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Jacob Misiorowski
YesNo
Nolan McLean
YesNo
Shohei Ohtani
YesNo
Zack Wheeler
YesNo
Cristopher Sanchez
YesNo
Spencer Strider
YesNo
Paul Skenes
YesNo
Tyler Glasnow
YesNo
Logan Webb
YesNo
Spencer Schwellenbach
YesNo
Yoshinobu Yamamoto
YesNo
Chris Sale
YesNo
Michael King
YesNo
Jesus Luzardo
YesNo
Brandon Woodruff
YesNo
Mitch Keller
YesNo
Nick Pivetta
YesNo
Nick Lodolo
YesNo
Blake Snell
YesNo
Eury Perez
YesNo
Freddy Peralta
YesNo
Hunter Greene
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.15 02:32 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The market is suffering from extreme illiquidity (total volume only 154), leading to severe price distortions. Paul Skenes, likely a reigning dominant force, is fairly priced around 22-26%. However, Shohei Ohtani (6.8%) and Zack Wheeler (3.75%) are significantly undervalued given their pedigree. Conversely, Jacob Misiorowski (21%) and Cristopher Sanchez (12%) are absurdly overpriced, far exceeding their realistic probabilities as young arms or mid-rotation starters. This inversion is likely due to mispricing by a single liquidity provider or manipulation. The Fair Value model adjusts down the hyped prospects and adjusts up the neglected superstars based on historical dominance and 2026 health projections.
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Movers
March 12, 2026 - March 14, 2026: Chris Sale's price plummeted from 22c to 8c, and Freddy Peralta's price crashed from 18.95c to 6.5c. The cause is a lack of market depth; a large market order (fat-finger or manipulation) likely occurred on March 12, temporarily distorting prices before they naturally reverted.
March 11, 2026 - March 12, 2026: Jacob Misiorowski's price spiked from 2.95c to 19.45c, also driven by irrational trading activity in a low-liquidity environment.
Divergence
Significant divergence exists. Mainstream media and baseball projection models (like FanGraphs, ZIPS) would never list Jacob Misiorowski (21%) or Cristopher Sanchez (12%) as top-3 favorites for the Cy Young, spots typically reserved for Strider, Wheeler, Ohtani, or Yamamoto. The prediction market's current pricing is completely disconnected from real-world expert consensus, primarily due to extremely low volume ($154) preventing 'smart money' from correcting these erroneous odds.