Braves -133 vs Giants. The price dropped but the edge hasn't.

The God of Odds likes the Atlanta Braves on the moneyline at -133, and LowVig.ag is the place to hammer it.

Let's be real. The Braves are 46-25 this season. At home they're 22-11. The Giants? 29-43 overall and 15-23 on the road. That's not a fluke. Atlanta scores 5.1 runs per game and allows just 3.5. San Francisco scores 4.1 and gives up 4.9. The ERA gap is massive: 3.29 for the Braves versus 4.52 for the Giants.

Yes, the Giants won yesterday 3-2. And yes, the moneyline moved from -146 to -134, suggesting sharp money came in on San Francisco. But that's noise. The Braves' underlying numbers are elite. Plus, the Giants are dealing with an injury to third baseman Parks Harber, who is listed as out/doubtful. That's a real hole in their lineup.

Atlanta's last 10 games have been uneven (5-5), but they've been winning series all year. Their moneyline record is 1101-390. They cover spreads at a 71% clip. This is not a team you fade at home against a below-.500 opponent.

You want the best number? LowVig.ag has the Braves at -133. BetOnline is also -133, but LowVig edges it on the vig. Bovada is -136. Don't overpay. Lock in -133 and trust the better team.

The Braves are the favorite for a reason. Take the moneyline and move on.