Traders assign just a 6.5% chance of MLB Scorigami occurring in 2026 because new final scores remain exceptionally rare across the league’s 162-game schedule. Historical data shows only 358 unique run totals in more than 237,000 games since 1871, with the most recent example a 29-9 result in 2020 and long gaps of 20-plus years between others. Typical game outcomes cluster around common combinations such as 3-2, 5-4, and 6-3, while outlier high-scoring affairs or defensive slates capable of producing novelties have not materialized through the first four-plus months of the current season. Recent contests tracked by dedicated accounts continue to land on repeat totals, and no widespread shifts in run environment, rule changes, or offensive trends have altered that pattern enough to move implied probabilities.