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While I agree I also understand they can't simply get many names because they either don't have the money or the families or players themselves don't want to give the rights. Active players are almost entirely a part of the MLB Players Association and I could be wrong but that basically means they have to be a part of MLB The Show. Legends arnt usually in the association as they aren't actively employed by the MLB.

I gave up caring about legends because of these reasons. SDS simply cannot obtain every player or even close to every player that's been in the league.

@xsdert34_PSN said in Just a travesty…:

Mark McGwire was a starting pitcher alongside Randy Johnson at USC in the early 1980's, Jake Cronenworth was a relief pitcher with the Tampa Rays both in their minor league system and in the majors, Kenley Jansen was a catcher with the Netherlands in the World Baseball Classic in 2013, I believe, and the Los Angeles Dodgers farm system, before switching to relief pitching just about a year later, and Masyn Winn was a starting pitcher in high school and his first year in the minors for the St. Louis Cardinals before devoting all his time to playing shortstop, his other natural position, as he was drafted as a two-way player several years back. There are perhaps eight players that are legit in "The OOP Program," in their secondary positions; the rest are reaches or all-out misses. This was a decent program that I don't want to see again.

Don't forget about Bryce Harper he was a catcher then the Nationals made him into an outfielder when he was drafted