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Kansas City Royals vs. Toronto Blue Jays at 23:07 UTC on 27 Aug 2026: MLB Game Winner
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<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user is asking about the winner of an MLB game between the Kansas City Royals and the Toronto Blue Jays on August 27, 2026, at 23:07 UTC. The market is set to close on August 28 at 01:37 UTC, and the current time is August 28 at 09:41 UTC. The resolution criteria specify that the winner is determined by MLB's official final result for gamePk 822771. The options are either the Royals (0) or the Blue Jays (1). The clarifications mention that if the game is postponed, canceled, or tied, then neither team wins, but in this case, the resolvers are saying the game was final. Resolver 1 and Resolver 2 both refer to MLB's StatsAPI. Resolver 1 states that the game is final with the Royals winning 13-2. Resolver 2 provides similar information, confirming the Royals as the winner with the same score. Both resolvers reference the same gamePk and use the official MLB schedule API. I need to check if both resolvers agree. They both point to the same source (MLB’s official data) and conclude that the Royals won. The game status is "Final" in both reports, so there's no indication of a postponement or cancellation. The scores they mention (13-2) add up to a clear victory for the Royals. Since both resolvers are using the same authoritative source and their conclusions are consistent, there's no conflict. The resolution criteria require checking the official result for that specific gamePk, which has been done. Even though the market closed before the official time of the game (which was on the 27th), the resolvers have access to the final result after the game was played. The Timing rules state that evidence after market close is acceptable, so their data is valid. No other factors like ties or no contests are mentioned, so the criteria for the Royals' win option is met. Therefore, the correct answer should be 0. </think> ANSWER: Kansas City Royals
Resolution criteria: - "Kansas City Royals": Wins if MLB's official final result for gamePk 822771 records Kansas City Royals as the winner. - "Toronto Blue Jays": Wins if MLB's official final result for gamePk 822771 records Toronto Blue Jays as the winner. Clarifications: - This market refers only to MLB gamePk 822771, scheduled for 2026-08-27T23:07:00.000Z. - Extra innings are included. Use the final score recorded by MLB for that gamePk. - If the game is postponed, canceled, suspended, declared no contest, tied without an official winner, or otherwise not final when settlement runs, neither team-win criterion is met.
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