Thankfully, ChrisJohnson83 of Operation Sports was happy to appease the news seekers.

The Operation Sports poster was given an early release of the retail version of the game and was kind enough to list every teams ratings across the Major League’s a few days ago and followed it up by releasing screenshots of every player’s ratings.

The Show hasn’t always been the most accurate in terms of giving players or teams accurate ratings – which can be seen by the Giants’ suspect overall team ranking of 17th, but, people still clamor to see what the numbers are.

And yes, Conor Gillaspie is on the roster despite being traded a few days ago – no official roster update has launched obviously, so he’ll be removed upon the first update. Though, let’s be honest – it would be very Giants of you to keep him around, just for the sake of it. Kind of like a sick game of cat and mouse, or as I like to refer to it “Being Brandon Belt-ed”.

The Show comes out Tuesday for those interested in attempting to have the Giants repeat, in a virtual setting.

Of course, rankings are just that – rankings – they mean little, especially in something as trivial as a video game, but dammit *stomps feet* SEVENTEENTH?

Behind that bastard Dinger and the Colorado Rockies? Seriously!?!? MLB The Show, great as it is, hasn’t even been heralded for its ranking system, which includes the Rockies having two players ranked 99 – so the end results appear to be a bit skewed and top heavy, but you’d have thought the Giants would’ve placed a wee bit higher.

Thankfully, with game updates, the production team at Sony can easily make a change if they deem it worthy, which they will after my 538 angry e-mails I’ve sent1!!1!

The Giants placed 22nd offensively, 9th in pitching and 10th in defense.

Below you’ll find the complete rankings and if you want to check it out further, head over to Operation Sports who has the complete listing of all teams and their respective rankings:

1- Detroit Tigers
2- St. Louis Cardinals
3- Boston Red Sox
4- Los Angeles Angels
5- Toronto Blue Jays
6- Texas Rangers
7- Washington Nationals
8- Atlanta Braves
9- Cincinnati Reds
10- Philadelphia Phillies
11- New York Yankees
12- Los Angeles Dodgers
13- Colorado Rockies
14- Chicago White Sox
15- Arizona Diamondbacks
16- Tampa Bay Rays
17- San Francisco Giants
18- Oakland Athletics
19- Kansas City Royals
20- Milwaukee Brewers
21- Baltimore Orioles
22- Pittsburgh Pirates
23- Seattle Mariners
24- Cleveland Indians
25- San Diego Padres
26- Minnesota Twins
27- Chicago Cubs
28- New York Mets
29- Miami Marlins
30- Houston Astros