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The latest entry in the MLB The Show series, MLB The Show 22, has an extensive roster of over 160 baseball Legends. Released on April 5, MLB The Show 22 is the first game in the series to be released on a Nintendo console, with the Switch joining PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. This increase in platform availability is joined by the addition of 2v2 and 3v3 cross-platform online co-op in the Diamond Dynasty mode.
MLB The Show 22 features improvements across all its gameplay modes, including the addition of fielding to custom practice, and two new difficulty levels. Other MLB The Show 22 features and improvements include a stadium creator and improvements to the series’ dynamic difficulty setting. The extensive content is joined by an equally extensive roster.
New additions to MLB The Show’s sizable list of Legends include Ryan Howard, Joe Mauer, Randy Johnson, Ray Durham, Kirk Gibson, Dontrelle Willis, Mike Napoli, Kevin Youkilis, Chase Utley, Mike Mussina, Brian Wilson, J.R. Richard, Jered Weaver, and Curtis Grandson. Although MLB The Show 22 has a massive roster of Legends at launch, more are expected to be added through live content updates. The current Legends included are listed below, with their ratings and age.
MLB The Show 22 Legends – Starting Pitchers
Most of the Legends in MLB The Show 22 are pitchers. Many newcomers to the Legends list, including Randy Johnson and Dontrelle Willis, are starting pitchers, as is MLB The Show 22’s cover star Shohei Ohtani. The Legends’ ratings and ages are as follows:
- Gerrit Cole (99 / 28)
- Orel Hershiser (99 / 29)
- Fergie Jenkins (99 / 28)
- Mark Prior (99 / 22)
- Bret Saberhagen (99 / 25)
- Don Sutton (99 / 31)
- Randy Johnson (99 / 31)
- Vida Blue (99 / 22)
- Lefty Grove (99 / 31)
- Nolan Ryan (99 / 30)
- Pedro Martinez (99 / 27)
- Greg Maddux (99 / 29)
- Cy Young (99 / 34)
- Walter Johnson (99 / 25)
- Bob Gibson (99 / 32)
- Babe Ruth (99 / 26)
- Tom Seaver (99 / 24)
- Robin Roberts (99 / 25)
- Phil Niekro (99 / 30)
- Mike Mussina (98 / 26)
- Nolan Ryan (98 / 42)
- John Smoltz (97 / 23)
- Mike Mussina (97 / 37)
- Jim Palmer (97 / 30)
- Cliff Lee (95 / 29)
- J.R. Richard (95 / 29)
- Tom Galvine (94 / 25)
- Fernando Valenzuela (94 / 20)
- Catfish Hunter (94 / 28)
- Kerry Wood (93 / 21)
- Brandon Webb (92 / 27)
- Randy Johnson (92 / 45)
- Roy Oswalt (92 / 26)
- Zack Greinke (92 / 20)
- Pedro Martinez (92 / 21)
- Bert Blyeven (91 / 33)
- Madison Bumgamer (91 / 24)
- Jered Weaver (90 / 24)
- A.J. Burnett (90 / 28)
- Dontrelle Willis (89 / 23)
- Al Leiter (89 / 32)
- Cole Hamels (89 / 24)
- Babe Ruth (87 / 20)
- Jacob deGrom (87 / 28)
- Phil Niekro (86 / 39)
- Chris Sale (84 / 22)
- Catfish Hunter (80 / 26)
- Kwang Hyun Kim (77 / 33)
- Clayton Kershaw (76 / 20)
- Johnny Cueto (75 / 36)
- Mike Hynewicz (73 / 30)
- Brett Anderson (72 / 34)
- J.A. Happ (72 / 39)
- Chris Archer (72 / 33)
- Cole Hamels (72 / 38)
- José Ureña (72 / 38)
- Tanner Roark (70 / 35)
- Tommy Milone (69 / 35)
- Mike Fiers (69 / 36)
- Kohl Stewart (68 / 27)
- Jake Arrieta (68 / 36)
- Jeff Bain (67 / 26)
- Scott Kazmir (67 / 38)
- Matt Harvey (67 / 33)
- Ben Bracewell (66 / 30)
- Erich Uelmen (66 / 25)
- Julio Teheran (66 / 31)
- Matt Tabor (66 / 23)
- Konner Wade (66 / 30)
- Yaisei Sierra (65 / 30)
- Cody Ponce (65 / 27)
- Jordan Stephens (64 / 29)
- Brody Koerner (64 / 28)
- Jerry Keel (64 / 28)
- Scott Blewett (64 / 25)
- Brandon Dickson (63 / 37)
- Jon Harris (62 / 28)
- Joan Baez (62 / 27)
- Tyler Herb (61 / 29)
- Philip Pfeifer (60 / 29)
- Matt Ball (60 / 27)
- Bubba Derby (58 / 28)
- Seth Frankoff (58 / 33)
- Bryan Mitchell (57 / 30)
- Tanner Anderson (57 / 28)
- Xavier Javier (55 / 24)
- Mike Kickham (54 / 33)
- Drew Anderson (54 / 28)
Legend Relief Pitchers In MLB The Show 22
Relief pitchers take up another bulk of MLB The Show’s legendary pitchers. Brian Wilson is among 22’s new Legends. He’s joined by the likes of Juan Marichal and Trevor Hoffman.
