**Ozzie Albies leads the implied probability at 25% for most runs scored in the 2026 MLB postseason, with Matt Olson, Jackson Merrill, and several others clustered between roughly 10-18.5%.** Albies has appeared in seven games for the Braves across the Wild Card Series and NLDS, accumulating runs through consistent on-base opportunities in Atlanta’s lineup despite the team’s elimination by the Dodgers. Olson shares those extra plate appearances as Atlanta’s first baseman, while Merrill benefits from the Padres’ deeper run in their series. Other contenders such as Kyle Tucker, Fernando Tatis Jr., and Michael Harris II remain in contention through teams still active or with recent offensive output in high-scoring contests. The tight distribution reflects the competitive dynamics of a short postseason sample where game volume, lineup position, and team run totals create narrow edges rather than clear separation. No single player has separated dramatically, and further series length or late surges could shift the leaderboard.