Detroit vs San Diego: Hits + Runs + RBIs

Settlement uses the official game statistics: the sum of both teams' hits, runs, and RBIs as recorded in the final official box score for the completed game.

The 35 outcomes partition the possible range of combined Hits + Runs + RBIs into discrete, mutually exclusive buckets (either numeric bins or exact totals depending on the contract). Each outcome corresponds to one such bucket and only one will be the settled winner.

The close time is listed on the market page (currently TBD). In practice, similar markets typically close shortly before first pitch or when lineups/starting pitchers are locked; check the market page for the authoritative close time and any last-minute updates.

If the game is completed (including extra innings), settlement generally uses the final official box score after completion. If the game is postponed, suspended, or not completed under the league's official rules, the market will resolve according to the platform's event terms—this can mean extension to the rescheduled completion or voiding depending on those terms, so review the market rules for specifics.

Watch announced starting pitchers and their late scratches, official lineup releases, weather and wind forecasts at the ballpark, late injuries or roster moves, and any bullpen day announcements—these items are the most likely to shift expectations for the combined Hits + Runs + RBIs total.