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As a core component of MLB The Show 26, all programs can be broadly categorized into long-term, seasonal, and special event types, a classification designed to help you effectively plan your strategy for earning rewards.

Building on this framework, Multiplayer Program, one of the game's seasonal offerings, received its very first update just yesterday!

Multiplayer Program 1, which launched alongside MLB The Show 26, has now concluded; you can now begin working toward earning the rewards offered in Multiplayer Program 2!

In this guide, we will walk you through the missions and rewards featured in Multiplayer Program 2, helping you determine whether it is worth your time and outlining the most effective strategies for playing through it.

Multiplayer Program 2 duration

This program went live on April 14th. While an exact end date has not yet been confirmed, it is expected to follow the same monthly cycle as Multiplayer Program 1, concluding in mid-May, at which point the third installment in the series will probably launch to take its place.

How to complete this program?

Multiplayer Program 2 consists of 18 specific missions, each tied directly to the game's Multiplayer modes, hence the name of this program series.

Multiplayer experience centers around Diamond Dynasty, with specific sub-categories including Ranked Seasons (1v1, 2v2, 3v3), Battle Royale, Events, and more.

The 18 missions require you to complete specific objectives while playing through these various modes.

Upon completing each mission, you will earn a designated amount of XP; as your total XP accumulates and reaches new thresholds, you will unlock the corresponding rewards.

Below is a complete list of all missions included in Multiplayer Program 2. To avoid unnecessary frustration, it is highly recommended that you complete them sequentially, one by one.

• Capture 50 bases in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Capture 100 bases in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Capture 200 bases in any Multiplayer mode - 10K XP
• Capture 400 bases in any Multiplayer mode - 15K XP
• Record 10 strikeouts in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Record 25 strikeouts in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Record 50 strikeouts in any Multiplayer mode - 10K XP
• Record 100 strikeouts in any Multiplayer mode - 15K XP
• Hit 5 home runs in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Hit 15 home runs in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Hit 26 home runs in any Multiplayer mode - 10K XP
• Earn 15,000 PXP in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Earn 30,000 PXP in any Multiplayer mode - 5K XP
• Earn 50,000 PXP in any Multiplayer mode - 10K XP
• Earn 70,000 PXP in any Multiplayer mode - 20K XP
• Capture bases 15 times in Battle Royale - 5K XP
• Record 5 extra-base hits in Battle Royale - 5K XP
• Record 5 wins in a single Battle Royale run - 10K XP

All Multiplayer Program 2 rewards

This program features a total of 25 rewards, comprising various types such as stubs, card packs, specific player cards, and in-game XP.

Among these, MLB 26 stubs as the most versatile reward, the total number is 8.2K. You must earn at least 23 of the available rewards to collect the full amount.

Below is a list of all rewards and the program XP required to unlock them (listed in ascending order):

• 5,000 XP - World Baseball Classic Gold Player
• 10,000 XP - Craig Kimbrel
• 15,000 XP - The Show Pack x5
• 20,000 XP - Headliners Pack - Random
• 25,000 XP - 1,500 Stubs
• 30,000 XP - Deluxe Pack
• 35,000 XP - Gerrit Cole
• 40,000 XP - The Show Pack x5
• 45,000 XP - 1,500 Stubs
• 50,000 XP - Item Ivy
• 55,000 XP - Deluxe Pack (Random)
• 60,000 XP - Eddie Murray
• 65,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit Pack
• 70,000 XP - 20,000 XP
• 75,000 XP - The Show Pack x5
• 80,000 XP - Deluxe Pack (Random)
• 85,000 XP - Jose Altuve
• 90,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit Pack
• 95,000 XP - 2,500 Stubs
• 100,000 XP - 20,000 XP
• 110,000 XP - Premier Pack (Random)
• 120,000 XP - Anthony Santander
• 130,000 XP - 3,000 Stubs
• 140,000 XP - 20,000 XP
• 150,000 XP - The Show Pack x50

Combined, all the above rewards are worth at least 501.7K in MLB The Show 26; to unlock them all, you will need to earn 90K Program XP within a single month!

Reward value analysis

XP and stub rewards require no further explanation. As for the card packs, since the cards obtained from them are randomized, it is difficult to conduct an in-depth analysis; therefore, our evaluation will focus primarily on the specific player card rewards.

