The Yelich Triple Mission in MLB The Show 26 by U4GM

MLB The Show 26's 2026 World Series Program asks players to make a specific tradeoff: reach 100 points for Jacob Misiorowski without necessarily completing every objective. If you're also considering MLB 26 stubs for other roster needs, keep that decision separate from this reward track: the program points still have to come from its objectives. The supplied program breakdown lists 111 points in total, including 60 from Moments, 50 from missions and one from a collection task.

Build the route around the required XP mission

The 20-point mission for earning 2,026 Player XP with 2026 Postseason Series cards is essential. Every other objective together offers only 91 points, so there is no route to Misiorowski that avoids it. Check which eligible cards you own before planning the rest of your lineup. A second mission awards 10 points for earning 2,026 Player XP with Rays or Brewers cards. If a card qualifies for both missions, using it can advance both requirements; otherwise, you'll need to divide playing time between eligible cards.

Four smaller missions award five points each: get eight hits with Rays players, record five strikeouts with Rays pitchers, get eight hits with Brewers players and hit one triple with any player. The team-specific objectives can fit alongside the XP work when your eligible lineup includes those teams. The triple is less predictable because it depends on a particular hit result, so it is a sensible objective to leave until later if it holds up your progress. Skipping it still leaves 106 points available, or 105 if you also leave out the collection task.

Choose Moments by the points you still need

Each of the 12 Moments is worth five points, for a possible 60. They revisit performances from the series, including Gasser's Game 3 outing, Cooper Pratt's seven RBIs, Misiorowski's Game 5 performance and William Contreras's MVP showing. If you complete all six missions, you need 10 Moments to reach 100 points, not eight. The one-point collection task cannot replace a five-point Moment in that route. Alternatively, completing every Moment leaves 40 points to earn from missions and the collection, including the required 20-point XP mission.

The reward track provides reasons to check your progress before the final stretch. Ben Williamson arrives at 10 points, followed by Robert Gasser at 20, Nick Martinez at 30, Pratt at 40, Jackson Chourio at 50 and Liam Hicks at 60. Item rewards sit at 25, 45 and 65 points. Abner Uribe arrives at 70, Chandler Simpson at 80 and Christian Yelich at 90. Uribe's 99-overall relief card offers a sinker, slider and four-seam fastball, with 99 ratings in Velocity, Control, Movement and BB/9; that makes 70 points a useful interim target for players seeking bullpen help.

Misiorowski is the 99-overall starting pitcher at 100 points, with a listed true rating of 112.57. Before spending time on a difficult objective, calculate your remaining points from the missions and Moments you can still complete. If you are weighing MLB The Show 26 Stubs against other roster priorities, remember that currency does not replace the required program progress described here. Focus first on eligible Postseason Series XP, then use the remaining point flexibility to avoid the objectives that cost you the most time.

The 20-point Postseason Series Player XP mission is a key step toward the 99-overall Jacob Misiorowski. For MLB The Show 26 roster planning, explore U4GM's Stubs options and review the purchase terms against your budget. Stubs won't earn program points, so you'll still need to complete the required missions and Moments to reach the final reward.