Official Lineup Card Versus Projected Lineup Check
Projected roles are preparation inputs; the official card determines whether the intended execution still applies.
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Projected roles are preparation inputs; the official card determines whether the intended execution still applies.
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A reopened market is not automatically executable until the displayed game state and feed time agree.
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An umpire assignment is a context input that must be separated from weather, lineup and price evidence.
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A late scratch can invalidate a live prop thesis even when the replacement appears in the feed.
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First-five and full-game decisions share a starter check but diverge once bullpen and settlement scope enter the workflow.
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Projected lineups support preparation, but the official card controls the final role and opportunity check.
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