All rewards within Multiplayer Program 2 include five player cards: All-Star Craig Kimbrel, Gerrit Cole, and Eddie Murray; Postseason José Altuve; and Awards Anthony Santander.

Since these rewards are tied to specific XP requirements, meaning you can earn them simply by putting in the effort to play the game, there is absolutely no reason to miss out!

Furthermore, the card lineup is well-balanced, featuring a mix of elite pitchers and reliable power hitters; this allows you greater flexibility to optimize and enhance your existing roster by adding these players.

Moreover, as you work toward earning these rewards, you will naturally become more familiar with the gameplay mechanics of all multiplayer modes, an experience that will prove invaluable when you participate in future related programs.

That wraps up all the information regarding Multiplayer Program 2. Keep in mind that other programs are likely running concurrently within MLB 26, so be sure not to overlook those either!

As the fourth weekend since its launch arrives, MLB The Show 26 has finally rolled out its first Weekend Classic event! This also marks the conclusion of the previous Ranked Season cycle.

Given that Weekend Classic is a limited-time event, and you may be busy completing other in-game challenges or attending to real-world work, the primary factor in deciding whether to participate is whether the rewards are worth the effort.

In this guide, we will walk you through the gameplay mechanics of MLB 26 Weekend Classic and provide an in-depth analysis of the two available player card rewards.

Event schedule

MLB 26 Weekend Classic: Week 1 officially began on the afternoon of April 10th and will run until April 14th. Although nominally a weekend event, you actually have approximately 96 hours to play.

This event typically launches at the conclusion of each Ranked Season cycle; you can think of it as a comprehensive, upgraded finale to Ranked Season. Week 2 is not expected to begin for at least another two weeks.

However, the game may occasionally schedule additional Weekend Classic events to coincide with specific major real-world baseball matchups. If you don't want to miss out on any of them, be sure to keep a close eye on the schedule.

How to play Weekend Classic?

In essence, Weekend Classic is a limited-time competitive event embedded within Diamond Dynasty, one of MLB The Show 26's core game modes. It requires you to utilize your own custom Diamond Dynasty roster to compete in 1v1 ranked matches.

The first six games you play in the event are crucial. MLB 26 uses your performance, specifically your Solo Season Ranked rating, to assign you to a specific tier. These tiers range from lowest to highest: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond, and Immortal.

Subsequently, based on your assigned tier, the game places you into a small leaderboard group of 100 players, where you must play additional games to improve your rating.

At the conclusion of the event, the top 10 players on each leaderboard receive additional rewards.

Weekend Classic follows a best-of-six format; rewards are distributed based on your total number of wins, while your final tier placement is locked in based on the highest rank you achieved.

Furthermore, for every game you win during those initial six matches, you will immediately receive a corresponding reward, such as a card pack or MLB 26 stubs.

Additionally, each installment of Weekend Classic features a unique Choice Pack reward option. Taking this week as an example, you have the opportunity to earn Weekend Classic Choice Pack for Week 1, which contains two cards from which you can select one.

Week 1 unique reward analysis

The two options available in this week's choice pack are 2nd Half Bernie Williams and Postseason Victor Martinez. Both cards carry an overall rating of 92, so you might be unsure which one is the better choice.

2nd Half Bernie Williams

Bernie Williams is a renowned player formerly of New York Yankees. Although he retired from professional baseball long ago, and has even since focused on a music career, in MLB 26, you can still catch a glimpse of the brilliance he displayed in his prime.

The specific attributes for his reward card are as follows:

• Speed: 65
• Steal: 45
• Fielding: 60
• Reaction (Jump): 61
• Forward: 67
• Backward: 52
• Right: 60
• Left: 65
• Arm Strength: 68
• Arm Accuracy: 60
• Sac Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Quirks: 6 total

Unfortunately, judging by the actual statistics, this card's speed and fielding abilities are quite mediocre.

Let alone serving as a starting outfielder, even positioning him in a corner outfield spot carries a risk of conceding runs, unless, of course, you assign him to Designated Hitter (DH) role.

This arrangement is currently the only way to effectively utilize 2nd Half Bernie Williams at the plate; however, you could just as easily opt to use other switch-hitting batters you already possess.

