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Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to YES if either of the following conditions is met during the three-game series between the San Francisco Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals scheduled for September 7–9, 2026:

• Giants Sweep: The San Francisco Giants win all three games of the series. (A minimum of 2 completed games is required to constitute a sweep if any game is canceled or postponed).

• High-Scoring Series: The total combined runs scored by both teams across all games in the series is 24 or more (i.e., Game 1 Total + Game 2 Total + Game 3 Total $\ge$ 24).

If neither of these conditions is met, the market will resolve to NO.

Additional Rules & Edge Cases:

• Official box scores from MLB.com will serve as the source of truth for the winners and run totals.

• If a scheduled game is postponed, suspended, or canceled and not completed by the end of the 2026 MLB regular season, only the games actually played will count toward the resolution. If the series is entirely canceled with zero games played, this market will resolve to N/A.

• In the event of a doubleheader, only the first game played on that calendar day will count toward the series.

• If the creator intended this market to apply to the subsequent September 14–16, 2026 series at Busch Stadium instead, they should edit this description prior to the start of the first game on September 7.

Background

The San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals meet for a late-season three-game series at Oracle Park from September 7–9, 2026. A second three-game series between the two teams is scheduled to follow shortly after from September 14–16, 2026 in St. Louis.

This market tracks whether the Giants can complete a series sweep on their home turf, or if the two teams combine for a high-scoring series averaging at least 8.0 total runs per game.

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