MLB has produced only two scorigamis since 1999—the 29-9 Braves win in 2020 and the prior 24-12 Reds result—across more than 236,000 total games and roughly 358 realized final scores. With common outcomes such as 3-2, 4-3, and 5-4 already occurring thousands of times, the pool of plausible unused combinations shrinks dramatically, especially those involving moderate run totals typical of the modern era. Through mid-June 2026, every completed game has matched an existing historical line score, aligning with the long gaps between prior breakthroughs. Trader consensus favoring “No” at 64.9% therefore reflects both the structural scarcity of novel totals and the season’s early pattern of repeated results rather than any acute roster, injury, or rule-driven shift in scoring distribution.