Therefore, all things considered, this player card is worth acquiring; however, if you already own players with similar capabilities, it may prove to be somewhat redundant.

Postseason Victor Martinez

First, let's take a look at the stats for this reward card:

• Contact vs RHP: 100
• Contact vs LHP: 92
• Vision: 90
• Clutch: 109
• Power vs. RHP: 80
• Power vs. LHP: 70
• Speed: 44
• Steal: 0
• Fielding: 73
• Blocking: 72
• Pop Time: 76
• Reaction (Jump): Forward 74, Backward 62, Right 66, Left 76
• Arm Strength: 75
• Arm Accuracy: 80
• Sac Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Quirks: 8 total

Although Victor Martinez himself is not a newcomer, this marks his debut as a legend player in MLB game series; consequently, it is currently difficult to provide a sufficiently detailed review regarding the actual in-game experience.

However, based on the available stats, if you are looking to acquire a better catcher, Postseason Victor Martinez is certainly worth a try.

Based on the points mentioned above, and if a direct comparison is absolutely necessary, we would recommend choosing Postseason Victor Martinez, as he offers greater versatility.

That covers the key information you need to know for this week's Weekend Classic. We hope this helps enhance your MLB 26 experience!

Beyond participating in standard modes and matches, the primary source for earning additional rewards in MLB The Show 26 lies within its various programs.

The good news is that there are almost always active programs available in the game, ensuring that you can make progress at any time.

The bad news, however, is that new programs are released at a rapid pace, often alongside long-term, ongoing ones, making it difficult to keep up with every single one. Consequently, you might inadvertently miss out on the specific player cards you desire most.

This time around, we're here to offer the perfect solution to this dilemma!

What are MLB 26 programs?

Programs are a structured reward progression system introduced within MLB 26's Diamond Dynasty mode. To advance, you must complete specific objectives to earn MLB 26 stubs, XP, card packs, or rare player cards.

Common program types include:

• Missions: Accumulate specific statistics (such as hits or innings pitched) using designated players or teams.
• Moments: Complete specific actions to recreate classic baseball scenarios.
• Showdowns: Assemble a team to face off against a boss pitcher.
• Exchanges: Trade in your existing player cards to earn points.
• Team Affinity: Complete various specific tasks to advance your progress with a designated team.
• Featured Programs: An umbrella term for a series of new, limited-time events that are continuously updated as the game evolves.

Currently, there are over 80 active programs available in MLB 26 (making it more urgent than ever to manage them efficiently!). Based on the highest potential returns in Stubs, XP, and Player Rewards, we've compiled a list of those you should prioritize:

• Most Stubs: 1st Inning XP Path, Multiplayer 1 Program, Arizona Diamondbacks Program.
• Most XP: Multiplayer 1 Program, Starter Program, World Baseball Classic (WBC) Pool A-D Programs (four separate programs in total).
• Most Player Rewards: World Baseball Classic (WBC) Pool A-D Programs, WBC Recap Program, Multiplayer 1 Program.

The best strategy: stacking several programs

Our recommended method for tackling as many programs as possible, and thereby maximizing your rewards, is to stack them whenever their respective time limits allow.

For many of the current high-value programs, the specific tasks often simply require you to perform a particular baseball action using a designated player.

Crucially, neither the difficulty setting you choose nor the specific composition of your team will affect whether these tasks are successfully completed.

Therefore, if your roster includes players required by multiple tasks, you might even be able to complete several tasks within a single game. By stacking these objectives a few times, you can effectively make progress on multiple programs simultaneously.

However, to maximize the efficiency of this stacking strategy, there are a few additional tips you should master, and we're here to share them with you.

The strongest team isn't always the best

Given the competitive nature of baseball games, you might be accustomed to fielding the absolute strongest team possible for every matchup. Awkwardly enough, this isn't a particularly effective strategy for completing specific program objectives.

If you build your team solely around overall power, resulting in a roster where only one or two players actually meet the program's specific requirements, you'll find yourself constantly having to reshuffle your lineup after every single game.

Admittedly, a slightly weaker team might take a little longer to finish a game, but the hassle of constantly rebuilding your roster is far more annoying!

