MLB's extensive history, with over 237,000 games yielding just 358 distinct final scores, leaves limited room for new combinations in a single 2026 season. Most plausible run totals have already occurred multiple times, and fresh scorigamis typically demand extreme offensive outbursts that remain uncommon even in an era of elevated scoring. With the regular season nearing its close and no new scores recorded through early September, trader consensus reflects the low odds of an outlier result materializing in the remaining schedule. Historical patterns show such events spaced years apart, reinforcing the strong implied probability against one occurring before the September 27 resolution date.