Minnesota vs Baltimore: Hits

Close time is determined by the exchange (listed as TBD here); typically markets close at or just before the scheduled first pitch. Settlement is based on the official postgame statistics published by the designated data provider and occurs after the game is completed and the official scorer finalizes the box score.

They represent a set of discrete possible hit totals or hit-total ranges for this specific game. The market interface or event description on the exchange will show the exact mapping from each outcome to a hit count or bucket.

Starting pitcher announcements, official lineups, late scratches or injury reports, and weather/park updates (e.g., wind forecast or rain probability) are the primary drivers of pregame price movement for this hits market.

Update your view when official lineups or pitching assignments are posted—stronger-than-expected lineups or a pitcher with poor recent contact metrics typically increase expected hits, while a dominant starter or key hitter scratched lowers expectations. Consider how many plate appearances each team is likely to receive given the projected starters and bullpen usage.

Settlement follows the exchange's rulebook: markets may be voided, rebooked with a new close, or settled based on official statistics from a completed game. Check the market terms and KALSHI's contingency rules for how postponements and suspensions affecting this specific event are handled.