New York Y vs San Francisco: Total Bases

This market’s close time is listed as TBD; settlement timing and exact cutoffs (for example, whether settlement uses the official box score at the end of nine innings or includes extra innings) depend on the market rules—check the market description and exchange rules for the definitive settlement procedure.

Total bases are the sum of bases earned from hits (single=1, double=2, triple=3, home run=4) as recorded in the official game box score; non-hit events such as walks, hit-by-pitch, and errors are not counted as total bases. Confirm whether the market refers to combined team totals or only one team on the market page.

Monitor each team’s announced starting pitcher, the projected top-of-order hitters and any recently hot power hitters, plus left/right platoon matchups that favor extra-base hits; late lineup changes and bullpen matchups during the game can also materially shift total-base potential.

Park dimensions, altitude, and typical wind patterns influence how many fly balls become home runs or fall in for hits, and temperature affects ball carry; combined, these conditions can increase or decrease the expected number of extra-base hits and therefore the total bases.

Late scratches and substitutions can change the distribution of power in a lineup or alter platoon advantages, causing the market to update; regardless of market movement, settlement will be based on the official recorded box score at the time specified by the market rules.