- Robb Nen (99 / 48)
- Eric Gagne (99 / 27)
- Rich Gossage (99 / 28)
- Bruce Sutter (99 / 28)
- Trevor Hoffman (99 / 43)
- Christy Mathewson (99 / 27)
- Hal Newhouser (97 / 24)
- Bob Feller (97 / 21)
- Warren Spahn (95 / 36)
- Bert Blyeven (94 / 22)
- Billy Wagner (94 / 27)
- Whitney Ford (93 / 32)
- Lee Smith (93 / 25)
- Joe Nathan (92 / 31)
- Juan Marichal (92 / 30)
- John Smoltz (91 / 29)
- Tom Henke (89 / 29)
- Huston Street (88 / 25)
- Ron Guidry (87 / 27)
- Brian Wilson (86 / 28)
- John Franco (85 / 33)
- Trevor Rosenthal (78 / 31)
- Richard Rodríguez (76 / 32)
- John Curtiss (76 / 28)
- Yusmeiro Petit (76 / 37)
- Pedro Strop (76 / 36)
- James Hoyt (76 / 35)
- Oliver Drake (75 / 35)
- Tony Watson (75 / 36)
- Tyler Clippard (75 / 37)
- Dellin Betances (74 / 34)
- Ryne Harper (74 / 33)
- Wander Suero (73 / 30)
- Tommy Hunter (73 / 35)
- Chaz Roe (73 / 35)
- Andrew Miller (71 / 36)
- Evan Marshall (70 / 31)
- Hunter Wood (69 / 28)
- Blake Parker (69 / 36)
- Tyler Chatwood (69 / 32)
- Jesse Hahn (69 / 32)
- Kevin Quackenbush (68 / 33)
- Edgar Santana (68 / 30)
- David Hale (68 / 34)
- Hector Santiago (67 / 34)
- Trevor Cahill (67 / 34)
- Junior Guerra (67 / 37)
- Justin Miller (67 / 34)
- Josh Tomlin (67 / 37)
- Brandon Brennan (67 / 30)
- Blaine Hardy (66 / 35)
- Blaine Hardy (66 / 35)
- Fernando Abad (66 / 36)
- A.J. Cole (66 / 30)
- Anthony Swarzak (65 / 36)
- Ross Detwiler (65 / 36)
- John Axford (64 / 39)
- Wade LeBlanc (64 / 37)
- Tyler Webb (64 / 31)
- Ervin Santana (64 / 39)
- Rafael Dolis (64 / 34)
- Brooks Kriske (63 / 28)
- Neftali Felíz (63 / 33)
- Nick Ramirez (63 / 32)
- Kyle Lobstein (61 / 32)
- Roel Ramirez (61 / 26)
- Derek Law (60 / 31)
- Brandon Kintzler (60 / 37)
- Javy Guerra (60 / 36)
- Juke Farrell (59 / 30)
- Josh Osich (59 / 33)
- Zack Burdi (59 / 27)
- Patrick Dayton (59 / 26)
- Jake Petricka (58 / 33)
- David Paulino (58 / 28)
- Matt Pierpont (56 / 31)
- Jay Flaa (56 / 29)
- Ronnie Williams (56 / 26)
- Kyle Keller (56 / 28)
- Steven Fuentes (56 / 24)
- Brady Feigl (55 / 31)
- Stephen Tarpley (55 / 29)
- Shea Spitzbarth (54 / 27)
- Manny Barreda (54 / 33)
- Kyle McGowin (54 / 30)
- Preston Guilmet (54 / 34)
- Reymin Guduan (34 / 30)
- Shelby Miller (53 / 31)
- Ryan Clark (52 / 25)
- Jose Disla (52 / 26)
- Chad Sobotka (52 / 28)
- Bradley Roney (52 / 29)
- Quintin Torres-Costa (51 / 27)
- Brian Shaffer (51 / 25)
- D.J. Johnson (51 / 32)
- West Tunnell (50 / 28)
- Brady Lail (49 / 28)
- Jerrick Suiter (49 / 29)
- Edgar Garcia (48 / 25)
- Ronald Peña (46 / 30)
- Mickey Jannis (45 / 34)
- Alex McRae (42 / 28)
MLB The Show 22 – Closing Pitchers Legends
