New York Y vs San Francisco: Total Bases

The listed close time is currently TBD; exchanges commonly close total-bases markets before the official first pitch or when lineups and confirmed starters are posted. Check the event page for the platform’s announced close time because any trades after that time typically will not be accepted for settlement.

The 40 outcomes correspond to the discrete total-base results the exchange has listed for this matchup—either individual total-base totals or adjacent buckets, depending on how the market was constructed. Consult the event outcome list on the platform to see the exact mapping from outcome labels to total-base values or ranges.

Settlement uses the official total bases recorded in the game as determined by the official scorer: singles count as 1, doubles as 2, triples as 3, and home runs as 4. Walks, hit-by-pitches, sacrifices, errors, and other non-hit events do not add to total bases; settlement follows the exchange’s stated reference data source and official scorer rulings.

Starting pitchers are primary drivers of expected offense; a high-strikeout or ground-ball starter usually lowers expected total bases, while a turnover to a weaker or opposite-handed starter can raise it. Monitor official lineup cards and injury reports; markets often react quickly to scratches and pitching changes, so adjust positions when credible official news appears.

Settlement will follow the exchange’s rules and the official game status used by the reference data provider; common outcomes include voiding the market if the game is not made official, settling based on the official total bases at the time of suspension if the exchange allows, or applying tie-break/adjustment rules. Check the platform’s event terms for the definitive policy in those scenarios.