Therefore, you're much better off reviewing the program requirements in advance and selecting multiple designated players to assemble a dedicated "Program-Specific Squad."

In fact, most program objectives don't impose any requirements regarding game difficulty. So, feel free to simply select the lowest difficulty setting to start your games, the priority here is to earn your rewards as quickly as possible!

Choose the suitable game mode

In addition to lowering the overall game difficulty, you can also boost your task-completion efficiency by selecting the right game mode, specifically, we recommend prioritizing Conquest mode.

In this single-player mode, the objective is to capture territories on a specific map and grow your fan base to expand your influence, ultimately culminating in the defeat of your opponents' Strongholds.

With this in mind, we suggest focusing on accumulating fans as quickly as possible during the early stages of the game. This allows you to capture more territory faster, thereby lowering the difficulty of subsequent matchups.

Once you've established this advantage, you can apply our earlier tip regarding roster construction to knock out even more program objectives.

Another excellent option is Mini Seasons. Its key advantages are low difficulty and a fast pace: you only need to complete short, three-inning games.

Furthermore, Mini Seasons allows for repeated playthroughs. This means that if you're short on gaming time, or if your "Program-Specific Squad" happens to be particularly low-rated, you can simply stick to playing this mode exclusively.

In addition, we specifically recommend opting for the offline mode. While it might lack some of the excitement of online play, it eliminates matchmaking wait times and offers an even more relaxed, straightforward experience.

Choose the custom stadiums

Some program tasks require you to execute specific in-game actions. If you select a stadium with conditions that are ideally suited to those actions, you can complete your objectives with far less effort and much greater efficiency!

For instance, hitting a home run is easier in stadiums situated at higher altitudes, while dim lighting can help you better confuse opposing players.

Therefore, we recommend that you utilize custom stadiums to complete your project tasks. By freely designing a stadium environment that works to your greatest advantage, you can achieve your objectives much faster and more easily!

That covers everything we wanted to share with you in this guide. As a quick reminder, we have also previously published walkthroughs for several specific projects; combining those guides with the tips in this article will make for an even more effective gaming experience!

If you didn't pick up MLB the Show 26 Deluxe Edition due to budget constraints or other reasons, and consequently missed out on the four days of early access, you might be worried about falling behind on your progress, particularly within the latest, limited-time 1st Inning Program.

However, there is no need to worry. As long as you quickly familiarize yourself with how to participate in the program once the game officially launches and immediately start earning XP toward it, you can absolutely complete it before it ends.

Below, we present a comprehensive guide to help you successfully complete 1st Inning Program.

1st Inning Program duration

This MLB the Show 26 program kicked off alongside the early access period, starting on March 13, and will run until April 10. Even if you don't jump into the game until March 17, you will still have at least three weeks to complete it.

Based on previous titles in the series, we anticipate that more programs will be released in the future; so if you do happen to miss the deadline for this one, don't be overly concerned.

That said, 1st Inning Program is undoubtedly one of the best sources for acquiring your first batch of MLB the Show 26 stubs and earning additional card packs.

Complete list of rewards

The program offers 40 rewards, each requiring you to earn a specific amount of XP to unlock. You can earn XP in both online and offline game modes.

So the only thing you really need to worry about is whether you can dedicate enough time to playing. Here are all the rewards and corresponding XP points:

• 3,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 7,500 XP - Ballin' is a Habit Pack
• 12,500 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 17,500 XP - 500 Stubs
• 22,500 XP - 5x MLB the Show 26 pack
• 27,500 XP - Ballin' is a Habit pack
• 32,500 XP - 500 Stubs
• 40,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 47,500 XP - World Baseball Classic Gold Pack
• 55,000 XP - 88 OVR WBC Gleyber Torres
• 62,500 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 70,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit Pack
• 77,500 XP - 750 Stubs
• 85,000 XP - WBC Gold Pack
• 92,500 XP - 5x MLB the Show 26 pack
• 100,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 110,000 XP - WBC Gold Pack
• 120,000 XP - 750 Stubs
• 130,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 140,000 XP - 89 OVR WBC Kyle Schwarber
• 150,000 XP - WBC Gold Pack
• 160,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 170,000 XP - 750 Stubs
• 185,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 200,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit pack
• 215,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 pack
• 230,000 XP - 1,000 Stubs
• 245,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit pack
• 260,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 Pack
• 275,000 XP - 90 OVR WBC Yoshinobu Yamamoto
• 295,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 Pack
• 315,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit Pack
• 335,000 XP - WBC Deluxe Pack
• 355,000 XP - MLB the Show 26 Pack
• 375,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit Pack
• 400,000 XP - 1,500 Stubs
• 425,000 XP - WBC Premier Pack
• 450,000 XP - Ballin' is a Habit Pack
• 475,000 XP - 2,000 Stubs
• 500,000 XP - 1st Inning Boss Choice Pack

