Pre-order today because quantities are extremely limited! The Hall of Fame Edition is $99.99 USD/$119.99 CAD (MSRP) and it includes over $205 USD in value, making it a must-have for the most dedicated fans of the Show and The Kid. To do so, we partnered with New Era to create a limited Hall of Fame Edition 9FIFTY snap-back to commemorate Jr.’s return to gaming in The Show 17. gracing the cover this year, we wanted to create a collector’s edition worthy of The Kid. Let’s start with something shiny and new, shall we? With Ken Griffey Jr. The offers for the Hall of Fame and Digital Deluxe editions of MLB 17 The Show. The first offer is the one that many will be grabbing. There were four different versions of the game to purchase: Standard Edition, MVP Edition, Hall of Fame Edition, and Digital Deluxe Edition.

This was the first time since MLB 06: The Show that the game was not released for the PlayStation 3. It was released worldwide on March 28, 2017, for PlayStation 4. This year features three different editions of the game that players can choose to purchase and the extras they are giving out for each edition is ridiculous. On December 3, 2016, MLB The Show 17 was announced with a trailer for the game that showed the game's release date along with new features. as the MLB 17 The Show cover athlete, Sony also announced its pre-order offers for the game. In addition to announcing Ken Griffey Jr. “A legend both on and off the field, ‘The Kid’ inspired a generation of baseball fans with electric play, a contagious smile, enviable flair, and a swing that’s been imitated but never duplicated for almost three decades.” After waiting the required five years, Griffey was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on the first ballot with the highest percentage of induction (99.32) in Hall of Fame history. A 13-time All-Star and All-Star Game MVP in 1992, Griffey Jr. started his career with the Seattle Mariners alongside his father Ken Griffey Sr., becoming the first father/son to play on the same team at the same time. A 22-year veteran, “The Natural” finished his career with 630 home runs, which places him sixth all-time in Major League Baseball.

Griffey Jr., the number one pick of the 1987 MLB Draft, last appeared in a baseball video game almost twenty years ago and even had his own baseball game for Super Nintendo called Ken Griffey Jr. Sony chose to use the 2016 World Series as a backdrop to announce the cover athlete for MLB The Show 17 and it is none other than 2016 Hall of Fame inductee Ken Griffey Jr. Sony keeps its cover athlete for MLB The Show secret until the fall and sometimes until the winter. While EA Sports uses cover competitions for their NHL and Madden NFL franchises, Sony takes a different approach.

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