Ranking 10 Best Center Fielders In MLB The Show 23

In MLB The Show 23, some of the fastest and most talented players play in center field.

Most of the time, the fastest player on a baseball team ends up in center field. Many times per game, quick players in center field turn hits into outs. The top players in MLB Not only are the Show 23 the best at what they do, but they are also some of the most talented athletes in all of sports.

All of the best center fielders in MLB The Show 23 are fast, but a few of them bring more to the table. Some try to hit hard or make contact, steal bases, stop runners, or make great plays with the glove. There’s a reason why it’s become the dream job of kids who play at being famous athletes.

Chas McCormick – 81

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	48
Contact Versus Lefties	88
Power Versus Righties	62
Power Versus Lefties	78
Vision	43
Discipline	69
Clutch Hitting	79
Bunting Ability	44
Drag Bunt Ability	35
Durability	73
Fielding	89
Arm Strength	64
Throwing Accuracy	51
Reaction	92
Speed	76
Stealing Ability	16
Baserunning Aggressiveness	28

Both left field and right field are strong points for the Astros. But McCormick is also a top-ten outfielder who did what he had to do to help Houston win another World Series last year.

Cedric Mullins – 81

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	79
Contact Versus Lefties	52
Power Versus Righties	62
Power Versus Lefties	56
Vision	71
Discipline	56
Clutch Hitting	60
Bunting Ability	71
Drag Bunt Ability	62
Durability	95
Fielding	76
Arm Strength	68
Throwing Accuracy	46
Reaction	73
Speed	74
Stealing Ability	79
Baserunning Aggressiveness	85

Mullins is impressive because he works hard at every part of his Penalty Kick Online game, from bunting to baserunning. The rest of the Baltimore team needs to work as hard as this guy does.

Tyler O’Neill – 82

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	52
Contact Versus Lefties	68
Power Versus Righties	70
Power Versus Lefties	82
Vision	43
Discipline	61
Clutch Hitting	59
Bunting Ability	37
Drag Bunt Ability	25
Durability	84
Fielding	74
Arm Strength	72
Throwing Accuracy	61
Reaction	59
Speed	98
Stealing Ability	55
Baserunning Aggressiveness	35

The Cardinals are always good, and their status is cemented by the fact that their first baseman is an MVP-caliber player who has great glove skills. But MLB The Show 23 fans know that O’Neill is the one who gives the team power and speed all the time.

Luis Robert Jr. – 82

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	76
Contact Versus Lefties	99
Power Versus Righties	61
Power Versus Lefties	82
Vision	68
Discipline	43
Clutch Hitting	78
Bunting Ability	35
Drag Bunt Ability	25
Durability	60
Fielding	73
Arm Strength	71
Throwing Accuracy	42
Reaction	48
Speed	74
Stealing Ability	48
Baserunning Aggressiveness	46

Even though the White Sox have some good relief pitchers, they have trouble in most other areas. Robert’s ability to hit balls hard is a good thing for the team.

Bryan Reynolds – 84

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	72
Contact Versus Lefties	86
Power Versus Righties	76
Power Versus Lefties	65
Vision	63
Discipline	73
Clutch Hitting	66
Bunting Ability	35
Drag Bunt Ability	25
Durability	89
Fielding	62
Arm Strength	79
Throwing Accuracy	62
Reaction	52
Speed	70
Stealing Ability	27
Baserunning Aggressiveness	24

Before the Pirates can be a good team, they need to fix their starting pitching, but Reynolds is good enough in every way for Pittsburgh to win games even with this flaw.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. – 88

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	72
Contact Versus Lefties	51
Power Versus Righties	90
Power Versus Lefties	56
Vision	54
Discipline	60
Clutch Hitting	90
Bunting Ability	35
Drag Bunt Ability	27
Durability	76
Fielding	82
Arm Strength	63
Throwing Accuracy	74
Reaction	77
Speed	86
Stealing Ability	73
Baserunning Aggressiveness	65

Chisholm is a player who can do anything at any time. Whether he’s in center, on the bases, or at the plate, he’s brought excitement to Miami.

Michael Harris II – 89

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	96
Contact Versus Lefties	54
Power Versus Righties	78
Power Versus Lefties	40
Vision	56
Discipline	38
Clutch Hitting	97
Bunting Ability	35
Drag Bunt Ability	30
Durability	70
Fielding	81
Arm Strength	90
Throwing Accuracy	76
Reaction	78
Speed	89
Stealing Ability	75
Baserunning Aggressiveness	70

The Braves have a better third baseman who can get runners home, so they rely on Harris to hit for contact and steal bases.

Julio Rodriguez – 89

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	77
Contact Versus Lefties	72
Power Versus Righties	77
Power Versus Lefties	74
Vision	54
Discipline	53
Clutch Hitting	80
Bunting Ability	35
Drag Bunt Ability	25
Durability	81
Fielding	78
Arm Strength	92
Throwing Accuracy	45
Reaction	61
Speed	98
Stealing Ability	70
Baserunning Aggressiveness	76

When the Mariners are playing well, they are one of the best teams in the league. Rodriguez does his job by being a scary baserunner.

Byron Buxton – 93

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	56
Contact Versus Lefties	74
Power Versus Righties	99
Power Versus Lefties	99
Vision	46
Discipline	56
Clutch Hitting	35
Bunting Ability	83
Drag Bunt Ability	79
Durability	68
Fielding	99
Arm Strength	85
Throwing Accuracy	83
Reaction	62
Speed	90
Stealing Ability	56
Baserunning Aggressiveness	55

The Twins’ shortstop is already a great hitter who makes good contact. This gives Buxton the freedom to be a power hitter on top of his best-in-class fielding.

Mike Trout – 99

Category	Rating
Contact Versus Righties	91
Contact Versus Lefties	92
Power Versus Righties	99
Power Versus Lefties	95
Vision	50
Discipline	90
Clutch Hitting	85
Bunting Ability	35
Drag Bunt Ability	25
Durability	90
Fielding	74
Arm Strength	81
Throwing Accuracy	72
Reaction	58
Speed	90
Stealing Ability	27
Baserunning Aggressiveness	42

The Angels have one of the best center fielders of all time and one of the best starters since Babe Ruth. Trout can do a little bit of everything, so he should get a chance to play in the World Series.

MLB The Show 23 is now available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.