Among these, the ultimate reward, 1st Inning Boss Choice Pack, contains two cards: Ronald Acuña Jr. and Munetaka Murakami, both rated at 90 OVR. You can choose one of them based on your needs.

How to farm XP?

As you can see from the reward list above, if you wish to obtain all 40 rewards, the total amount of XP required is substantial. Fortunately, almost every mode of gameplay in MLB the Show awards XP.

Complete other programs

In addition to 1st Inning Program, there are many other programs currently running simultaneously within the game; notably, WBC Recap Program and St. Patrick's Day Program were just released on March 17th.

You should prioritize completing those programs that offer XP rewards; doing so not only advances your progress in 1st Inning Program but also allows you to earn rewards from those other programs.

We specifically recommend that you complete WBC Pools A-D programs. Returning as a featured event in MLB the Show 26's Diamond Dynasty mode, World Baseball Classic content is divided into four separate pools, each featuring a reward track that includes a total of 80,000 XP.

Another feature worth highlighting is Team Affinity. Once the game launches, this feature establishes a dedicated program for each MLB team, programs that typically remain active for a full year.

If you go all-in and play with maximum effort, a single Team Affinity program can typically be completed within three to four hours. However, given the abundance of other activities available in the game, you may wish to prioritize completing the programs for your favorite teams first to save time.

Notably, MLB 26 introduces several updates to Team Affinity, including, but not limited to, the dual captain mode (where captains can provide stat boosts to other teammates) and the ability to swap out player cards without resetting your progress.

Participate in Ranked Seasons

This mode serves as the premier online competitive experience within Diamond Dynasty. You can assemble a team using your collection of player cards, then climb the rankings and earn rewards by competing against teams controlled by other players.

If you wish to leverage this feature for faster XP farming, the most efficient strategy is to prioritize shorter matches, specifically those requiring only 3 to 5 innings. After all, dragging out a game for too long not only makes the outcome more unpredictable but also leads to player fatigue.

Offline modes

Mini Seasons and Conquest are among the most popular offline modes in MLB the Show 26. More importantly, they have been optimized compared to previous iterations. This means you can now earn XP quickly and efficiently simply by playing against AI.

That wraps up everything you need to know about MLB 26 1st Inning Program, along with a comprehensive guide on how to complete it. Jump into the game right away so you don't miss out on acquiring your favorite high-OVR player cards!

Sports games grounded in real-world baseball and players maintain a strong connection to reality; to promote and celebrate actual competitions, they often launch special events, such as WBC Programs found in MLB the Show series.

WBC (World Baseball Classic) is an international baseball tournament that serves not only as a grand showcase for professional players but also as an excellent opportunity to boost the sport's global profile.

Consequently, following MLB 23 WBC Program in 2023, this year's MLB the Show 26 brings the program back once again to coincide with the real tournament (scheduled for March 5-17, 2026)!

In this guide, we will provide a detailed breakdown of how to participate in MLB 26 WBC Program and the various rewards you can earn through it.

How to participate in WBC Program?

For its return, MLB the Show 26 has integrated WBC Program into Mini Seasons, one of the many game modes available within the core Diamond Dynasty experience.

Compared to the previous version released three years ago, the new WBC Program abandons the much-criticized single-track format. Instead, it mirrors the structure of the actual 2026 tournament by featuring four distinct pools.

Each pool has a maximum point cap of 100, corresponding to specific rewards, and the objectives required to earn points differ from one pool to another.

You can choose to focus solely on the pools that interest you most, or if time permitting, participate in multiple pools to maximize your earnings.

