MLB's extensive history of more than 235,000 games across 155-plus seasons has already recorded only about 358 unique final scores, with the most recent Scorigami occurring in 2021. Pitching staffs, bullpen deployment, defensive alignments, and consistent run distributions in the current era strongly favor repeated outcomes such as 5-4 or 6-5 over unprecedented combinations. Through mid-September 2026, no new scorelines have emerged despite a full schedule of matchups, as high-run outbursts remain too infrequent to reach untouched totals. This pattern supports trader consensus that a Scorigami remains unlikely without unusual offensive surges or structural changes that have not appeared.