A's vs Toronto: Total Bases

The event page lists the close time as TBD; on similar markets trading usually stops at or shortly before the official first pitch, but check the market interface for the definitive close time.

The 42 outcomes represent discrete total-base totals or narrow ranges for the combined teams in the game; the market interface shows the exact mapping (e.g., each outcome corresponds to a specific total or a short range).

Announcing a different starter or scratching a key hitter typically moves the market because those changes alter expected contact quality, power, and baserunner rates; the closer to first pitch the faster the market will incorporate such news.

Settlement follows the event's stated rules, which generally rely on official MLB scoring for hits and extra bases; any disputes are resolved according to the platform's settlement policy, so check the market rules for details.

Head-to-head history can provide context but often has limited predictive value; prioritize current-season player form, starting pitchers, matchup-specific splits, and venue/weather factors when evaluating likely total bases.