Baserunner and Catcher Status Check Before Steal Props
A stolen-base review needs the runner, pitcher move and catcher state confirmed at the same time.
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A stolen-base review needs the runner, pitcher move and catcher state confirmed at the same time.
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A replay review can leave the displayed score temporarily out of sync with the market's governing state.
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Roof status can affect conditions and delay assumptions, but it must be observed from an official venue or club source.
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A probable starter is preparation data; the lineup card and final starter state decide whether a matchday plan remains executable.
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The designated-hitter rule changes the available batting and defensive paths that a player-prop review must model.
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A communication problem can affect pace and pitch selection context, but it must be separated from actual game-state evidence.
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