody: Performs better when playing at home
Dead Red: Excels at hitting fastballs
Fighter: Performs better in the 9th inning or later
Situational Hitter: Excels at driving in a runner from third with less than 2 outs
Day Player: Performs better when playing day games
Community Market
142,000159,000Allen’s primary position is first base, with third base as a secondary. His listed defensive attributes include 80 fielding, 90 arm strength, 88 arm accuracy and 78 reaction. The card also has 88 speed and 45 stealing. Speed and stealing are separate attributes, so do not treat that speed number as an equally high stealing rating.
Awards versus Summer Dick Allen
The 95 Summer Dick Allen has a different balance: 116 contact and 115 power against lefties, but 75 contact and 70 power against righties. Here is the comparison with the new card, using their base attributes.
| Attribute | 95 Summer | 99 Awards | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contact vs. righties | 75 | 116 | +41 |
| Power vs. righties | 70 | 110 | +40 |
| Contact vs. lefties | 116 | 103 | -13 |
| Power vs. lefties | 115 | 125 | +10 |
| Vision | 60 | 91 | +31 |
| Fielding | 70 | 80 | +10 |
| Arm strength | 88 | 90 | +2 |
| Speed | 79 | 88 | +9 |
The largest hitting gains are against right-handed pitching: 41 more contact and 40 more power. Against lefties, you trade 13 contact for 10 power. A higher overall does not mean every individual attribute increases.
Positions change too. Summer Allen is a primary third baseman with first base and left field as secondaries. Awards Allen is a primary first baseman with third base as his secondary. If you currently use Summer Allen in left field, the new card does not list that position.
Which version fits your lineup?
Start with the role you need. For a first baseman who also faces right-handed pitching, the Awards card’s gains over Summer are clear in the contact and power numbers. For a left-field slot, the two cards do not offer the same listed eligibility. For a role focused on facing lefties, compare the contact loss alongside the power gain.
Then check the exact Awards card’s current price and compare it with other eligible options you own. The useful decision is whether those attributes and positions fill a gap in your squad at that price. Overall rating alone cannot answer it.
