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MLB The Show’s most-played mode, going on 15 years now, is Road to the Show. By far. Each year, developer SIE San Diego Studio had better come up with something new for its single-player career, or it’s going to hear about it from fans. So what’s the big new feature in Road to the Show this year? Diamond Dynasty. The game’s other most-played mode. This integration — the first time that Road to the Show’s created players can be used in other modes — does have its virtues, like seeing your superstar in a custom uniform, with all-time greats on his team. But there’s no mistakin...

MLB The Show 21 Review – Taking the Walk Into the Next Generation GAME INFO Publisher Developer SIE San Siego Studio This is a big year for Sony’s long-running MLB The Show franchise, at least from a business standpoint. With MLB The Show 21, the series takes its first tentative step onto next-gen systems and, even more significantly, Xbox consoles. In fact, in a rather unexpected turn of events, this Sony-developed game is also a Day One Xbox Game Pass release. Needless to say, there’s a very good chance this will be the most widely played MLB The Show title to date.

April 22, 2021 There are two things that jump out to me about Freddy Peralta’s start to the 2021 season. The first is that the man once known as Fastball Freddy is throwing said fastball at a career-low rate. The second is that he’s added some new moves into his windup that may be increasing his deception. Amidst all that change are some underlying command issues that suggest he still has things to work on. Let’s start with his windup, which I’ve become absolutely fixated on. It’s not at all the windup I remembered him having, and I’m mesmerized by it.

April 20, 2021 This is Luke’s first piece as a FanGraphs contributor. Luke has been a graphic designer in the golf industry for the last five years, though he’s never truly enjoyed that particular “swing at a ball” sport. Rather, it’s baseball that provides the proper amount of weirdness for him. Umpires ringing up hitters. Gold Glovers awkwardly squirming under wind-blown popups. Sluggers whiffing on 88 mph fastballs. That stuff is Luke’s wheelhouse, and he explores those interests on his site, The Pop Up Dance. He lives in Portland and is on a never ending quest to find the myth...

Welcome to the new generation. The Major League Baseball season just cranked back up a couple weeks ago and that means it is also time for the latest iteration of San Diego Studio’s MLB The Show franchise. Not only is this the first year to release on the new generation of consoles, but the series is also going multi-platform for the first time on both PlayStation and Xbox platforms with MLB The Show 21. MLB The Show has long been one of the best visual showpieces for PlayStation and MLB The Show 21 is no different. While the improvements are less than between past generational leaps on PS5...