Several players from high-powered playoff offenses enter the postseason bunched tightly in the runs-leader market because regular-season run totals and team depth create comparable opportunities for October production. Junior Caminero, Jackson Chourio, and Ian Happ sit near the top after strong regular-season campaigns with the Rays, Brewers, and Cubs, respectively, while Ben Rice, Shohei Ohtani, and others from the Yankees and Dodgers trail closely. Short series formats, variable playoff run lengths, and the potential for hot streaks or lineup protection in deep runs keep implied probabilities clustered, as no single player holds a decisive edge in expected plate appearances or situational advantages heading into the wild-card round.