**MLB scoring distributions across more than 140 years and tens of thousands of regular-season games have already produced nearly every plausible final scoreline multiple times.** Common outcomes such as 3-2, 4-3, or 5-4 have each occurred thousands of times, while even moderately high totals are well represented. The most recent scorigami remains the Braves’ 29-9 win over the Marlins on September 9, 2020—the first in 21 years—following only a handful of new combinations since 1970 despite roughly 2,430 games per season. In the 2026 campaign, now past the one-third mark, no new score has appeared, consistent with the long-term pattern. Remaining unused combinations would require extreme run totals or unusual margins that modern pitching staffs, bullpen usage, and defensive shifts make statistically rare. With the season’s remaining schedule unlikely to generate the volume of outlier offensive explosions needed, the market’s 94% probability on “No” reflects the structural improbability rather than any short-term form, injury, or matchup factor.