There are only 12 closing pitchers in MLB The Show 22 in April thus far, although updates may change this. Legend veterans include Troy Percival and Rollie Fingers. Each Legends’ rating and age is listed below:
- Craig Kimbrel (99 / 24)
- Rob Dibble (99 / 26)
- Mariano Rivera (99 / 35)
- Dennis Eckersley (99 / 33)
- Rollie Fingers (99 / 34)
- Brian Wilson (89 / 26)
- Troy Percival (89 / 40)
- Bruce Sutter (86 / 29)
- Robb Nen (81 / 30)
- Rich Gossage (75 / 28)
- Billy Wagner (75 / 25)
- Rollie Fingers (70 / 22)
MLB The Show 22’s Legend Catchers
New catchers to the Legends roster in MLB The Show 22 include Joe Mauer and Mike Napoli. There are 20 catchers as of the game’s launch. Returning Legends include Johnny Bench and Ivan Rodriguez, among others.
- Ivan Rodriguez (99 / 27)
- Yadier Molina (99 / 29)
- Gary Carter (99 / 26)
- Mike Piazza (99 / 28)
- Johnny Bench (99 / 22)
- Joe Torre (98 / 30)
- Joe Mauer (97 / 26)
- Jorge Posada (95 / 32)
- Jason Kendall (91 / 24)
- Mike Napoli (77 / 26)
- Wilson Ramos (73 / 34)
- René Rivera (70 / 38)
- Jeff Mathis (69 / 39)
- Jose Lobaton (69 / 37)
- Drew Butera (69 / 38)
- Jonathan Lucroy (64 / 35)
- Ronnie Freeman (64 / 31)
- Bryan Holaday (63 / 26)
- Joseph Odom (59 / 30)
- Taylor Davis (59 / 32)
MLB The Show 22 Legends – First Base
New Legends in first base include Kevin Youkilis and Ryan Howard. They join MLB The Show’s Diamond Dynasty with high overall ratings of 92 and 93, respectively. The entire first base Legend lineup is as follows:
- Jason Giambi (99 / 29)
- Todd Helton (99 / 26)
- Jeff Bagwell (99 / 26)
- Edgar Martinez (99 / 32)
- Frank Thomas (99 / 26)
- Eddie Murray (99 / 27)
- Stan Musial (99 / 27)
- Jimmie Foxx (99 / 30)
- Willie McCovey (99 / 31)
- Harmon Killebrew (99 / 33)
- Lou Gehrig (99 / 24)
- Orlando Cepeda (98 / 23)
- Don Mattingly (98 / 24)
- Willie Stargell (97 / 39)
- David Ortiz (97 / 30)
- Tony Perez (96 / 28)
- Albert Pujols (96 / 21)
- Jim Thome (96 / 31)
- Eddie Murray (93 / 34)
- Prince Fielder (93 / 25)
- Ryan Howard (93 / 26)
- Kevin Youkilis (92 / 29)
- Paul Konerko (92 / 28)
- Justin Morneau (92 / 25)
- Jason Giambi (90 / 32)
- Mike Napoli (87 / 31)
- Willie Stargell (85 / 26)
- Keith Hernandez (85 / 25)
- Todd Helton (84 / 38)
- Ryan Zimmerman (74 / 37)
- Albert Pujols (73 / 42)
- Ryan McBroom (70 / 29)
- Prince Fielder (70 / 29)
- Matt Adams (68 / 33)
- Mitch Moreland (68 / 36)
- Todd Czinege (61 / 27)
- Eric Campbell (60 / 34)
- Will Craig (60 / 27)
- Chris Chinea (59 / 27)
- Ryan Ripken (59 / 28)
- Nick Longhi (59 / 26)
- Brad Zunica (54 / 26)
MLB The Show 22 – Second Base Legends
