MLB Market Report | May 17, 2026
This slate produced a market efficiency score of 15, signaling a quiet environment. That matters because higher efficiency usually means fewer exploitable gaps between the model and the market.
MEI
15
QUIET
Top Edge
2 to 3.4%
SD @ SEA
Density
0.0%
0 of 1
Passed
1
of 1
Signal
No Signal Today
Full slate passed
Passing is a decision, not an absence of one. These games remained below the level required for official publication.
Game Breakdown
MatchupSpreadEdgeStatus
SD @ SEA
1.5
2 to 3.4%
PASS
Line Movement
Miami Marlins @ Tampa Bay Rays
No movement
Baltimore Orioles @ Washington Nationals
No movement
Philadelphia Phillies @ Pittsburgh Pirates
No movement
Cincinnati Reds @ Cleveland Guardians
No movement
Toronto Blue Jays @ Detroit Tigers
No movement
New York Yankees @ New York Mets
No movement
Last 7 graded signals ยท MLB
Record
3-4
CLV beat
4 of 7
This slate had 1 games. A typical bettor might scan all of them and find reasons to play half. SharpPicks qualified 0. Selectivity compounds.
Common Questions
What is a market efficiency score?
The Market Efficiency Index (MEI) measures disagreement between the SharpPicks model and market prices across a full slate. Higher scores indicate more potential opportunity.
Why were most games passed?
A game is passed when the model's projected edge falls below the 4.5% qualification threshold. The market price is close enough to the model's estimate that betting offers no meaningful expected value.
What makes a game qualify as a signal?
A signal requires the model's edge to exceed 3.5% AND pass confidence and validation filters. The four ensemble models must show sufficient agreement on direction.
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