Resolution criteria
This market will resolve to YES if either (or both) of the following conditions are met for the 3-game series between the San Francisco Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates scheduled for September 1–3, 2026:
The Giants sweep the series: The San Francisco Giants win all three games of the series.
The series totals 27 or more runs: The combined total of all runs scored by both the Giants and the Pirates across all three games is 27 or higher.
If neither of these conditions is met, the market will resolve to NO.
Rules and Edge Cases:
Official Source: Game results and run totals will be verified using official box scores from MLB.com or Baseball-Reference.
Shortened Games: Games that are shortened (e.g., due to weather) but ruled as officially completed games by Major League Baseball will count toward the win/loss and run totals.
Extra Innings: Runs scored during any extra innings will be included in the series total.
Postponements & Unplayed Games: If fewer than 3 games are officially completed by the end of the 2026 MLB regular season, the market will resolve to N/A (void) unless the total combined runs in the played games have already reached 27 or more, in which case it will resolve to YES (since the run total condition is met regardless of any remaining games).
Background
The San Francisco Giants travel to PNC Park to play the Pittsburgh Pirates in a three-game series from September 1 to September 3, 2026.
The Sweep Condition: A sweep requires one team to win every game of the series. For this market, only a sweep by the San Francisco Giants satisfies this condition.
The Run Total Condition: A total of 27 runs requires an average of 9 runs per game. During their previous 3-game series in May 2026, the two teams combined for 36 runs (scores: SF 5-2 PIT, PIT 13-3 SF, and SF 7-6 PIT).
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