| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
▶Sox | -1.5 38%33% | O 7.5 53%54% | 38%39% | 39% Polymarket |
▶Yankees | +1.5 62%67% | U 7.5 47%46% | 21%21% | 21% Kalshi |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
▶Boston Red Sox | -1.5 | O 7.5 | 39% Polymarket | |
▶New York Yankees | +1.5 | U 7.5 | 21% Kalshi |
Boston is the road favorite for the Sunday finale at Yankee Stadium, priced at 52.5c on the cross-platform average against 49c for New York, and the reason is Ranger Suarez (5-3, 3.35 ERA) drawing Will Warren (8-6, 4.39 ERA). New York is 77-59 and already holds the series 2-1; Boston is 74-62 but 40-30 on the road. The board has cleared roughly $98.9K in lifetime volume, and the live board above carries the current moneyline, run line, total, and prop prices.
Boston is the road favorite in the Sunday finale at Yankee Stadium, which is the board's way of saying it trusts Ranger Suarez more than it trusts three games of standings separation. New York is 77-59 and sits second in the AL East, Boston is 74-62 and sits third, and both are chasing Tampa Bay at 81-54. The Yankees have already taken the series 2-1 after a 1-0 win Friday and a doubleheader split Saturday (Boston 6-0, then New York 9-2). The board still prices Boston ahead, and roughly $98.9K in lifetime volume has cleared across the moneyline, run line, total, and prop lines. First pitch is 1:35 PM ET, with NESN and YES carrying the broadcast.
The moneyline reads Boston 52.5c on the cross-platform average (53c Kalshi, 52c Polymarket) against 49c for New York (49c on both books). A 1c gap between exchanges is agreement, not opportunity, and the more useful number is where the money actually sits: Kalshi carries $38.1K of the $38.3K resting on the Boston leg, leaving Polymarket's quote at $249. Treat the Polymarket side as a mirror of Kalshi here rather than an independent opinion.
The overnight snapshot series is the one place the two books diverge in behavior. Across captures running from roughly 8:04 PM ET Saturday to 1:20 AM ET Sunday, Kalshi's Boston moneyline moved from 51c to 53c and never traded outside a 51c to 53c band, while the Yankees leg held 49c inside a 48c to 50c band. Polymarket's Boston price sat at 52c for all ten of its captures. That window covers about five hours, so it is drift toward Boston rather than a full-session move, and the board carries 793 ticks in total with per-line coverage on the moneyline plus the primary full-game spread and total.
The derivative lines tell the same story with more conviction. The run line has Boston -1.5 at 38c Kalshi and 39c Polymarket on $1.5K, with the Yankees -1.5 at 32c and 33c on $1.7K, which is a board that expects a close game rather than a blowout in either direction. The heaviest non-moneyline line is Over 7.5 runs at 54c on both exchanges with $21.5K lifetime behind it, second only to the moneyline itself. Over 8.5 sits at 46c Kalshi and 47c Polymarket, so the implied total is pinned right around 8, matching the number DraftKings posts on the same game. A run in the first inning trades at 48c on both books on $1.5K. Polymarket also runs a standalone first-five-innings winner market, with Boston 43c, New York 41c, and a tie at 15c.
Ranger Suarez is the reason Boston is priced in front. He has made 23 starts for the Boston Red Sox at 5-3 with a 3.35 ERA and a 1.20 WHIP across 118.1 innings, with 117 strikeouts against 37 walks. Will Warren has been the New York Yankees innings-eater rather than their stopper: 25 starts, 8-6, a 4.39 ERA and a 1.42 WHIP over 127.0 innings, with 126 strikeouts and 45 walks. The strikeout rates are nearly identical at about 8.9 per nine for each, so the full run of ERA separation and the 0.22 WHIP gap come from traffic, not from missing bats. Warren has allowed 135 hits in 127.0 innings; Suarez has allowed 105 in 118.1.
The strikeout props price that read cleanly. Kalshi has Suarez at 91c for 3 or more strikeouts, 81c for 4 or more, 64c for 5 or more, and 30c for 7 or more, which centers his projection between five and six. Warren is 85c over 2.5, 72c over 3.5, 52c over 4.5, and 21c over 6.5, centering him between four and five in a shorter expected outing. The home run board is short and cheap on both sides: Wilyer Abreu leads at 17.5c on the average (19c Kalshi, 16c Polymarket), Ben Rice sits at 15.5c, Willson Contreras at 14.5c, and Ceddanne Rafaela at 9.5c. In a park that plays as short as Yankee Stadium does to right field, the 17.5c on Abreu is the prop that connects most directly to the run line.
Both clubs come in 6-4 over their last ten. Boston is 40-30 on the road, the better half of its profile, while New York is 36-31 at home, the weaker half of its. That split is a large part of why a team three games back in the standings is the favorite on the road in the finale.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game on August 30, 2026 at Yankee Stadium, with first pitch scheduled for 1:35 PM ET. Kalshi and Polymarket both settle on the official Major League Baseball final score, which means a game called after five completed innings (four and a half with the home team ahead) is an official result and settles normally. The run line settles on the final margin and the total on combined runs by both teams, including extra innings. If the game is postponed and not completed on the scheduled date, each platform applies its own postponement rule, which generally voids the contract or rolls it to the makeup date rather than settling on a partial score.
The season-long versions of this matchup sit on the futures board. The AL East division market prices the Tampa Bay lead that both of these clubs are chasing, while the Red Sox playoff market and the Yankees playoff market carry the October question each game like this one nudges. Longer out, the AL pennant market and the World Series market show where the field ranks both teams. Every MLB game and futures board on both exchanges is indexed on the MLB hub.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game at Yankee Stadium on August 30, 2026, first pitch 1:35 PM ET. Kalshi and Polymarket both settle on the official Major League Baseball final score, so a game called after five completed innings (four and a half if the Yankees lead) is an official result and settles normally. The run line settles on the final margin of victory and the full-game total on combined runs scored by both teams, extra innings included. First-five-innings markets settle on the score after the top and bottom of the fifth. If the game is postponed and not completed on the scheduled date, each platform applies its own postponement rule, which generally voids the contract or rolls it to the makeup date rather than settling on a partial score.
As of August 30, 2026, Boston is 52.5c on the cross-platform average (53c on Kalshi, 52c on Polymarket) and New York is 49c on both exchanges. The live board above carries the current prices.
Boston is the favorite at roughly 52.5% implied probability despite trailing New York by 3 games in the AL East, largely on the strength of Ranger Suarez (3.35 ERA) starting against Will Warren (4.39 ERA).
Both Kalshi and Polymarket list the game. Kalshi holds the liquidity, carrying $38.1K of the $38.3K resting on the Boston moneyline leg against $249 on Polymarket.
Boston -1.5 trades at 38c on Kalshi and 39c on Polymarket, and Over 7.5 runs sits at 54c on both books with $21.5K in lifetime volume, pinning the implied total right around 8.
First pitch is 1:35 PM ET on August 30, 2026 at Yankee Stadium, and both platforms settle on the official final score once the game goes final, typically within hours of the last out.
The lineup cards at 1:35 PM ET, whether Warren clears his 4.5 strikeout line at 52c (a short outing puts the Yankees bullpen in early), and whether the total holds at Over 7.5 into first pitch.