Ray Durham and Chase Utley join the legendary Jackie Robinson in MLB The Show 22’s second base Legend lineup. 22 is likely to see big updates like MLB The Show 21, so these 20 Legends may see more company down the road. Here’s 22’s current lineup:
- Craig Biggio (99 / 32)
- Ryne Sandberg (99 / 24)
- Joe Morgan (99 / 32)
- Jackie Robinson (99 / 30)
- Rod Carew (97 / 31)
- Chase Utley (97 / 27)
- Alfonso Soriano (96 / 26)
- Bill Mazeroski (95 / 21)
- Brian Roberts (95 / 27)
- Ray Durham (91 / 26)
- Mike Freeman (76 / 34)
- Hernán Pérez (76 / 31)
- Eric Sogard (72 / 35)
- Jed Lowrie (72 / 37)
- Joe Panik (70 / 31)
- Peter Maris (67 / 28)
- Stevie Wilkerson (66 / 30)
- Max Moroff (64 / 28)
- Wilbis Santiago (62 / 26)
- Humberto Arteaga (57 / 28)
MLB The Show 22’s Third Base Legends
MLB The Show 22’s third base Legends lineup includes the likes of Troy Glaus and Evan Longoria. Chipper Jones at 36 and 27 also return. The entire list is as follows:
- Chipper Jones (99 / 27)
- Wade Boggs (99 / 27)
- George Brett (99 / 27)
- Mike Schmidt (99 / 30)
- Brooks Robinson (99 / 27)
- Eddie Mathews (99 / 21)
- Paul Molitor (97 / 36)
- Evan Longoria (96 / 23)
- Troy Glaus (95 / 23)
- Paul Molitor (94 / 30)
- Miguel Cabrera (93 / 21)
- Vinny Castilla (91 / 30)
- Chipper Jones (90 / 36)
- Edgar Martinez (89 / 29)
- Cal Ripken Jr. (79 / 36)
- Todd Frazier (74 / 36)
- Asdrubal Cabrera (73 / 36)
- Josh Fuentes (72 / 29)
- Taylor Motter (70 / 32)
- Pablo Sandoval (69 / 35)
- Jacob Wilson (68 / 31)
- Mikey White (64 / 28)
- Austin Listi (62 / 28)
- Nick Tanielu (62 / 29)
- Brantley Bell (61 / 27)
- Deven Marrero (61 / 31)
- Damek Tomscha (59 / 30)
- Wyatt Mathisen (54 / 28)
Shortstop Legends In MLB The Show 22
The console differences in MLB The Show 22 don’t affect the games’ roster of Legends. The 23 shortstops include Luis Aparicio and Cal Ripken Jr. The entire lists of shortstop Legends include:
- Alan Trammell (99 / 29)
- Robin Yount (99 / 26)
- Cal Ripken Jr. (99 / 30)
- Honus Wagner (99 / 35)
- Barry Larkin (98 / 31)
- Ozzie Smith (98 / 32)
- Jimmy Rollins (97 / 28)
- Ernie Banks (96 / 27)
- Luis Aparicio (93 / 25)
- Michael Young (75 / 28)
- Ernie Banks (75 / 28)
- David Hamilton (71 / 24)
- Wilfredo Tovar (68 / 30)
- Errol Robinson (67 / 27)
- Jordy Mercer (65 / 35)
- Tyler Ladendorf (63 / 34)
- Pete Kozma (62 / 33)
- Miguelangel Sierra (62 / 24)
- Jeremy Rivera (62 / 27)
- Malquin Canelo (62 / 27)
- Luis Marte (57 / 28)
- José Rondón (57 / 28)
- Osvaldo Duarte (56 / 26)
MLB The Show 22 Legends – Left Fielders
MLB The Show 22 has a strong lineup of left fielders. Legends include Rickey Henderson, Minnie Minoso, and Luis Gonzalez. The entire lineup includes:
