According to a job listing, PlayStation is looking to hire Quality Assurance (QA) testers specifically for MLB The Show. The description for a "Baseball Test Analyst" calls for persons that are knowledgeable in the sport of Baseball and in the MLB: The Show franchise to apply for the position. Buried within the job requirements is a line that specifies that the applicants must have a "Basic to intermediate understanding of networking setup and hardware, as well as how its principles and components apply to modern console, PC, and mobile gaming/functionality."
Just saw this today, I have been playing with the expectations of this being my last year of playing the show. Because I bought a PS3 and a PS4 for only this game and wasn't going to buy next gen consoles this time around, since my pc's are much better. Try playing Rocket league at 144-240hz for a year then go back to a 60fps game and let me know how much fun it is. I started with MLB pennant race in 96. I would really hate to not be able to play anymore but consoles just don't realistically meet minimum competitive requirements in my opinion.
If your one of those people that say the human eye can't see more than 60fps please understand its not about how many frames your seeing, its about how soon your seeing the first frames. Which in this game is pretty much everything, Pitch recognition as soon as possible. Take a look at some of Nvidia's side by side comparisons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hnfyNwU7L4
With that being said, I would expect all PC players to be on the same servers with the only cross platform being play vs friends only. I'm not looking for a competitive advantage over Console players. I'm just looking for a chance to play a great game on great hardware and not have to blow money on a console i'll use for only baseball.