| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Yankees | +1 β | O 2.5 8% | 100%100% | 100% Kalshi |
Angels | -1 β | U 2.5 β | 0%0% | β |


| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
New York Yankees | +1 β | O 2.5 | 100%100% | 100% Kalshi |
Los Angeles Angels | -1 β | U 2.5 β | 0%0% | β |
New York (78-60) closes a three-game set at Angel Stadium against Los Angeles (53-85) on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, first pitch 9:38 PM ET, with Cam Schlittler (12-6, 2.09 ERA) opposite Reid Detmers (4-8, 3.54 ERA). The Yankees are the road favorite on both books and the pricing is identical to the cent on Kalshi and Polymarket, so the cross-platform read offers no edge on the moneyline. The board carries roughly $12.0K in cumulative volume across two platforms, concentrated in the moneyline and the first-inning run market. Live prices are on the board above.
Los Angeles owns the worst record in this series and the most lopsided result in it, having taken the opener 10-1 on August 31 for a nine-run margin. New York arrives at 78-60, second in the AL East, and 41-29 on the road, which is the single most relevant number on the page: the Yankees have been a better team away from the Bronx than in it (37-31 at home). The Angels are 30-42 at Angel Stadium. The market has read those splits the same way and installed New York as the favorite for the finale.
The moneyline has New York at 61c and Los Angeles at 40c as of the evening of September 1, and the notable part is that Kalshi and Polymarket print the same 61c and the same 40c. There is no cross-platform gap to work here. The 101c two-sided sum is ordinary vig, and the implied win probability on the Yankees side is about 60%. That is a modest number for a 78-60 club that sits second in the AL East facing a 53-85 team 32 games under .500, and the reason is the run environment rather than the talent gap.
The run line tells the rest of it. New York at (-1.5) trades at 45.5c (45c Kalshi, 46c Polymarket), one of the few lines on the board where the two books disagree at all, and by a single cent. Los Angeles at (-1.5) sits at 23.5c. A 45.5c price on the favorite laying a run and a half means the market gives the Yankees only a coin-flip chance of a multi-run win, which is the honest read on a Schlittler start: he suppresses runs rather than piling them up for his own offense.
The total is set low. Over 6.5 runs trades at 54c and Over 7.5 at 42c, which brackets a fair total right at seven runs, and Over 8.5 drops to 35.5c. On team totals, New York over 3.5 runs is 56c and Los Angeles over 3.5 runs is 40c, a 16c gap that is the cleanest expression of the pitching mismatch anywhere on the board. The first-inning run market at 42c is the second-most-traded line on the page at about $2.6K, ahead of every alt spread and every alt total.
Schlittler is 12-6 with a 2.09 ERA, and that ERA is the lowest number attached to either roster in this series. Detmers is 4-8 with a 3.54 ERA, respectable in isolation and a full run and a half worse in a matchup where the total is already pinned near seven. The 61c to 40c moneyline is a 21c spread between two starters separated by 1.45 in earned run average, which is a narrower market than the raw pitching line implies. The market is discounting the Yankees for the same reason it always discounts a road favorite in a low-total game: fewer expected runs means more variance per run, and Los Angeles proved that in the opener.
On line movement, the moneyline has not moved. Across the captures the board holds between roughly 8:22 PM and 10:22 PM ET on September 1, New York printed 61c on Kalshi at every observation and 61c on Polymarket at both of its ticks, while the Angels leg held 40c throughout. Kalshi volume on the Yankees side grew from about $4.0K to $7.3K over those two hours without shifting the price, which is a market absorbing flow at a settled number rather than one searching for a level. The one observed move on the board came on Over 7.5 runs, where Polymarket printed 49c on the first capture and converged down to 42c to match Kalshi within an hour. That is the total finding its price, not new information about the matchup.
The game market resolves on the final score of the September 2, 2026 game at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, scheduled for 9:38 PM ET. The moneyline pays the team that wins the game, the run line settles on the final margin, and the total settles on combined runs scored, all after the game is official on both Kalshi and Polymarket. First-five-inning markets settle on the score after the top and bottom of the fifth. A postponement moves settlement to the completed makeup game or voids per each platform's rulebook.
The same series trades game by game: the September 1 meeting in Anaheim and the August 31 opener both carry their own cross-platform boards. For the standings stake behind the Yankees' price, the 2026 AL East winner market is the futures board that this stretch feeds. Full schedules and live prices for both clubs sit on the New York Yankees hub and the Los Angeles Angels hub, and every game on the slate is indexed on the MLB prediction market hub.
Resolves to the team that wins the New York Yankees at Los Angeles Angels game played at Angel Stadium in Anaheim on September 2, 2026, scheduled for 9:38 PM ET. The moneyline contract for the winning team pays $1 per share and the losing team's contract resolves to $0. Run-line contracts settle on the final margin of victory (a team at -1.5 pays only if it wins by two or more runs), and total-runs contracts settle on combined runs scored by both teams in the completed game. First-five-inning markets settle on the score at the conclusion of the fifth inning. Kalshi and Polymarket both settle after the game is declared official by Major League Baseball. If the game is postponed, suspended, or shortened, each platform applies its own rulebook: settlement generally moves to the completed makeup or resumed game, and contracts void if the game is not completed within the platform's stated window.
As of the evening of September 1, 2026, the New York Yankees trade at 61c and the Los Angeles Angels at 40c on the moneyline, with Kalshi and Polymarket printing identical prices on both sides. That puts the Yankees' implied win probability at roughly 60% for the September 2 finale.
Both Kalshi and Polymarket list this game, and the combined board reports about $12.0K in cumulative volume across the two platforms. The moneyline is by far the deepest line, with the Yankees leg alone carrying roughly $9.6K, and the run-in-first-inning market is the next deepest at about $2.6K.
New York is the favorite at an implied 60% win probability. The market is backing Cam Schlittler (12-6, 2.09 ERA) over Reid Detmers (4-8, 3.54 ERA) and the Yankees' 41-29 road record against a Los Angeles club that is 30-42 at Angel Stadium.
First pitch is 9:38 PM ET on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, and the market settles once Major League Baseball declares the game official, typically within an hour of the final out.
The Yankees at (-1.5) trade at 45.5c (45c Kalshi, 46c Polymarket) and the Angels at (-1.5) at 23.5c. On the total, Over 6.5 runs sits at 54c and Over 7.5 at 42c, bracketing a fair total right around seven runs.
Watch whether the total moves off seven runs after lineups post, since Over 7.5 was the one line that visibly moved on September 1 when Polymarket converged from 49c down to 42c to match Kalshi. A move there would signal a change in the run environment that the 61c moneyline has not yet reflected.