Yankees ML at -135 against the Red Sox. Sharp money moved the wrong way.

The God of Odds likes the New York Yankees on the moneyline at -135, and Pinnacle is the place to hammer it.

This isn't complicated. The Yankees are 15-9 and 7-4 on the road. The Red Sox are 9-15 and 3-6 at home. New York is averaging 4.9 runs per game while allowing just 3.5. Boston is giving up 5.4 per game with a 5.13 ERA. That's nearly a two-run gap in ERA alone. The Yankees have won four of their last five and just shut out Boston 4-0 on April 21.

Now look at the injury report. The Red Sox have four players listed as OUT or DOUBTFUL: Tim Elko, Brendan Rodgers, and Mason Adams. The Yankees have just one: reliever Rafael Montero. Depth matters, especially in a 162-game grind. Boston's bullpen is already stretched, and now they're missing arms.

The line movement tells the story. The moneyline opened at 136 on the Red Sox and has dropped to 127. That's sharp money flowing to Boston, but it's a trap. The public sees a desperate home team and pushes the line. But desperate home teams with losing records don't win at a high clip. The Yankees are the better team, plain and simple.

Pinnacle is offering the Yankees at -135, the best available price. Everywhere else you're paying -138 to -145. That's a 10-cent difference that adds up over a season. Lock in the Yanks at Pinnacle and let the sharp money chase a losing bet.