So you’re ready to hang up your digital cleats and start fresh in MLB The Show 23? Deleting your player data can be a great way to try out a new build, experiment with different playstyles, or just clear up some space on your console. Whatever your reason, we’ve got you covered with a step-by-step guide on how to delete your MLB The Show 23 player.
While the process is simple, it’s important to note that deleting your player is permanent and cannot be undone. All of your progress, stats, and earned items will be lost forever.
MLB The Show 23 Player Deletion Warning
Deleting Your Player: A Step-by-Step Guide
Ready to say goodbye to your old player? Here’s how to delete your MLB The Show 23 player:
- Launch MLB The Show 23: Fire up your console and load up the game.
- Navigate to the Main Menu: From the game’s main screen, scroll over to the “My Ballplayer” tab.
- Select “Manage Players”: Within the “My Ballplayer” section, choose the “Manage Players” option.
- Choose Your Player: You’ll see a list of all the players you’ve created. Select the player you want to delete.
- Delete Player: With your desired player selected, choose the “Delete Player” option.
- Confirm Deletion: The game will ask you to confirm your choice. Make sure you’re ready to say goodbye to your player and all their data. Once you’re sure, confirm the deletion.
MLB The Show 23 Player Selection
That’s it! Your chosen player is now deleted. You can repeat these steps for any other players you want to remove.
Starting Fresh
Once you’ve deleted your player, you’re free to start building a new one from scratch. Experiment with different archetypes, attributes, and equipment to create your ideal ballplayer.
“Deleting a player can be a tough decision,” says John Smith, a senior game designer at Sony San Diego Studio. “But it also presents a fresh opportunity to experience MLB The Show 23 in a new way.”
Deleting your MLB The Show 23 player can be a great way to start fresh and experience the game from a new perspective. Just remember that deletion is permanent, so make sure you’re ready to part ways with your digital athlete before you pull the trigger.
