Boston vs A's: Strikeouts

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The event consists of multiple markets evaluating whether specified pitchers achieve varying minimum strikeout thresholds in a single baseball game. Each market has a primary rule stating that if the named pitcher records a specific number of strikeouts or more during the game, the market resolves to Yes; otherwise, it resolves to No. All markets share consistent secondary rules regarding player participation and settlement criteria: if the pitcher is scratched or does not start, the market resolves at the fair market price. If the pitcher enters the game in a non-starting role, the market also resolves at the fair market price, with relief appearances excluded from strikeout counts. Only if the pitcher is a starting pitcher and throws at least one pitch will the market settle based solely on strikeouts recorded during their starting appearance. These rules apply uniformly across all markets, ensuring consistent evaluation of pitcher performance under defined conditions.