Detroit vs San Diego: Total Bases

Total bases are calculated as 1 for a single, 2 for a double, 3 for a triple, and 4 for a home run; this market title typically refers to the game total but you should confirm the market's settlement description on the KALSHI listing to be certain whether it is combined (both teams) or per-team.

The 32 outcomes indicate the market is split into many distinct total-base possibilities—these can be exact totals or contiguous ranges; consult the specific outcome labels on the KALSHI event page to see the exact mapping from outcome to total-base value or range.

Closure timing is set by the market operator and will be posted on the event page; markets like this commonly lock at or shortly before the first pitch, but the exact cutoff can vary, so check the KALSHI market notes for the final close time.

Settlement follows the official game statistics source designated by the platform; that typically includes all innings played and treats official scorers' decisions as authoritative, but you should read the market rules to confirm whether extra innings are included and which official statistic provider is used.

Watch for announced starting pitchers and their recent workload, final batting orders and any late scratches, weather and wind forecasts at the ballpark, bullpen availability, and any breaking injury or travel news for Detroit or San Diego—these items tend to move expectations for total bases the most.