MLB 26 Exchange calculator

The cheapest set of cards that gets you to a points target. Buying the cheapest cards is the intuitive move and it is usually the expensive one — what matters is cost per point.

Stubs to spend: 2,602
Cards to buy: 82
Points: 100,122

Saves 63% against buying the cheapest cards. That route needs 780 cards and 6,944 stubs for the same target.

Sync your inventory and this plan uses spare cards you already own first.

#	Card	Price	Points	Stubs / point	Running
1	74Garrett MitchellMIL	29	1,541	0.019	1,541
2	74Carlos SantanaFA	29	1,541	0.019	3,082
3	74Danny CoulombeFA	29	1,541	0.019	4,623
4	74Tanner BibeeCLE	30	1,541	0.019	6,164
5	74Amed RosarioNYY	31	1,541	0.020	7,705
6	73Tyler FreemanFA	25	1,238	0.020	8,943
7	74Spencer MilesTOR	32	1,541	0.021	10,484
8	74Kirby YatesPIT	32	1,541	0.021	12,025
9	73Jesús SánchezFA	26	1,238	0.021	13,263
10	74Trent GrishamNYY	33	1,541	0.021	14,804
11	74David HamiltonMIL	33	1,541	0.021	16,345
12	74Jazz Chisholm Jr.NYY	33	1,541	0.021	17,886
13	73Stuart FairchildFA	27	1,238	0.022	19,124
14	74Matt ShawCHC	34	1,541	0.022	20,665
15	73Kade StrowdFA	28	1,238	0.023	21,903
16	74Quinn PriesterMIL	35	1,541	0.023	23,444
17	74Luis TorrensNYM	36	1,541	0.023	24,985
18	74Joe MackMIA	36	1,541	0.023	26,526
19	73Adam OttavinoFA	29	1,238	0.023	27,764
20	73Michael KopechFA	29	1,238	0.023	29,002
21	74Dean KremerMIN	37	1,541	0.024	30,543
22	73Alex CobbFA	30	1,238	0.024	31,781
23	74Eugenio SuárezCIN	38	1,541	0.025	33,322
24	74J.T. RealmutoPHI	38	1,541	0.025	34,863
25	74Christian ScottNYM	38	1,541	0.025	36,404
26	74Colson MontgomeryCWS	38	1,541	0.025	37,945
27	74Jameson TaillonTOR	38	1,541	0.025	39,486
28	73Nick FortesTB	31	1,238	0.025	40,724
29	73Zebby MatthewsMIN	31	1,238	0.025	41,962
30	73Patrick BaileyCLE	31	1,238	0.025	43,200
31	73Anthony VolpeNYY	31	1,238	0.025	44,438
32	72Starling MarteFA	25	997	0.025	45,435
33	72Rob RefsnyderFA	25	997	0.025	46,432
34	72Steven CruzKC	25	997	0.025	47,429
35	72Mike TauchmanFA	25	997	0.025	48,426
36	72Jake MarisnickFA	25	997	0.025	49,423
37	74Marcus SemienNYM	39	1,541	0.025	50,964
38	74Jeremiah JacksonBAL	41	1,541	0.027	52,505
39	73Daulton VarshoHOU	33	1,238	0.027	53,743
40	73José ButtóSF	33	1,238	0.027	54,981
41	72Max KeplerFA	27	997	0.027	55,978
42	72Lenyn SosaFA	27	997	0.027	56,975
43	74Trevor LarnachMIN	42	1,541	0.027	58,516
44	73Tim MayzaPHI	34	1,238	0.027	59,754
45	73José BerríosTOR	34	1,238	0.027	60,992
46	72Hurston WaldrepFA	28	997	0.028	61,989
47	72Justin SternerFA	28	997	0.028	62,986
48	72Tylor MegillFA	28	997	0.028	63,983
49	72Cole SandsFA	28	997	0.028	64,980
50	72Josh SborzFA	28	997	0.028	65,977
51	72Spencer TurnbullFA	28	997	0.028	66,974
52	72Romy GonzalezBOS	28	997	0.028	67,971
53	72Jalen BeeksFA	28	997	0.028	68,968
54	72Ryan BurrFA	28	997	0.028	69,965
55	73Davis MartinCWS	36	1,238	0.029	71,203
56	72Dustin MayMIL	29	997	0.029	72,200
57	72Jordan LeasureFA	29	997	0.029	73,197
58	72Zack LittellFA	29	997	0.029	74,194
59	72Miguel CastroFA	29	997	0.029	75,191
60	74Harrison BaderSF	45	1,541	0.029	76,732
61	74Bryce EldridgeSF	46	1,541	0.030	78,273
62	74Daniel Lynch IVKC	46	1,541	0.030	79,814
63	74Sam AntonacciCWS	46	1,541	0.030	81,355
64	73Hayden WesneskiHOU	37	1,238	0.030	82,593
65	73Alex CallLAD	37	1,238	0.030	83,831
66	73Willy AdamesSF	37	1,238	0.030	85,069
67	72Cedric MullinsTB	30	997	0.030	86,066
68	73Adolis GarcíaPHI	38	1,238	0.031	87,304
69	73Gary SánchezMIL	38	1,238	0.031	88,542
70	75Sal FrelickMIL	59	1,922	0.031	90,464
71	71Andy IbáñezFA	25	805	0.031	91,269
72	72Jovani MoránBOS	31	997	0.031	92,266
73	72Curtis MeadBOS	31	997	0.031	93,263
74	75Andrew VaughnMIL	60	1,922	0.031	95,185
75	64Jason AlexanderFA	6	191	0.031	95,376
76	73Ryan GustoMIA	39	1,238	0.032	96,614
77	73Derek HillPHI	39	1,238	0.032	97,852
78	74Chase ShugartPHI	49	1,541	0.032	99,393
79	64Robert Hassell IIIFA	7	191	0.037	99,584
80	64Brendan CellucciFA	7	191	0.037	99,775
81	64Cristian MenaFA	7	191	0.037	99,966
82	63Scott KingeryFA	6	156	0.038	100,122

How this works

A card's exchange value is fixed by its overall rating, and the curve is steep — a 74 is worth 1,541 points where a 60 is worth 100, though both can sit at the 25-stub floor. So the best cards to feed an exchange are cheap bronzes, not commons. The set below is chosen by cost per point, and stops valuing points once the target is met, so it does not spend on a diamond to close a small gap. Prices are the current buy-now asks and one copy of each card is assumed. With a synced inventory, spare copies you already own go in first — each valued at what it would sell or quick-sell for, so a card worth keeping is never fed in to save a few stubs.

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