MLB: RBIs Leader

MLB: RBIs Leader

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As of Jul 21, 12:07 AMCloses Sep 28, 12:00 AMVolume 1.59M

Outcomes

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OutcomeChanceBuy
CJ Abrams83.8%
Yordan Alvarez71%
Pete Alonso50%
Junior Caminero23%
Kyle Schwarber9%
Andy Pages3.4%
Riley Greene2.5%
Liam Hicks2.1%
Brandon Lowe2%
Rafael Devers1.9%
Sal Stewart1.4%
Juan Soto1.2%
Taylor Ward1.2%
Aaron Judge1%
Cal Raleigh0.9%
James Wood0.9%
Drake Baldwin0.8%
Nico Hoerner0.3%

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