- Luis Gonzalez (99 / 33)
- Rickey Henderson (99 / 31)
- Ralph Kiner (99 / 26)
- Minnie Minoso (98 / 25)
- Billy Williams (97 / 32)
- Monte Irvin (97 / 32)
- Joe Carter (93 / 32)
- Lou Brock (92 / 35)
- Jason Bay (92 / 26)
- Adam Dunn (91 / 24)
- Garret Anderson (88 / 30)
- Billy Williams (72 / 37)
- Jared Hoying (70 / 32)
- Matt Joyce (68 / 37)
- Khris Davis (66 / 34)
- Nick Williams (65 / 28)
- Ben Ruta (64 / 27)
- Troy Stokes Jr. (63 / 26)
- Mark Payton (63 / 30)
- Nick Martini (63 / 31)
- Zack Zehner (60 / 29)
- Vance Vizcaino (58 / 27)
- Terrance Gore (52 / 30)
Center Field Legends In MLB The Show 22
Curtis Granderson joins the MLB The Show Legends for the first time. Other center fielders include Eric Davis and Kenny Lofton. Their overall ratings are included below:
- Eric Davis (99 / 25)
- Kenny Lofton (99 / 27)
- Willie Mays (99 / 34)
- Ken Griffey Jr. (99 / 27)
- Duke Snider (99 / 28)
- Willie Mays (99 / 23)
- Mickey Mantle (99 / 24)
- Andrew McCutchen (97 / 25)
- Jim Edmonds (97 / 30)
- Grady Sizemore (96 / 25)
- Richie Ashburn (93 / 24)
- Larry Doby (93 / 30)
- Curtis Granderson (91 / 30)
- Ken Griffey Jr. (90 / 20)
- Juan Pierre (90 / 20)
- Shane Victorino (90 / 28)
- Torii Hunter (90 / 26)
- Johnny Damon (89 / 26)
- Duke Snider (83 / 22)
- Brett Gardner (72 / 38)
- Juan Lagares (69 / 33)
- Danny Santana (69 / 31)
- Brian Goodwin (64 / 31)
- Luis Gonzales (62 / 26)
- Tate Matheny (62 / 28)
- Mason Williams (61 / 30)
- Drew Ferguson (60 / 29)
- Dustin Fowler (58 / 27)
MLB The Show 22 Legends – Right Fielders
Right fielders round out MLB The Show’s massive roster of baseball Legends for 22. Kirk Gibson is newly added. The remaining Legends are as follows:
- Vladimir Guerrero (99 / 29)
- Larry Walker (99 / 30)
- Bryce Harper (99 / 22)
- Reggie Jackson (99 / 27)
- Roberto Clemente (99 / 31)
- Al Kaline (99 / 28)
- Hank Aaron (99 / 23)
- Shawn Green (98 / 28)
- Dave Parker (98 / 27)
- Gary Sheffield (98 / 27)
- Tony Gwynn (97 / 27)
- David Justice (92 / 27)
- Jay Buhner (91 / 31)
- Dante Bichette (90 / 31)
- Kirk Gibson (89 / 27)
- Nelson Cruz (89 / 30)
- Harold Baines (88 / 26)
- Larry Walker (87 / 36)
- Ken Griffey Sr. (86 / 26)
- Jason Heyward (85 / 20)
- Tim Salmon (82 / 34)
- Tony Gwynn (82 / 34)
- Michael Conforto (77 / 29)
- Adam Eaton (69 / 33)
- Jorge Bonifacio (68 / 28)
- Dexter Fowler (68 / 36)
- Josh Reddick (68 / 35)
- Jarrod Dyson (67 / 37)
- Rhett Wiseman (60 / 27)
- Jon Jay (59 / 37)
- Stephen Wrenn (57 / 27)
- Henry Ramos (56 / 29)
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