| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Yankees | -1.5 52% | O 9.5 45% | 65%65% | 65% Kalshi |
â–¶Nationals | +1.5 48% | U 9.5 55% | 37%36% | 37% Kalshi |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶New York Yankees | -1.5 | O 9.5 | 65% Kalshi | |
â–¶Washington Nationals | +1.5 | U 9.5 | 37% Kalshi |
The New York Yankees are the 63.5c road favorite (64c Kalshi, 63c Polymarket) over the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on July 11, 2026, and the number is built on the mound. New York sends Cam Schlittler (9-5, 2.01 ERA) against Washington's Miles Mikolas (3-7, 5.78 ERA), a 3.77-run ERA gap that is the single largest input on the board. The Yankees (52-42) are 29-22 on the road, while the Nationals (48-47) sit at 20-29 at home despite a 28-18 mark away from Washington. The moneyline held overnight, opening near 62c and ticking to 63.5c, and the two books sit within a cent of each other.
New York opened the day as the road chalk and has stayed there. The Yankees are 63.5c on the moneyline as of July 11, 2026, a price that sits one cent apart across Kalshi (64c) and Polymarket (63c). Washington trades at 37.5c (37c Kalshi, 38c Polymarket). This is a pitching mismatch on paper, and the market is pricing it as one without stretching to the runline value a two-run favorite usually carries.
The Yankees moneyline opened near 62c on Polymarket overnight and ticked to 63c by morning, while Kalshi moved from 63c to 64c over the same window. That is a held line, not a moving one: a one-cent drift in New York's favor on roughly $23K of tracked two-platform volume. The cross-platform spread is a single cent on the favorite, so there is no book-shopping edge on the moneyline today. Washington's 37.5c implies the Nationals win a little better than one time in three, a generous number for a home team starting a 5.78-ERA arm, and it is the offense (James Wood's 26 home runs, Luis Garcia Jr.'s .287 average and 68 RBI) that keeps the price from sliding further.
The wider MLB board has favorites clustered in the 60c-to-65c band this week, and the Yankees fit that tier rather than the 70c-plus chalk their pitching edge alone would justify.
Cam Schlittler is the reason this line exists. The Yankees right-hander carries a 2.01 ERA with a 9-5 record, and he draws a Washington lineup that has hit better on the road than at home. Miles Mikolas answers with a 5.78 ERA and a 3-7 record, the widest starter-ERA gap on any game in the MLB slate on July 11. A 3.77-run ERA difference between the two starters is the kind of input that would push a moneyline toward 70c in many parks, so the Yankees at 63.5c reflects the market discounting for bullpen exposure, a young starter's innings, and a Nationals offense that carries real power.
Ben Rice anchors the New York side at .275 with 29 home runs and 66 RBI, giving Schlittler run support against a Washington staff that has struggled to keep the ball in the park behind Mikolas.
The runline tells the same story as the moneyline. New York at -1.5 trades near even money on Polymarket, in the 48c-to-52c range, which is consistent with a favorite priced at 63.5c straight up: the market backs the Yankees to win but splits on whether they win by two or more. The total is set at 9.5 runs, with the Over trading at 45c on Polymarket. That is an Under-leaning number, and it fits a game with Schlittler (2.01 ERA) on the mound. The first-five-innings props lean the same way, with the Over 4.5 through five innings at 53c.
Volume is concentrated on the moneyline and total. The derivative props (winner after five innings, first-inning scoring) are thinly traded and read as directional, not sharp.
The market resolves on the final score of the Yankees at Nationals game scheduled for July 11, 2026, first pitch 4:05 PM ET at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. The moneyline pays out to the team that wins the game. The runline settles on whether the Yankees win by two or more (or the Nationals stay within one), and the total settles on the combined final run count against the 9.5 line. If the game is postponed or suspended, contracts settle per each platform's official-game rules, which generally require a completed or regulation-length game.
Cam Schlittler (2.01 ERA, 9-5) versus Miles Mikolas (5.78 ERA, 3-7) is the widest starter-ERA gap on the July 11 board and the primary price input. Washington's home-road split (20-29 at Nationals Park, 28-18 on the road) works against the Nationals in this spot. The Yankees moneyline held overnight, opening near 62c and settling at 63.5c with the two books within a cent. The total sits at 9.5 with the Over at 45c, an Under lean that tracks Schlittler's 2.01 ERA. James Wood (26 HR) and Luis Garcia Jr. (.287, 68 RBI) are the Washington bats keeping the moneyline from sliding past 37.5c. The runline (Yankees -1.5 near even) is the value question, with the market split on the margin.
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Resolves to the final result of the New York Yankees at Washington Nationals game scheduled for July 11, 2026, with first pitch at 4:05 PM ET at Nationals Park. The moneyline contract pays $1 per share to the team that wins the game and $0 to the loser. The runline settles on whether the Yankees win by two or more runs, and the total settles on the combined final score against the 9.5-run line. Kalshi and Polymarket settle once the game is official. If the game is postponed, suspended, or shortened, each platform applies its official-game rules, which generally require a regulation-length or completed game for action; otherwise the contracts are voided or carried forward per platform policy.
The Yankees are the 63.5c moneyline favorite as of July 11, 2026 (64c on Kalshi, 63c on Polymarket), with the Nationals at 37.5c. New York is favored on the strength of Cam Schlittler's 2.01 ERA against Miles Mikolas's 5.78.
The game trades on both Kalshi and Polymarket, with cross-platform prices on the moneyline, the Yankees -1.5 runline, and the 9.5-run total. The two books are within a cent of each other on the moneyline.
The New York Yankees are favored at 63.5c, an implied win probability near 63%. The Nationals' 37.5c implies roughly a 37% chance despite playing at home, because Washington starts a 5.78-ERA pitcher against Schlittler's 2.01.
It resolves on the final score of the game on July 11, 2026, first pitch 4:05 PM ET at Nationals Park. The moneyline pays the winning team; the runline and 9.5 total settle on the final run totals once the game is official.
The Yankees are -1.5 on the runline, trading near even money (around 48c to 52c on Polymarket), and the total is 9.5 runs with the Over at 45c, an Under-leaning number.
Watch the lineup cards and any late scratch to Cam Schlittler or Miles Mikolas, since the 63.5c line is built on that pitching gap. A Schlittler scratch would compress the Yankees' price fast, while confirmed starters hold it near 63.5c into first pitch.