In MLB The Show 26, the World Series Program awards 99 overall Jacob Misiorowski at 100 points, with Moments and missions providing enough points without the Postseason collection. You can use MLB The Show 26 Stubs to acquire eligible team cards if your lineup needs help.
Moments supply the first 60 points
The 12 World Series Moments award five points each, giving you 60 points without requiring specific cards in your lineup. That covers more than half the target before you start team missions, so these short scenarios are the best place to begin. The six missions add up to another 50 points, leaving room to skip some tasks and still reach 100. A separate 49 card Postseason collection task provides one point, but it isn't required when you complete enough Moments and missions. Check your progress after each reward tier before deciding which remaining tasks suit your roster.
1) Complete the 12 Moments first, checking the program reward path as each five point award moves your total forward.
2) Review your existing Rays, Brewers and 2026 Postseason Series cards before committing Stubs to any additional market purchases.
3) Enter Conquest or Mini Seasons with eligible hitters and a Rays pitcher, then track mission progress between games.
Choose missions around your existing cards
The mission route depends on both team eligibility and card series, so a useful roster can advance several objectives during the same games. Eight hits with Rays players, five strikeouts with Rays pitchers, eight hits with Brewers players and one triple with any player each award five points. Earning 2,026 Player XP with Rays or Brewers cards adds 10 points, while the same amount with 2026 Postseason Series cards adds 20. If an eligible card meets both XP conditions, using it can contribute to both objectives. Prioritize cards you already own before deciding which gaps justify spending.
● A Rays starter can work toward five strikeouts while your eligible hitters pursue the separate team hit and Player XP objectives.
● The triple accepts any player, so you can use a suitable hitter already in your lineup without buying another card.
● Earlier team programs can provide Postseason Series cards, making their existing rewards useful if you need the 20 point XP mission.
Reality check: Moments and missions offer 110 points together, so you can leave ten mission points unfinished and still reach Misiorowski.
Protect your Stubs while filling gaps
Market spending is optional because the program rewards themselves aren't sellable and can't be purchased outright. If your collection lacks eligible players, compare the cost of modest Rays and Brewers cards with the time needed to earn cards from earlier programs. Expensive diamonds aren't necessary for eight hits or five strikeouts, so reserve your budget for positions where you actually lack options. Cards you buy may be sold after their missions are complete, but the amount recovered depends on market prices. Check that you've finished every objective using those cards before removing them from your lineup.
● Five or six eligible hitters can concentrate opportunities across the lineup, helping you complete team hit objectives in fewer games.
● Check each card's team and series eligibility before playing, especially when you expect its XP to advance both missions.
● With 60 Moment points and five from a triple, the 20 point Postseason XP mission takes you to 85 points.
Check your remaining points
Review your progress and eligible cards before choosing the missions that will carry you to 100 points. If your roster needs additions, MLB The Show 26 Stubs for sale offer an optional way to fund purchases, while cards you already own can still complete the route.