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继续购物MLB The Show 26 continues to bring excitement with its ever-growing roster of legendary players, both fresh faces and returning icons. The latest edition introduces over 220 legends, adding depth to the game with new arrivals and some legendary comebacks. Among the biggest highlights are Albert Pujols, a first-ballot Hall of Famer, and Felix Hernández, a fan favorite known as "King Felix." Here's a rundown of the new legends making their mark in MLB The Show 26, along with some fan-favorite returning legends.
These players are either making their first appearance in MLB The Show or returning after a break, bringing their skills and legacy to the game:
| Player | Position | Team | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albert Pujols | 1B/3B | Cardinals | One of the greatest first basemen of all time. |
| Felix Hernández | SP | Mariners | Known as "King Felix," a dominant pitcher for years. |
| Dustin Pedroia | 2B | Red Sox | A gritty second baseman, known for his leadership. |
| Andruw Jones | CF | Braves | A legendary center fielder, with Gold Glove accolades. |
| Roy Campanella | C | Dodgers | A Hall of Fame catcher with power at the plate. |
| Phil Rizzuto | SS | Yankees | A smooth shortstop and key player for the Yankees. |
| Graig Nettles | 3B | Yankees | Known for his stellar glove and power at third base. |
| Jeromy Burnitz | RF | Brewers | A powerful right fielder with solid hitting stats. |
| Jeff Conine | LF | Marlins | A versatile outfielder, remembered for his bat and leadership. |
| Dave Roberts | CF | Red Sox/Dodgers | A speedy outfielder, best known for stealing second in the 2004 ALCS. |
| Fred Lynn | CF | Red Sox/Angels | A well-rounded center fielder with power and speed. |
| Red Schoendienst | 2B | Cardinals | A versatile Hall of Famer who excelled at second base. |
The Negro Leagues Storylines brings several historical figures to life in MLB The Show 26, adding depth and diversity to the roster. These legendary players are part of the game's ongoing effort to honor the history of baseball:
| Player | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| John Henry "Pop" Lloyd | SS | A pioneer in the Negro Leagues, one of the best shortstops of his era. |
| Mamie "Peanut" Johnson | P | The first woman to pitch in a men's professional league. |
| George "Mule" Suttles | 1B | One of the best power hitters in Negro Leagues history. |
In addition to the newcomers, MLB The Show 26 continues to feature iconic legends from previous editions. These familiar faces remain beloved in the game:
| Player | Position | Team | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mickey Mantle | CF | Yankees | A switch-hitting legend and Hall of Famer. |
| Ken Griffey Jr. | CF | Mariners | Arguably the greatest center fielder ever. |
| Hank Aaron | RF | Braves | A true home run king and Hall of Famer. |
| Roberto Clemente | RF | Pirates | A beloved legend known for his hitting and humanitarian work. |
| Randy Johnson | SP | Diamondbacks | The "Big Unit," a dominant left-handed pitcher. |
| Manny Ramirez | LF | Red Sox | A prolific hitter with a World Series ring. |
| Troy Tulowitzki | SS | Rockies | A gold glove shortstop with offensive power. |
While MLB The Show 26 introduces exciting new faces, there are a few fan-favorite legends missing from the roster this year. These players, previously staples of the game, are not included in the latest version:
| Player | Position | Team | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frank Thomas | 1B/DH | White Sox | A power-hitting legend, missed by many. |
| Rickey Henderson | LF | Athletics | The all-time leader in stolen bases. |
| Tim Raines | LF | Expos | Known for his speed and on-base skills. |
| Todd Helton | 1B | Rockies | A consistent hitter and one of the best first basemen. |
| Jim Palmer | SP | Orioles | A Hall of Fame pitcher and Orioles legend. |
MLB The Show 26 is filled with both new legends and returning favorites, bringing some of the most iconic players in baseball history to your fingertips. Whether you're looking to relive the glory of Albert Pujols' legendary career or experience the return of Felix Hernández's dominance on the mound, this game offers something for everyone. The Negro Leagues Storylines also give players a chance to appreciate the rich, untold history of baseball, making MLB The Show 26 the most diverse and exciting edition yet.
