Minnesota vs Baltimore: Total Bases

Settlement is based on the official final box score as produced by the sport’s official scorer after the game is completed. If the game is suspended and later resumed, settlement will wait until the game is completed; if the game is postponed or cancelled, KALSHI’s published rules for cancelled/postponed events will apply.

Total bases are the sum of bases credited for hits: single = 1, double = 2, triple = 3, home run = 4. Walks, hit-by-pitches, stolen bases, advances on errors, and runs scored without a hit do not add to a batter’s total bases unless the official scorer credits a hit.

Starting pitchers are a primary driver: their recent home-run rate, strikeout rate, and tendency to allow hard contact affect extra-base-hit likelihood. Also consider handedness matchups vs each team’s hitters and whether either starter typically leaves early, which increases bullpen involvement.

Yes — total bases from all innings played count, including extra innings, provided the game reaches an official conclusion. If the game ends without a decisive completion per official scoring rules, settlement will follow the exchange’s cancellation or suspension policy.

Useful indicators include each team’s recent slugging and isolated power trends, home/road park factors for extra-base hits, recent head-to-head or ballpark-specific homer rates, and any lineup changes or injuries to primary power contributors for either team.