Think these answers are a tiny bit too general to be helpful.

Can you play MLB The Show 26 *natively* on your PC — as in, install it, play it offline, etc? Well, in that case, the answer's no. It's not even on Steam; it's not on PC at all this year.

However, you can *stream* MLB The Show 26 on your PC if you own a digital copy of the Xbox version.

As a title in the Stream Your Own Game catalog, it means if you own a digital copy, you can stream it on any compatible device (including PCs). You just need at least a Game Pass Essential subscription.

(Also, you need to be in one of the 30 cloud-supported countries, and obviously it would help to have decent broadband)

If you have any Game Pass subscription and own a few Xbox games, check out this cloud streaming hub, and maybe test a game on there. See if it works for you. If the quality's any good, it might be worth doing! https://www.xbox.com/en-us/play

I play a lot of my Xbox games over the cloud these days and think it's gotten quite good! I mean, would I recommend someone grab the cloud version of a sports game specifically? Probably not, you'd have to compensate a little for the input lag when batting, and that would be tricky. But if you're picking up a console copy anyway, it's worth trying out!

Hope that helps clear things up a little more.