MLB 9 Innings 22 brings Babe Ruth and Cy Young in its new season update

Com2uS has launched its 2022 season update for the fan-favorite, MLB and MLB Players Inc.-licensed mobile game, MLB 9 Innings 22. This MLB 9 Innings 22 content update introduces historical MLB players Babe Ruth and Cy Young and adds the latest player data from the 2022 season. MLB 9 Innings 22 and its new season update is now available as a free download on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

New Events and Missions will be playable in this MLB 9 Innings 22 2022 Season update

Here are the new features surrounding the new season update coming in this game:

• New 2022 Player Stats – In the new update, players can dive right into the latest roster and player stats of the 2022 MLB clubs. In addition, the update applies the new universal designated hitter rules to MLB 9 Innings 22. Also added to the game with this update is the new 26-man roster per game. Players can also enjoy the 30 stadiums and uniforms, providing them with the most authentic MLB experience.
• New Historic Players – The update also adds the Supreme Card, which introduces a new class of players consisting of five of the best players in Major League history: Babe Ruth, Cy Young, Mickey Mantle, Lou Brock, and Steve Carlton. The Supreme Card also provides players with a variety of options that can work in their favor and is usable anywhere in their lineups.
• Celebratory Events & Missions – In celebration of the latest season update, players can acquire newly introduced player cards. Players can earn points by completing various daily missions until April 27 and exchanging their points for one of the five historic players’ cards.

Alongside these features, events, and, missions, there will also be a Special Login Bonus. Players who log into the game by April 30 will receive a Live Wish Player Diamond Pack, which allows them to earn the new season live players in the highest grade.

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