Each reward pool contains multiple card packs; acquiring these allows you to save your MLB 26 stubs at this stage, thereby laying a solid foundation for participating in future events.

WBC Program missions and rewards

While there are differences between them, several missions that help you progress through Pools A-D remain consistent across the board:

• Complete 10 Moments (3 points each)
• Complete WBC Showdown (10 points)
• Complete Series Missions (3 points each; requires the use of WBC Series cards)

The specific objectives for the final mission category listed above include:

• Pitch 30 Innings
• Record 60 Strikeouts
• Record 50 Hits
• Record 30 Extra-Base Hits
• Hit 20 Home Runs

Details regarding other missions may vary, but they generally fall into two categories: PXP Missions and Player Missions. Below, we will walk you through the exclusive missions and rewards available in each individual pool.

Pool A

PXP Missions (4 points each, repeatable):

• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Camargo, Despaigne, Lugo, Caissie, & Urshela
• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Almeida, Tejada, Paxton, & Ramirez

Player Missions (4 points each):

• Record 3 Hits using 80 OVR Camargo
• Record 2 Extra-Base Hits using 81 OVR Despaigne
• Record 10 Strikeouts using 82 OVR Lugo
• Reach Base 3 Times using 83 OVR Caissie
• Record 2 Extra-Base Hits using 84 OVR Urshela
• Pitch 5 Innings using 85 OVR Almeida
• Record 5 Hits using 86 OVR Tejada
• Record 2 Wins using 87 OVR Paxton
• Record 3 Extra-Base Hits using 88 OVR Ramirez

Rewards:

• 5 Points: Estadio Hiram Bithorn
• 10 Points: 80 OVR WBC Johan Camargo
• 15 Points: Panama Bat
• 20 Points: 81 OVR WBC Alfredo Despaigne & 4,000 XP
• 25 Points: Cuba Bat
• 30 Points: 82 OVR WBC Seth Lugo
• 35 Points: Puerto Rico Bat
• 40 Points: 83 OVR WBC Owen Caissie & 4,000 XP
• 45 Points: Canada Bat
• 50 Points: 84 OVR WBC Gio Urshela
• 55 Points: World Baseball Classic Gold Players Pack
• 60 Points: 85 OVR WBC Adrian Almeida & 4,000 XP
• 65 Points: Colombia Bat
• 70 Points: 86 OVR WBC Ruben Tejada
• 75 Points: MLB The Show 26 Pack
• 80 Points: 87 OVR WBC James Paxton & 4,000 XP
• 85 Points: MLB The Show 26 Pack (x2)
• 90 Points: 88 OVR WBC Alexei Ramirez
• 95 Points: MLB The Show 26 Pack (x2)
• 100 Points: 89 OVR WBC Nolan Arenado & 4,000 XP

Pool B

PXP Missions:

• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Bichette Jr., Tellez, Fischer, Thompson, & Henderson
• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Contreras, Worley, Caglianone, & Arozarena

Player Missions:

• Get on base 3 times using 80 OVR Bichette Jr.
• Hit 2 extra-base hits using 81 OVR Tellez
• Record 3 hits using 82 OVR Fischer
• Get on base 3 times using 83 OVR Thompson
• Hit 2 extra-base hits using 84 OVR Henderson
• Record 10 strikeouts using 85 OVR Contreras
• Earn 2 wins using 86 OVR Worley
• Record 3 hits using 87 OVR Caglianone
• Get on base 5 times using 88 OVR Arozarena

Rewards:

• 5 Points: WBC Uniform Choice pack (x2)
• 10 Points: 80 OVR WBC Dante Bichette Jr.
• 15 Points: Brazil Bat
• 20 Points: 81 OVR WBC Rowdy Tellez & 4,000 XP
• 25 Points: Mexico Bat
• 30 Points: 82 OVR WBC Andrew Fischer
• 35 Points: Italy Bat
• 40 Points: 83 OVR WBC Trayce Thompson & 4,000 XP
• 45 Points: Great Britain Bat
• 50 Points: 84 OVR WBC Gunnar Henderson
• 55 Points: World Baseball Classic Gold Players Pack
• 60 Points: 85 OVR WBC Jpseph Contreras & 4,000 XP
• 65 Points: USA Bat
• 70 Points: 86 OVR WBC Vance Worley
• 75 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack
• 80 Points: 87 OVR WBC Jac Caglianone & 4,000 XP
• 85 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack (x2)
• 90 Points: 88 OVR WBC Randy Arozarena
• 95 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack (x2)
• 100 Points: 89 OVR WBC Bryce Harper & 4,000 XP

