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Featuring its trademark simulation-style baseball, deep franchise and career modes, and a retooled Diamond Dynasty, MLB 15: The Show has improved in just about every conceivable area from its previous incarnation. So why does it feel so stale?

With MLB 15: The Show coming to the PlayStation family in mere days, baseball fans are getting their last at-bats as Sony has announced that online support for MLB 14: The Show will be shut off in June.

Spring Training has kicked off for Major League Baseball, and with it comes news about the only baseball game in town, MLB 15: The Show. This time, Sony San Diego is giving us an inside look at the updates and changes coming to Diamond Dynasty.

As baseball fans anxiously await the release of MLB 15 The Show, Sony's put out a new trailer to try and quench that thirst.

Sony San Diego is pulling out all the stops on its newest sports game, MLB 15: The Show, and three of its newest features have just been revealed.

Sony San Diego and The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency (that's really its name) have teamed up to make the hand-drawn, third-person shooter, Drawn to Death.

The first trailer for MLB 15: The Show debuted at the PlayStation Experience. Though light on new details, we at least did get to see Yasiel Puig hit a dinger.

Looks like Sony San Diego has chosen its cover boy for MLB 15: The Show. Say hello to Yasiel Puig.

Sony fired up MLB 14: The Show for a simulation of what might go down when the best in baseball take the field tomorrow night.

The good news is, MLB 14: The Show translates wonderfully on the PlayStation 4, but outside of improved presentation, there isn't much new to be excited about.