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New York Y vs San Francisco: Home Runs

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All Outcomes (36)
Outcome Probability Yes Bid Yes Ask 24h Change Volume
Aaron Judge: 1+ 0%
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Aaron Judge: 2+ 0%
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Aaron Judge: 3+ 0%
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Cody Bellinger: 1+ 0%
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Cody Bellinger: 2+ 0%
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Giancarlo Stanton: 1+ 0%
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Giancarlo Stanton: 2+ 0%
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Giancarlo Stanton: 3+ 0%
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Jazz Chisholm Jr.: 1+ 0%
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Jazz Chisholm Jr.: 2+ 0%
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Luis Arraez: 1+ 0%
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Matt Chapman: 1+ 0%
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Matt Chapman: 2+ 0%
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Patrick Bailey: 1+ 0%
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Patrick Bailey: 2+ 0%
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Rafael Devers: 1+ 0%
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Rafael Devers: 2+ 0%
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Trent Grisham: 1+ 0%
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Trent Grisham: 2+ 0%
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Austin Wells: 1+ 0%
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Austin Wells: 2+ 0%
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Ben Rice: 1+ 0%
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Ben Rice: 2+ 0%
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Casey Schmitt: 1+ 0%
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Casey Schmitt: 2+ 0%
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Harrison Bader: 1+ 0%
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Harrison Bader: 2+ 0%
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Heliot Ramos: 1+ 0%
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Heliot Ramos: 2+ 0%
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José Caballero: 1+ 0%
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José Caballero: 2+ 0%
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Jung Hoo Lee: 1+ 0%
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Ryan McMahon: 1+ 0%
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Ryan McMahon: 2+ 0%
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Willy Adames: 1+ 0%
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Willy Adames: 2+ 0%
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About This Market

This market asks how many home runs will be hit in the New York Y vs San Francisco matchup; it matters because home-run expectations capture key matchup and ballpark dynamics that traders react to in real time.

Home-run production in any single game depends on the matchup between pitchers and hitters, the ballpark, and game-day conditions; teams and players bring distinct power profiles that evolve over the season. This market lists 19 discrete outcomes and is hosted on KALSHI; the market close time is listed as TBD, so participants should watch the platform for scheduling updates.

Market prices reflect the trading community’s collective expectation for how many home runs will be hit and update as new information (lineups, weather, pitching changes) arrives. Use price movements and liquidity as signals of shifting expectations rather than fixed forecasts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do the 19 outcomes on the New York Y vs San Francisco: Home Runs market represent?

The 19 options correspond to discrete home-run outcomes or threshold bands for total home runs in the game; check the market page for exact labels and how each outcome is worded before trading.

When will the New York Y vs San Francisco: Home Runs market close and when is it resolved?

The market close time is listed as TBD on the event page; typically, platforms close markets before the game starts and resolve them after the official game is completed using the game’s final statistics—watch KALSHI for the posted close and resolution schedule.

Which official source determines the count of home runs for resolution of this New York Y vs San Francisco market?

Resolution will follow the market’s stated rules on KALSHI and rely on the official MLB game record (box score and play-by-play) as the authoritative source for home-run counts, including any plays subject to review that are later overturned in the official record.

Which players or matchups should I watch that are most likely to move the New York Y vs San Francisco: Home Runs market?

Key movers include the scheduled starting pitchers for each team, the teams’ primary power hitters (especially those facing favorable handedness), any late scratches or lineup changes, and relief pitchers who tend to give up homers.

How should last-minute lineup announcements, injuries, or weather alerts affect trading in this market?

These events can materially change home-run expectations: lineup changes that remove or add power hitters, unexpected starting-pitcher changes, and shifts in wind or precipitation are all information that typically prompts rapid price updates—monitor official team reports and weather forecasts and expect markets to react quickly.

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