Pool C

PXP Missions:

• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Cervinka, Perkins, Giljegiljaw, Lee, & Sato
• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Muzik, Yoshida, Lin, & Bazzana

Player Missions:

• Record 3 hits using 80 OVR Cervinka
• Get on base 3 times using 81 OVR Perkins
• Hit 2 extra-base hits using 82 OVR Giljegiljaw
• Get on base 3 times using 83 OVR Lee
• Hit 2 extra-base hits using 84 OVR Sato
• Record 5 hits using 85 OVR Muzik
• Hit 3 extra-base hits using 86 OVR Yoshida
• Hit 3 extra-base hits using 87 OVR Lin
• Get on base 5 times using 88 OVR Bazzana

Rewards:

• 5 Points: Tokyo Dome
• 10 Points: 80 OVR WBC Martin Cervinka
• 15 Points: Czechia Bat
• 20 Points: 81 OVR WBC Robbie Perkins & 4,000 XP
• 25 Points: Australia Bat
• 30 Points: 82 OVR WBC Kungkuan Giljegiljaw
• 35 Points: Chinese Taipei Bat
• 40 Points: 83 OVR WBC Jung Hoo Lee & 4,000 XP
• 45 Points: Korea Bat
• 50 Points: 84 OVR WBC Teruaki Sato
• 55 Points: World Baseball Classic Gold Players Pack
• 60 Points: 85 OVR WBC Martin Muzik & 4,000 XP
• 65 Points: Japan Bat
• 70 Points: 86 OVR WBC Masataka Yoshida
• 75 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack
• 80 Points: 87 OVR WBC An-Ko Lin & 4,000 XP
• 85 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack (x2)
• 90 Points: 88 OVR WBC Travis Bazzana
• 95 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack (x2)
• 100 Points: 89 OVR WBC Hyun-Min Ahn & 4,000 XP

Pool D

PXP Missions:

• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Hebbert, Jones, Horwitz, Tovar, & Alcantara
• Accumulate 2,000 PXP using Soto, Bader, Vientos, & Chourio

Player Missions:

• Record 3 hits using 80 OVR Camargo
• Hit 2 extra-base hits using 81 OVR Despaigne
• Record 10 strikeouts using 82 OVR Lugo
• Get on base 3 times using 83 OVR Caissie
• 84 OVR Record 2 extra-base hits with 85 OVR Urshela
• Pitch 5 innings with 85 OVR Almeida
• Record 5 hits with 86 OVR Tejada
• Win 2 games with 87 OVR Paxton
• Record 3 extra-base hits with 88 OVR Ramirez

Rewards:

• 5 Points: WBC Uniforms Choice pack (x2)
• 10 Points: 80 OVR WBC Duque Hebbert
• 15 Points: Nicaragua Bat
• 20 Points: 81 OVR WBC Druw Jones & 4,000 XP
• 25 Points: Netherlands Bat
• 30 Points: 82 OVR WBC Spencer Horwitz
• 35 Points: Israel Bat
• 40 Points: 83 OVR WBC Ezequiel Tovar & 4,000 XP
• 45 Points: Venezuela Bat
• 50 Points: 84 OVR WBC Sandy Alcantara
• 55 Points: World Baseball Classic Gold Players Pack
• 60 Points: 85 OVR WBC Juan Soto & 4,000 XP
• 65 Points: Dominican Republic Bat
• 70 Points: 86 OVR WBC Harrison Bader
• 75 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack
• 80 Points: 87 OVR WBC Mark Vientos & 4,000 XP
• 85 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack (x2)
• 90 Points: 88 OVR WBC Jackson Chourio
• 95 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack (x2)
• 100 Points: 89 OVR WBC Didi Gregorius & 4,000 XP

That covers all the details for MLB 26 WBC Program. We hope this helps you complete the missions faster and secure the player cards or packs you want most!