MLB The Show 20 Player reviews: The best on every position - Power - Video Peel news, instructions, exemplary procedures, reviews and culture

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Mike Trout and Nolan Arenado lead their MLB The Show 20 Player Assessment Guide

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In a sad time for baseball, the player ratings by MLB The Show 20 provide a few good news. While the real season has delayed until May at the earliest, the digital begins - with all your favorites in the right kits and stadiums. Below you will find the ten best players at any position in the game, according to standard lists. This is your MLB The Show 20 Player Evaluation Guide ...

Jug start

Jacob Degrom (METS) 99 Max Scherzer (nationals) 99 Justin Verlander (Astros) 94 Garrit Cole (Yankees) 93 Chris Sale (Red Sox) 93 Clayton Kershaw (Dodgers) 92 Stephen Strasburg (nationals) 91 Zack Greinke (Astros) 90 Walker Buehler (Dodgers) 90 Charlie Morton (Rays) 88 Shane Bieber (Indian) 88 Mike Clevinger (Indian) 88 Corey Kluber (Rangers) 88

Chris Sale has secured the first place in this category last year - but this time he is advanced in favor of Jacob Degrom, Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander on the fourth place. Scherzer's key statistics include in addition to its 99 ovr a 99 K / 9 rating as well as 93 perseverance and 89 control. His equal space on number one, Degrom, offers 98 Velocity, 93 Stamina and 92 K / 9. Houston fans can now enjoy Verlander's attributes 99 Break, 91 K / 9 and 91 Stamina.

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Seth Lugo (METS) 85 Ryan Pressly (Astros) 84 Dan Winkler (Cubs) 84 Joakim Soria (Athletics) 83 Darren O'Day (Braves) 82 Will Harris (nationals) 82 Dellin Betances (METs) 82 Andrew Miller (Cardinals) 82 Chad Green (Yankees) 82 Tommy Kahnle (Yankees) 82

Andrew Miller has developed the reputation of one of the best midstorms in baseball in recent years, but it is not enough to secure a top 4 place in this list. Seth Lugo rules everything: Its overall rating of 85 is located next to 97 Break, 83 Control and 82 Velocity. It is guided by Ryan Pressly (84 OVR; 96 Break, 94 Control, 90 K / 9) and Dan Winkler (84 OVR; 86 Break, 85 K / 9 and 84 H / 9) nearby.

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Kirby Yates (Padres) 90 Roberto Osuna (Astros) 89 Liam Hendriks (Athletics) 88 Aroldis Chapman (Yankees) 87 Ken Giles (Blue Jays) 87 Taylor Rogers (Twins) 85 Brandon Morrow (Cubs) 85 Kenley Jansen (Dodgers) 85 Will Smith (Braves) 84 Josh Hader (Brauer) 84 Giovanny Gallegos (Cardinals) 84

With 41 parades in the last season at an ERA from 1.19 Kirby Yates has established himself as the best closer in baseball - and this is reflected in a total rating of 90 with single statistics of 99 Break, 99 K / 9 and 93 H / 9 . The next man is Astros' Neinnning-Man Roberto Osuna with 99 Break, 91 Velocity and 90 H / 9 for an OVR of 89. The top man of last year, Kenley Jansen from LA, suffers from an amazing decline in the overall rating points: From 96 in MLB The Show 19 to relatively modest 85 this year.

First Baseman

Freddie Freeman (Braves) 91 Pete Alonso (METS) 89 Paul Goldschmidt (Cardinals) 89 Matt Olson (Athletics) 86 Max Muncy (Dodgers) 86 Anthony Rizzo (Cubs) 85 Carlos Santana (Indian) 85 Josh Bell (pirates) 84 Jose Abreu (White Sox) 83 Joey Votto (red) 82

It is a strangely mediocre year in the traditionally strongest position of baseball. Freddie Freeman tears Paul Goldschmidt the first place, the Bopper from Atlanta received 90 Contact R, 81 Power R and 67 Vision for an OVR of 91. Goldy still claims with 90 Power L, 80 CONTACT L and 75 reactions. Nevertheless, the list makes you want the days of Albert Pujols and David Ortiz, beat the balls in the top.

