MLB's 155-year history of over 235,000 games has produced just 358 unique final scores, with no new combinations recorded since 2021. Plausible run totals in baseball's low-variance environment—shaped by pitching staffs, bullpen management, and defensive play—have filled the historical grid densely, making repeats of scores like 5-4 or 8-6 far more common than outliers. The 2026 regular season has followed this pattern through mid-September, with tracked results showing only familiar outcomes despite a full schedule of matchups. Extreme blowouts exceeding prior highs, such as totals well above 30 combined runs in unusual distributions, represent the narrow realistic path to a scorigami, though such events occur infrequently enough to sustain the strong trader consensus on "No."