Sports games give fans the ability to have fun with strange mixes and matches of roster signings without pesky roadblocks like balancing a team's salary. It can mix the heavy hitters of today in with stars of the past and introduce MLB Legends to an audience that either was too young to know them or give older fans a better appreciation for players they didn't pay attention to before. Now MLB: The Show 22 is adding two new players to its Legends rosters and restoring them to their prime.
MLB: The Show 22 released the names of their first two Legends being added this year. The Minnesota Twins duo of Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau were revealed as the first new additions to the MLB: The Show 22's Legends roster. The two players were revealed during the online co-op feature live stream held on Twitch. No surprise that the team at Sony San Diego Studio decided to reveal two players that were teammates for the majority of their careers as the Legends reveals during the online co-op feature showcase. These players will be part of the game's Diamond Dynasty mode. Fans that want an early chance at the Diamond Joe Mauer card can get one with the purchase of the Digital Deluxe Edition of MLB: The Show 22.
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Joe Mauer played in the MLB for 15 years, all for the Twins. His career accolades include being the 2009 American League Most Valuable Player, won 3 batter's titles, 3-time Golden Glove winner, and 5 Silver Slugger awards. Mauer was also the cover athlete for MLB The Show 10 and 11. Justin Morneau played 14 years of professional baseball, majority of which for the Twins. He won the 2006 American League MVP award, the 2008 Home Run Derby, the 2014 batting title, and two Silver
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