Here are a few ways to make the program more efficient:

    Stack objectives – For example, while working on 25 online strikeouts (Pink Egg), you can also work toward your 25 total bases (Orange Egg) in the same set of MLB 25 Stubs games.

    Use the right roster – Equip pitchers with high K/9 ratings for the strikeout challenges and sluggers with high power for total bases.

    Tackle Conquest early – The Bunny Hop map is straightforward, but it takes some time to clear. Doing it early also nets you the Red and Yellow Eggs, letting you work on other missions sooner.

    Leverage Mini Seasons for multiple tasks – You can knock out Tax Season, Small Ball, and other missions while also racking up XP and stubs.

Why the Egg Hunt Is Worth Your Time

The Egg Hunt stands out because it blends challenge and variety with tangible rewards. You're not just grinding repetitive games, you're switching between Conquest, online play, CPU matchups, and themed missions.

For free-to-play players, it's an excellent way to build up your MLB 25 Stubs balance and earn high-value cards without dipping into your wallet. For players who already have plenty of MLB The Show 25 Stubs, it's still a fun, low-barrier program with an exclusive card and a solid chunk of rewards.

Final Thoughts

The Great Egg Hunt in MLB The Show 25 is one of the more creative programs San Diego Studio has introduced this year. By scattering objectives across different modes and sprinkling in mystery missions, it keeps players engaged while offering valuable rewards for the time invested.

If you follow this guide, you can knock out the program efficiently, collect all seven eggs, complete every mystery mission, and walk away with Jazz Chisholm Jr., premium packs, and a healthy stash of MLB 25 Stubs.

Whether you're saving your cheap MLB The Show Stubs for the next big collection or spending them to round out your squad, the Egg Hunt is an event you shouldn't miss.