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Resolution criteria
This market will resolve to YES if either of the following conditions is met for the 3-game series between the Detroit Tigers and the Colorado Rockies scheduled from September 11 to September 13, 2026, at Comerica Park:
Detroit Tigers Sweep: The Detroit Tigers win all three games of the series.
Runs Total: The combined runs scored by both teams (Detroit Tigers + Colorado Rockies) across all games of the series is 27 or more.
If neither condition is met, the market will resolve to NO.
Edge cases and rules:
Official Results: Game outcomes and run totals will be verified using official box scores on MLB.com.
Extra Innings: Any runs scored during extra innings count toward the series total.
Shortened Games: If a game is shortened (e.g., due to weather) but is ruled an official game by MLB, its final score and winner will count.
Postponements/Cancellations: If any of the three games are postponed to a date after September 14, 2026, or cancelled, a 3-game sweep is deemed impossible. In this scenario, the market will still resolve YES if the total runs in the completed games of the series reach 27 or more; otherwise, it will resolve NO.
Background
The Colorado Rockies visit the Detroit Tigers for a three-game interleague series at Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan:
Game 1: Friday, September 11, 2026
Game 2: Saturday, September 12, 2026
Game 3: Sunday, September 13, 2026
At the start of September 2026, both teams are looking to finish their seasons strong. Historically, matchups between the Tigers and Rockies have occasionally yielded high-scoring games, particularly when playing at Denver's Coors Field. This series, however, takes place at Comerica Park, which typically favors pitchers more than Coors Field. Traders should consider team pitching performance, offense, and weather forecasts in Detroit when predicting the total runs and the likelihood of a sweep.
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