After much speculation, the folks involved with MLB: The Show unveiled the cover man for their 2015 video game on Friday. Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig got the nod, joining the likes of Miguel Cabrera, Andrew McCutchen and Joe Mauer as recent players bestowed with the honor. It's here! The #MLB15Cover with @YasielPuig . Follow and retweet to win a Puig-signed bat. #BASEBALLisBETTER pic.twitter.com/dK9yvruTrL — MLB The Show (@MLBTheShow) December 6, 2014 Perhaps Puig helped his own case earlier this season when he posted a video celebrating hitting a walk-off grand slam as himself on MLB The Show . Intentional or not, that was pretty clever marketing by Puig. That said, Puig's star power, personality and the controversy that often surround his antics are strong enough that any company looking to market a baseball related product would be wise to consider using his likeness. Like it or not, controversy creates awareness and cash. Though that certainly didn't stop other players (and one manager) from staking their claim on the cover. For example, here's former cover boy Andrew McCutchen's attempting to hit paydirt again. my hair has grown since I was last on the...