Second Baseman

Jose Altuve (Astros) 93 DJ Lemahieu (Yankees) 91 Whit Merrifield (Royals) 90 Ozzie Albies (Braves) 90 Jeff McNeil (METS) 89 Gleyber Torres (Yankees) 89 Jonathan Villar (Marlins) 86 Kolt Wong (Cardinals) 86 Brandon Lowe (Rays) 85 David Fletcher (Angel) 84 Howie Kendrick (nationals) 84

Now we are talking. While the first base was a disappointment, the second base offers a wealth of talents, both on the plate and on the field. Altuve holds at its first placement of MLB 19 with an OVR of 93 and individual values ​​of 95 contact L, 90 contact R and 83 vision. Behind him Lemahieu jumps from the fifth last year in the second place. In addition to a tempting 91 OVR, it offers 99 Contact L, 84 Vision and 97 Reaction.

Third Baseman

Nolan Arenado (Rockies) 99 Anthony Rendon (Angel) 95 Alex Bregman (Astros) 95 Matt Chapman (Athletics) 92 Kris Bryant (Cubs) 91 Eugenio Suarez (red) 91 Manny Machado (Padres) 90 Josh Donaldson (twins) 89 Jose Ramirez (Indian) 88 Justin Turner (Dodgers) 86

Miracles of miracles: According to an OVR of 98 last year, the Rockies-Superman Nolan Arenado is somehow better and deserves the maximum possible evaluation here. It decomposes in 99 contact, 99 contact R, 99 reaction, 90 field and 88 arm thickness. Ridiculous. Six more players also crack the 90 mark, with Anthony Rendon behind Arenado occupied second place. It grabs 93 contact R, 91 contact L, 90 power L and 81 reaction.

Outside field

Mike Trout (CF, Angels) 99 Aaron Judge (RF, Yankees) 97 Cody Bellinger (RF, Dodgers) 96 Mookie Betts (RF, Dodgers) 95 Ronald Acuna Jr. (CF, Braves) 94 Christian Yelich (RF, Brewers) 94 Giancarlo Stanton (LF, Yankees) 92 Bryce Harper (RF, Phillies) 91 Joey Gallo (LF, Rangers) 91 JD Martinez (LF, Red Sox) 90

Only two Center Fielder reach the reviews of 90 or more this year: the Atlanta Speedster Roberto Acuna Jr. and the invincible Mike Trout of La Angels. Its ratings include 90 contact R, 99 force R, 89 arm thickness, 85 reaction and 83 field work. The high-ranking RF Aaron Judge is similar global value and offers 95 Power R, 95 Power L, 99 Reaction and 97 Arm Strength for a 97 ovr. However, the best left field player falls a bit off: Giancarlo Stancton's OVR is 92, although it operates 99 Power L and 90 Contact L.

Short stop

Javier Baez (Cubs) 92 Trevor Story (Rockies) 92 Francisco Lindor (Indian) 89 Fernando Tatis Jr. (Padres) 86 Adalberto Mondesi (Royals) 85 Marcus Semien (Athletics) 85 Carlos Correa (Astros) 85 Trea Turner (nationals) 85 Andr Tone Simmons (Angel) 84 Xander Bogaerts (Red Sox) 83

Field skills are crucial in the short stopposition, but these boys can also hit everyone. At the top of the top Javier Baez brings reviews from 87 Contact L and 86 Power L to Cubs cast, while the Rockies Homerun Blaster Trevor Story 91 Contact L and 87 Power L. Andrterton Simmons 99 Fielding Review Him for the most successful power out -Stter in the game.

catcher

JT Realmuto (Phillies) 90 Yasmani Grandal (White Sox) 90 Roberto Perez (Indian) 87 Gary Sanchez (Yankees) 85 Willson Contreras (Cubs) 85 Mitch Garver (twins) 84 Buster Posey (Giants) 83 Tom Murphy (Mariners) 82 Christian Vazquez (Red Sox) 82 Mike Zinino (Rays) 81 Salvador Perez (Royals) 81 Alex Avila (Twins) 81

An underlying year behind the plate, as it was the case in the last few seasons. JT Realmuto and Yasmani Grandal are the two outliers. The Phillies Stopper achieves 91 arm thickness and 75 field strength, while Grandal 89 field strength, 86 reaction and 80 force L earns. The twins certainly look at somehow, with two of the 12 best catchers in their books.