Games decided by a large margin. Blowouts show how often a team separates from opponents or gets exposed, useful for handicap and alternate run-line markets.

Percentage of games decided by a large margin. A higher rate supports checking run lines and alternate handicaps instead of only standard moneyline prices.

Number of games decided by a narrow margin. A high count points to volatile late-game spots where run-line, moneyline and bullpen matchups deserve extra attention.

Share of games with a comeback pattern. It helps judge whether live underdog prices after an early deficit may still carry value.

Wins after trailing earlier in the game. This highlights resilience and late scoring, useful for live betting when the team falls behind at a playable price.

Percentage of games decided by a narrow margin. High values suggest tighter pricing, late variance and a need to compare moneyline against handicap markets.

Average margin in the team's losses. Smaller margins may indicate competitiveness despite losses, while larger margins warn against aggressive handicap backing.

Average margin in the team's wins. Bigger margins can support run-line confidence, while small margins suggest moneyline may be safer than handicap markets.