MLB The Show 22 is just more than a month away now and the makers are leaving no stone unturned in keeping the hype going. Recently, they had teased two former players who will appear in the upcoming sports title. And now, they eventually revealed them to the fans.

San Diego Studio has unveiled the faces of the two former baseball stars who are set to arrive in MLB The Show 22. And they are none other than Joe Mauer & Justin Morneau.

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Fans have mixed feelings for the latest reveal in MLB The Show 22

Firstly, talking about Joe Mauer, then he is the former professional catcher and designated hitter. Interestingly, he was the first baseman to spend his entire 15-year-old MLB career with only one team. And it’s none other than the Minnesota Twins.

Mauer is a six-time All-Star while being the only one in the league’s history to win three batting titles. To his credit, he also won three back-to-back Gold Glove Awards, from 2008 to 2010. Seeing him will be an amazing moment for the players of MLB The Show 22, for sure.

Then there is Justin Morneau, the former professional first baseman. He was also a part of the Minnesota Twins. But he also appeared for other teams as well, such as Pittsburgh Pirates, Colorado Rockies, and Chicago White Sox.

Talking about his stint with the Twins, he was initially drafted in 1999. In 2003, he eventually made his MLB debut for the team. Morneau is a four-time All-Star, despite considering the fact he also faced many injuries in his career.

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Meanwhile, the reveal of these two stars in MLB The Show 22, didn’t generate the kind of hype that was expected (at least by the dev team).

Although there were fans who praised the inclusion of Mauer and Morneau, others were somehow disappointed, slightly. Simply because they wanted David Wright, to be one of the two players the makers had teased initially. But, sadly, it didn’t happen.

Have a look at the mixed reactions below.

MLB The Show comes out on April 5, 2022, for major platforms like PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X and S, and also Nintendo Switch.

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