MLB The Show Player Ratings are now out for the Phillies
While baseball fans wait for the season to return, MLB The Show player ratings recently came out and Phillies fans have an opportunity to simulate a season while they wait for the real thing.
Right now the Phillies only have two players with an MLB The Show player rating of 90 or better and only seven with a grade of at least 80.
These grades come despite the team adding several big time free agents over the last two seasons.
Unfortunately, top prospect Alec Bohm and Spencer Howard, both of whom are likely to join the team in 2020, are not yet in the major league section of the game because they are not on the 40-man roster.
Before we look at the starters, here’s a look at the MLB The Show player rankings for players who are unlikely to make the big league roster or are fighting for a roster spot.
- Deivy Grullon – 74
- Robert Stock – 74
- Kyle Garlick – 68
- JoJo Romero – 66
- Cole Irvin: 64
- Adonis Medina – 64
- Christopher Sanchez – 64
- Austin David: 64
- Mauricio Llovera – 63
- Francisco Liriano – 61
- Enyel De Los Santos 59
- Deolis Guerra 55
Liriano might have a shot at the Phillies bullpen if they have an expanded roster on opening day should there be a shortened second spring training due to the coronavirus. Grullon will certainly be the next man up at catcher, while Medina could make his major league debut in the rotation as one of the organization’s top pitching prospects.
Now, let’s dive into the MLB The Show player rankings for Phillies hitters going into the 2020 season, whenever it may be.