San Diego vs Seattle
4
San Diego
Yes
San Diego
Yes
Seattle
No
Seattle
No
Spread and Total
Seattle wins by over3.5runs
No
Seattle wins by over3.5runs
3.5
2.5
1.5
1.5
2.5
3.5
4.5
5.5
6.5
7.5
8.5
No
Over1.5runs scored
Yes
Over1.5runs scored
1.5
2.5
3.5
4.5
5.5
6.5
7.5
8.5
9.5
10.5
11.5
12.5
13.5
Yes
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Every listed game either club plays next, whoever the opponent is, with the Kalshi market for each.Neither Seattle nor San Diego has a listed game coming up.
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Recent games for Seattle and San Diego
The last games each club played, whoever the opponent was, with the final score where the game has been graded.Around the league
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Seattle vs San Diego questions
How many times do Seattle and San Diego play each other?
They are designated interleague rivals, which is why they meet four times a season rather than the three an ordinary interleague pairing gets: two games in each park.
Can you bet on Seattle vs San Diego on Kalshi?
Kalshi lists prediction markets on each game: the moneyline on who wins, a run line on the margin, and a total on the runs both clubs score between them. Prices move as people trade them, so they are a live read on the matchup rather than a fixed line.
What is the difference between Seattle vs San Diego odds and a prediction market?
A prediction market price is what people are willing to pay for the outcome right now, quoted in cents on the dollar — so 60¢ reads directly as a 60% chance. Traditional odds bake in a bookmaker’s margin and have to be converted before they mean a probability.
Are Seattle and San Diego in the same division?
No. Seattle is in the AL West and San Diego is in the NL West.
Could Seattle and San Diego meet in the playoffs?
Only in the World Series. Clubs from opposite leagues cannot meet in any earlier round.
Where can I see the Seattle and San Diego standings?
Kalshi publishes live MLB standings, a playoff picture and a postseason bracket, each built from the league’s own records and priced by the markets trading on them.