Just how accurate is MLB: The Show? So accurate you can actually use it to recreate specific moments in baseball. See, for example, Ted Williams’ legendary home run in Fenway Park:
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Yasiel Puig introducing himself by shutting down the opposing team in the ninth:
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Or Andrew McCutchen joining the Three Home Run Club:
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You can’t necessarily see all of baseball history. But now you can play it out for yourself.