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Resolution criteria

This market resolves to YES if either of the following conditions is met for the 4-game series between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Atlanta Braves scheduled for September 4 – September 7, 2026:

• Phillies Sweep: The Philadelphia Phillies win all games played in the series. A minimum of 3 games must be officially completed for a sweep to qualify.

• Runs Total: The total combined runs scored by both teams across all completed games in this series is 32 or more (Combined Runs $\ge$ 32).

If neither of the above conditions is met, the market resolves to NO.

Additional Rules:

• Source of Truth: Official game results and box scores provided by MLB.com.

• Postponements & Rescheduling: Only games played and completed within the September 4 – September 7, 2026 window will count toward the totals and sweep calculation. Any game postponed to a date outside of this window will be excluded.

• Shortened Series: If fewer than 3 games are completed and the combined run total has not reached 32, this market will resolve to N/A (unless a "NO" result is already mathematically guaranteed). If 3 games are completed, a sweep is still valid if the Phillies win all 3 games.

• Shortened/Official Games: Shortened games (e.g., due to weather) that are deemed official by MLB will count toward the run total and sweep criteria based on their official scores. Extra innings count toward run totals.

Background

The Atlanta Braves travel to Citizens Bank Park to face the Philadelphia Phillies for a high-stakes, late-season 4-game National League East division series from September 4 to September 7, 2026.

This binary proposition offers two paths to a "YES" resolution: either a dominant series performance by the Phillies resulting in a sweep, or a high-scoring series where both lineups combine for at least 32 runs.

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