Ground Ball Rate Check Before Pitcher Props
A starter's ground-ball profile changes the evidence behind strikeout and batter-outcome props.
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A starter's ground-ball profile changes the evidence behind strikeout and batter-outcome props.
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Stolen base props depend on observed attempt rate, catcher arm and score state, not the listed speed alone.
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Pace-of-play rules change the number of pitches and plate appearances that support an inning total.
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A double switch changes the defensive alignment and the upcoming batting slot, so a live read must be rebuilt after the change.
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A restarted game requires score, inning, participants and market rules to be revalidated before entry.
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A warmup signal can inform a late-inning read only when it is reconciled with official availability and game state.
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