
MLB: Runs Leader
- Shohei Ohtani
- 4%
- −3.2
- Aaron Judge
- 3%
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- Kyle Schwarber
- 3%
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- Ben Rice
- 2%
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- Yordan Alvarez
- 2%
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- José Ramírez
- 2%
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- Gunnar Henderson
- 1%
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- Drake Baldwin
- 1%
- −0.5
- Zach Neto
- 1%
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- José Bell
- 1%
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- Byron Buxton
- 1%
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- Carlos Correa
- 1%
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- Luke Wood
- 1%
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- Julio Rodríguez
- 0%
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- Juan Soto
- 0%
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- Francisco Lindor
- 0%
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- Cal Raleigh
- 0%
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- Corbin Carroll
- 0%
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- Dansby Swanson
- 0%
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- Mookie Betts
- 0%
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- Mike Trout
- 0%
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- Brett Turang
- 0%
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- Fernando Tatis Jr.
- 0%
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- Bobby Witt Jr.
- 0%
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- George Springer
- 0%
- —
- Elly De La Cruz
- 0%
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- Jose Altuve
- 0%
- —
- Randy Arozarena
- 0%
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Traders currently price "Shohei Ohtani" at 4% for "MLB: Runs Leader". Over the past 24 hours that probability moved down 3.2 points. Full distribution: Shohei Ohtani 4%, Aaron Judge 3%, Kyle Schwarber 3%, Ben Rice 2%. The market has traded $1.7M in total volume and resolves Sep 28, 2026. With roughly 50 games remaining in the 2026 regular season, the MLB runs-scored race remains highly competitive, as evidenced by current leaders like James Wood (100 runs) sitting just ahead of Matt Olson, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Yordan Alvarez (around 80-86). Trader consensus assigns single-digit implied probabilities to top names such as Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, and Kyle Schwarber because no player has separated dramatically through mid-August. Key differentiators include on-base skills and walk rates that extend innings for power hitters like Alvarez and Schwarber, strong lineup protection in high-scoring offenses, remaining schedule strength, and injury resilience. Roster health and recent hot streaks could still shift momentum for contenders tracking toward 110-plus runs.
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