ICYMI: Check out the latest launch trailers for MLB 9 Innings 23, as both of the cover athletes take center stage. Com2uS MLB Mobile
\nCom2uS has officially launched their latest version of MLB 9 Innings 23, with a pair of launch trailers featuring MLB stars Mike Trout and Ken Griffey Jr. The trailers bring the two together as they harken back to the classic film The Sandlot, complete with actor Patrick Renna playing catcher and calling Trout an 'easy out.' Enjoy both trailer below, along with a pair of quotes for their release, as the game is available now on Android and iOS.
'\n'MLB 9 Innings 23 has endeavored to capture all the changes in the major leagues as the new season has begun,' commented Jihoon Han, Head of Game Business Group, 'We hope players will enjoy the true fun of baseball in MLB 9 Innings 23 with historical heroes.'\n\n'Com2uS celebrates the launch of this new season update with special in-game events beginning April 1. Recruit five Historic Players from the exclusive shop using points earned in-game.
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