Red Sox -138 at Rockies: Sharp money says Boston, and I'm not arguing

The God of Odds likes the Boston Red Sox on the moneyline at -138 and BetOnline.ag is the place to hammer it. Sharp money has been pouring in on Boston since the line opened at 105, and I'm riding that wave.

Boston comes in at 39-37, a winning record that looks even better next to Colorado's 30-48 dumpster fire. The Red Sox ERA sits at 4.41, while the Rockies are bleeding runs at 5.53. That's a full run per game gap, and it shows in their records. Colorado covers at just 31% ATS, and their moneyline record is 392-672. They are not a team you want to back.

Boston is without Brendan Rodgers, but that hasn't stopped the line from moving their way. The ML jumped from 105 to 125, and that's sharp action, not public noise. The Rockies are just 16-21 at home, and their recent form is a mess: L-L-L-W-L-W-L-W-W-L. No consistency, no trust.

BetOnline.ag has the best price at -138. That's a full tick better than Bovada's -140. Every point matters when you're backing a favorite. Lock it in.

Boston's moneyline record sits at 1645-1514, proving they win outright more often than not. Against a Rockies team that allows 5.7 runs per game, the Red Sox should have no trouble putting up enough to get the W. Take Boston at -138 and let the sharp money carry you.