The extreme rarity of MLB postseason no-hitters—only three in history, most recently the Astros’ combined effort in 2022—underpins the 96.8% trader consensus on “No.” With the ALCS and NLCS underway and few games remaining before the World Series, the small sample of high-leverage matchups favors hitters, as seen in recent series where starters like Michael King and Drew Rasmussen fell short of nine hitless innings. Current pitching staffs and offensive depth in the Rays-Guardians and Brewers-Dodgers series further reduce the odds of a solo or combined gem. A dominant outing by an ace through deep innings or flawless bullpen support in a low-scoring contest remains the primary path to shifting the implied probability.