MLB The Show 20: All Face of the Franchise Players Revealed

Today, San Diego Studio (SDS) is hosting a live developer MLB The Show 20 tournament. The tournament is live on Twitch and YouTube now, and will be live up until the release of The Show 20 early access tonight at midnight ET. Throughout the stream, devs have been revealing cards available at launch. The standard edition of MLB The Show 20 drops on March 17. Here’s a full list of Face of the Franchise players in this year’s game.

THE SHOW 20 FACE OF THE FRANCHISE PLAYERS

• Atlanta Braves: 2B Ozzie Albies, 89 overall diamond
• Miami Marlins: 3B Brian Anderson, 88 overall diamond
• New York Mets: RF Michael Conforto, 87 overall diamond
• Philadelphia Phillies: SP Aaron Nola, 88 overall diamond
• Washington Nationals: LF Juan Soto, 89 overall diamond
• Chicago Cubs: 1B Anthony Rizzo, 89 overall diamond
• Cincinnati Reds: 1B Joey Votto, 87 overall diamond
• Milwaukee Brewers: CF Lorenzo Cain, 88 overall diamond
• Pittsburgh Pirates: 1B Josh Bell, 88 overall diamond
• St. Louis Cardinals: C Yadier Molina, 86 overall diamond
• Arizona Diamondbacks: LF David Peralta, 87 overall diamond
• Colorado Rockies: RF Charlie Blackmon, 89 overall diamond
• Los Angeles Dodgers: 3B Justin Turner, 88 overall diamond
• San Diego Padres: SS Fernando Tatis Jr., 88 overall diamond
• San Francisco Giants: C Buster Posey, 87 overall diamond
• Baltimore Orioles: 1B Trey Mancini, 88 overall diamond
• Boston Red Sox: 3B Rafael Devers, 88 overall diamond
• New York Yankees: 2B Gleyber Torres, 88 overall diamond
• Tampa Bay Rays: SP Blake Snell, 89 overall diamond
• Toronto Blue Jays: 3B Vladimir Guerrero Jr., 85 overall diamond
• Chicago White Sox: 3B Yoan Moncada, 86 overall diamond
• Cleveland Indians: 1B Carlos Santana, 88 overall diamond
• Detroit Tigers: SP Matthew Boyd, 86 overall diamond
• Kansas City Royals: 2B Whit Merrifield, 88 overall diamond
• Minnesota Twins: CF Byron Buxton, 89 overall diamond
• Houston Astros: SS Carlos Correa, 89 overall diamond
• Los Angeles Angels: SP Shohei Ohtani, 88 overall diamond
• Oakland Athletics: 1B Matt Olson, 88 overall diamond
• Seattle Mariners: 3B Kyle Seager, 86 overall diamond
• Texas Rangers: LF Joey Gallo, 89 overall diamond

Each of the Face of the Franchise cards can be acquired by gathering 50 stars in the corresponding team’s Team Affinity program.

Today’s tournament is more than just developers playing each other for bragging rights. Devs will be answering questions in the chat, so be sure to ask any legitimate questions you have ahead of early access launch night. 

You can read more about MLB The Show 20 here.

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