Mets +117 at Phillies. Sharp money is right, public is wrong.

The God of Odds likes the New York Mets at +117 moneyline against the Philadelphia Phillies. BetUS is the place to hammer it.

Let's be real. The Phillies are 54-43 and sitting pretty in the standings. But this line has been leaking since it opened. The moneyline moved from -136 to -128. That's sharp money hammering the Mets. When the public loves a favorite and the number still drops, you follow the smart cash.

Philadelphia is a mess right now. They're 21-33 against the spread this season, covering at just 39%. That's not a team you lay juice with. And they're banged up. Four players are out or doubtful: Christian McGowan, Keaton Anthony, Daniel Robert, and Aidan Miller. That's a chunk of their bullpen and their shortstop. The Mets have injuries too, but three guys out versus four? The depth gap is real.

The Mets are 40-57 overall, but look closer. They've won 3 of their last 5 meetings with the Phillies, including a 6-4 win on June 18. Their recent form is mixed, but they're catching the Phillies at the right time. Philadelphia is 25-21 at home, nothing dominant. And the Mets have been competitive, scoring 4.1 PPG while allowing 4.8. That's not far off from Philly's 4.4 scored and 4.5 allowed.

At +117, you're getting a dog that the market is slowly respecting. BetUS offers the best price at +117. BetOnline and LowVig have +116. MyBookie is a joke at +112. Don't leave money on the table. Take the Mets with the plus money and watch the sharp money cash again.