Explainer
Reading Blowout Timing
A permanent-margin table describes when a published game margin remained in place through the final clock.
Use the inspector as a sequence of observed conditions. First identify the permanent-margin definition in the source, then read the frequency and clock summaries for the displayed group. A margin that remains in place is a published retrospective condition, not a statement that a future lead is settled.
Read the comeback-rate analysis alongside this table. It keeps deficit and time remaining visible, which supplies the adjacent game-state context without turning either view into a causal threshold claim.
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