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Colorado Rockies vs. Detroit Tigers at 22:40 UTC on 11 Sep 2026: MLB Game Winner
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<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market. The question is about the winner of the MLB game between the Colorado Rockies and Detroit Tigers on September 11, 2026, at 22:40 UTC. The resolution criteria specify that the answer should be based on MLB's official final result for gamePk 824227. Resolver 1 says that the Denver Post's report, which they reference, states the Rockies won 5-3 over the Tigers. They also mention that the game is final and not affected by any delays or rescheduling. But wait, the user mentions the gamePk number here. Oh, wait no, the resolver in the example actually checks MLB's official StatsAPI. Wait, no, in the given data, Resolver 1 says the game is Final with Detroit Tigers defeating Colorado Rockies 6-2. They cite the MLB StatsAPI for gamePk 824227. Resolver 2 also checked the MLB schedule endpoint for the same gamePk and found it's Final with Rockies 2, Tigers 6, but they say that Colorado is marked as not a winner and Detroit as the winner. They also checked the live feed and a secondary source, CBS Sports, which confirms the score. Wait, both resolvers are reporting that the Tigers won. The scores differ in the details: Resolver 1 says 6-2, Tigers won. Resolver 2 also says Tigers 6, Rockies 2. Wait, both are the same outcome. So both resolvers are agreeing on Detroit Tigers as the winner. The sources they both used are MLB's official APIs and a secondary source. The resolution criteria specify to use MLB's data, and both agree. There's no indication of discrepancy in the outcome. Also, the game was declared final in both reports, so the market isn't invalid. The market closed the next day, and the resolvers looked up data after the market close. According to the Timing section, evidence can come after market close, so their evidence is valid. No conflict between the resolvers. They both correctly applied the criteria and found the Tigers as the winners. Therefore, the answer should be 1. </think> ANSWER: Detroit Tigers
Resolution criteria: - "Colorado Rockies": Wins if MLB's official final result for gamePk 824227 records Colorado Rockies as the winner. - "Detroit Tigers": Wins if MLB's official final result for gamePk 824227 records Detroit Tigers as the winner. Clarifications: - This market refers only to MLB gamePk 824227, scheduled for 2026-09-11T22:40:00.000Z. - 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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