Mar 17, 2020  To that end, MLB: The Show 20 - which was released on Tuesday - gives everyone hunkered down in their homes the chance to create virtual realities we could lose ourselves in. Before you go and download the Show, see just how well you know the game - and the masterminds behind the rating system- with our quiz below. And if anyone wants to.

Menu CommentAs 'MLB The Show 17' arrives on March 28, gamers are excited to find out who among the players out there are a cut above the rest. Ahead of the release of the PlayStation 4's flagship baseball video game, players have been rated and ranked to show who the best are. Promotional photo for 'MLB The Show 17' Facebook/17theshowAccording to reports, the upcoming edition of the game is far more realistic than its predecessor and features more legends. Its cover also comes with a beautiful tribute to recent Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. Since the new game features a roster share option that allows players to upload rosters that feature equipment, ratings and visuals, ' has become one of the most highly anticipated games today.Although the ratings and rosters for the major-league players that will be released on the day of the new edition's launch are not the ones that players usually play with, players don't need to worry about determining the top players in 'The Show 17.' 'MLB The Show 17' recently ranked the 50 best players in Major League Baseball based on each player's season performances, assessed by using the game's complex rating system. Here are the players and their ratings, according to MLB:1.

Mike Trout (CF Angels) - 992. Clayton Kershaw (SP, Dodgers) - 993. Jose Altuve (2B, Astros) - 974.

Andrew Miller (RP, Indians) - 965. Kenley Jansen (RP, Dodgers) - 956. Josh Donaldson (3B, Blue Jays) - 947.

Kris Bryant (3B, Cubs) - 948. Mookie Betts (RF, Red Sox) - 939. Nolan Arenado (3B, Rockies) - 9310. Manny Machado (3B, Orioles) - 9311. Max Scherzer (SP, Nationals) - 9312. Chris Sale (SP, Red Sox) - 9313. Buster Posey (C, Giants) - 9214.

Miguel Cabrera (1B, Tigers) - 9215. Zach Britton (RP, Orioles) - 9216. Aroldis Chapman (RP, Yankees) - 9217.

Noah Syndergaard (SP, Mets) - 9218. Corey Kluber (SP, Indians) - 9219.

Jake Arrieta (SP, Cubs) - 9220. Madison Bumgarner (SP, Giants) - 9221.

Paul Goldschmidt (1B, Diamondbacks) - 9122. Joey Votto (1B, Reds) - 9123. Robinson Cano (2B, Mariners) - 9124. Wade Davis (RP, Cubs) – 9125. Fransisco Lindor (SS, Indians) - 9026. Corey Seager (SS, Dodgers) - 9027.

Yoenis Cespedes (LF, Mets) - 9028. Bryce Harper (RF, Nationals) - 9029. Dellin Betances (RP, Yankees) - 9030.

Stephen Strasburg (SP, Nationals) - 9031. John Lester (SP, Cubs) - 9032. Johnny Cueto (SP, Giants) - 9033.

Anthony Rizzo (1B, Cubs) - 8934. Ian Kinsler (2B, Tigers) - 8935. Adrian Beltre (3B, Rangers) - 8936.

Mark Melancon (RP, Giants) - 8937. Jacob deGrom (SP, Mets) - 8938. Felix Hernandez (SP, Mariners) - 8939.

Yu Darvish (SP, Rangers) - 8940. David Price (SP, Red Sox) - 8941. Zack Greinke (SP, Diamondbacks) - 8942. Justin Verlander (SP, Tigers) - 8843. Freddie Freeman (1B, Braves) - 8844. Daniel Murphy (2B, Nationals) - 8845. Dustin Pedroia (2B, Red Sox) - 8846.

Trea Turner (SS, Nationals) - 8847. Brandon Crawford (SS, Giants) - 8848.

Kyle Seager (3B, Mariners) - 8849. Nelson Cruz (RF, Mariners) - 8850. Giancarlo Stanton (RF, Marlins) - 88.