The Retro Division Series Program gives you four free 99 OVR cards, with Anthony Santander at the 50-point finish. Ten moments provide 30 points, and four team Parallel XP missions supply the other 20. You can complete the missions in eligible offline modes without buying cards or completing a collection.
San Diego Studio released the program on October 2. Rhys Hoskins, Logan Webb and Gleyber Torres are the earlier rewards, all from The Show Classics series. This is a separate path from the Retro Wild Card Program, which ends with Giancarlo Stanton.
Quick answer: Finish all ten Retro Division Series moments, then earn 1,400 PXP with Braves players, 1,400 with Dodgers players, 2,026 with the listed AL Division Series teams and 2,026 with the listed NL teams. Each mission awards five points, bringing the path to exactly 50.
Every player reward and its point threshold
Open the Retro Division Series Program in Themed Programs. Hoskins starts the player rewards at ten points, Webb follows at 20, and Torres arrives at 30. Santander is the final player at 50.
| Program points | Player | OVR | Primary position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | Rhys Hoskins | 99 | 1B |
| 20 | Logan Webb | 99 | SP |
| 30 | Gleyber Torres | 99 | SS |
| 50 | Anthony Santander | 99 | RF |
The 40-point checkpoint gives you a Deluxe Choice Pack. The path also awards 1,000 XP at each of the 10, 20, 30 and 40-point checkpoints, then 2,026 XP at 50. That is 6,026 XP in rewards, separate from the program points used to unlock the cards.
Use the reward path to view the player cards, pack and XP in unlock order.
Live program data
The full reward path
Drag or use the arrows to move through all 10 rewards.
- 10XP
- 10XP
1,000 XP - 20XP
- 20XP
1,000 XP - 30XP
- 30XP
1,000 XP - 40XP
Deluxe Choice Pack - 40XP
1,000 XP - 50XP
- 50XP
2,026 XP
Which moments do you need?
All ten moments are worth three points each. Completing the full set reaches 30 points and unlocks Hoskins, Webb and Torres before you finish the team missions.
| Moment | Program points |
|---|---|
| Halladay's No-Hitter | 3 |
| Hoskins Ignites Philadelphia | 3 |
| Bautista's Iconic Bat Flip | 3 |
| Webb Gem | 3 |
| Yordan's Walk-Off | 3 |
| Pedro Saves the Day | 3 |
| Gleyber Lifts Yankees Offense in 2020 | 3 |
| Polanco Sends Mariners to ALCS | 3 |
| Santander Goes Yard | 3 |
| Edgar Hits The Double | 3 |
| All ten moments | 30 |
The moments cover Division Series performances from different seasons. Their three-point rewards count toward the same path, so choose the order you want to play them in. You need the full set alongside all four missions to reach the final reward through the listed tasks.
Which teams count for the PXP missions?
Parallel XP, or PXP, is card progression earned with your players. Each of these missions accepts players from the named teams and awards five program points when its PXP requirement is met.
| Mission | Eligible teams | Required PXP | Program points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Braves | Atlanta Braves | 1,400 | 5 |
| Dodgers | Los Angeles Dodgers | 1,400 | 5 |
| 2026 AL Division Series teams | White Sox, Guardians, Yankees or Rays | 2,026 | 5 |
| 2026 NL Division Series teams | Braves, Dodgers, Padres or Brewers | 2,026 | 5 |
| All four missions | 20 |
The two Division Series missions allow a mix of players from their listed teams. You do not need 2,026 PXP with every individual team. The Braves and Dodgers tasks are separate five-point checkpoints, so keep track of both while working on the broader NL mission.
Choose cards whose displayed team matches the mission. An older version of the same player may represent a different club. This matters for the new rewards too: Torres is a Yankees card and fits the AL team list, while Hoskins is a Phillies card, Webb is a Giants card and Santander is an Orioles card. Those three teams are absent from these four mission lists.
Can you finish the missions offline?
All four PXP missions list Play vs CPU, Mini Seasons, Conquest and Diamond Quest as eligible offline modes. They also list 1 vs 1 Ranked, Ranked Co-op, Battle Royale, Events and Weekend Classic.
Build around Braves and Dodgers players for the two individual-team tasks, then use the listed AL and NL teams for their group requirements. You can use eligible cards you already own; the missions do not name a required card series or ask you to collect the program rewards.
The point calculation is 10 × 3 + 4 × 5 = 50. All 14 tasks are one-time tasks. The listed path leaves no spare points for skipping a moment or mission, and repeating a completed task does not add another reward.
What does 99 Anthony Santander offer?
This The Show Classics Santander is a switch-hitting right fielder. His card lists 121 contact and 116 power against right-handed pitching, alongside 110 contact and 105 power against left-handers. He has 120 batting clutch, 80 fielding and 49 speed.
Compare those splits with your current right fielder before changing your lineup. Santander is the 50-point reward, so finish the team missions using eligible players rather than waiting for his card to help complete them.

Card attributes
Road Warrior: Performs better when playing on the road
First-Pitch Hitter: Excels at hitting the first pitch of an at-bat
Breaking Ball Hitter: Excels at hitting breaking balls
Rally Monkey: Performs better when team is behind
Day Player: Performs better when playing day games
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Official release: San Diego Studio's October 2 content announcement.



