A's vs Toronto: Hits + Runs + RBIs

The contract's close time is set by the exchange and currently marked as TBD; check the market page for the official cutoff, which is typically at or before game start and may be updated if the official start time changes.

Settlement uses the contract’s rule text and official game statistics: totals are derived from the official MLB box score or the exchange’s designated official source. Verify the market description to see whether it uses per-team totals, combined totals, and whether it includes extra innings.

That depends on the contract wording for this specific market; many markets rely on the official MLB box score (which includes extra-inning stats), but you should confirm the settlement rules on the market page to know whether extra innings are included or excluded.

A late scratch typically reduces that team’s expected offensive production and may move market prices; how much it matters depends on the player’s role in run production and whether a comparable replacement is named. Traders reprice based on the announced replacement and lineup context.

Watch the announced starting pitchers and their final health updates, official posted lineups, weather/wind reports, and any in-game manager decisions (starter removal, pinch hitters, bullpen hooks), since each can quickly change expected hits, runs, and RBIs.