MLB scoring patterns have produced no new final scores since the 29-9 Braves-Marlins result in 2020, extending a long drought that averages one scorigami every 6.7 years since 1912 and only eight total since 1970. With thousands of common run combinations already realized across 150-plus seasons, contemporary game totals and offensive/defensive efficiencies rarely generate outliers. The 2026 campaign has followed this trend through mid-August, as confirmed recent results match established historical frequencies. Trader consensus at 86% for no new scorigami reflects these persistent barriers rather than any acute roster or schedule shifts that might alter run distributions.