Gameplay with MLB The Show 19 have been an absolutely breathtaking experience, I recommend playing whenever you can with your friends or just seeing what it takes to be in the Major Leagues, this is an all around fun game to experience. The beauty of this mode is that the controls are easy to pick up if you're looking for a less serious time on the diamond. Retro Mode, along with the new three inning games, brings a nice focus on quicker action if you're not looking for an overly intense time commitment. Thankfully, another aspect of player progression that addresses that issue. Every season, your Road to the Show athlete will get 25 training sessions. Known as Focus Training, these exercises will let you choose a specific area to train. This is a way to bump up your attributes outside of your on-field performance, allowing you to, say, raise that speed rating so you can have more MLB Stubs on the basepaths.

It doesn't really stop there, either. MLB The Show 19 Diamond Dynasty is back for those who like their card-collecting modes in sports games and offers new players and collectibles. Weekly challenges will keep things moving for the online crowd. The new batting stance editor is almost silly in its amount of depth and ability to give players a customized stance, not to mention it offers intrigue as to how other companies can use the idea to modify something unique like how a player shoots a basketball. The most pressing early issue is related to fielding. Players too often tend to struggle picking up a ball that's coming off the ground, both in the infield and outfield, and may simply run right by it without even making an attempt at it. That could be partially ratings-related but also seems to have something to do with animations. That being said, there are few other gripes to be had. Gameplay as a whole is challenging but thoroughly satisfying.

MLB The Show 19 RPG-like mode, Road to the Show, received a major upgrade. This time around, you play a late round draft pick who is trying to earn a spot in the big leagues in hopes of becoming a future Hall of Famer. With the extraordinary vibrant colors and detailing that took play in making MLB The Show 19, the team over at SIE San Diego Studio have put together one heck of a masterpiece. From players looking more realistic to better camera angles even down to the ball travel and speeds, it just seems more natural than before. Diamond Dynasty remains the mode that shines the most in The Show. The team building, card collecting mode has been a favorite among sports gaming fans since 2015. It is the most generous in terms of MLB The Show 19 Stubs, and baseball is simply a perfect fit for roster construction and statistics-based goals.

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