The extreme rarity of new MLB final scores drives the 94% implied probability on No for a 2026 scorigami. With more than 236,000 games played since 1871 yielding only 358 unique results—and most of those occurring before 1900—common outcomes such as 5-4, 4-3, and 3-2 have already appeared thousands of times. Modern scoring patterns, typically producing 8–10 total runs per contest, further reduce the chance of an unprecedented combination, as high-run or lopsided games capable of producing scorigami remain infrequent events. No new scores have emerged in the early weeks of the 2026 season, consistent with the long-term trend of one or fewer per decade.