High-scoring outliers capable of producing previously unseen final scores remain infrequent in MLB, as evidenced by just two scorigamis since 1999 and an average gap of roughly 6.7 years since 1912. Modern run environments and defensive improvements limit extreme totals, while the vast majority of the roughly 2,430 games per season repeat established combinations such as 5-3 or 4-2. The last occurrence, a 29-9 result in 2020, ended a 21-year drought, underscoring how rarely a new line score surfaces even across full seasons. Trader consensus at 94% on No therefore aligns with this established pattern of rarity in a single campaign.