Live MLB Odds: Moneylines, Spreads & Totals
Track current MLB odds for upcoming games, including moneylines, run lines and Over/Under totals. Use the board below to see where the market is priced, compare sportsbook odds and add REMI analysis when you want more than the line alone.
Today's MLB Odds & Betting Lines
Review the current moneyline, run line and total for each MLB game. Use Compare Odds to check sportsbook pricing for an individual matchup.
| Matchup | Score | MoneylineML | SpreadSPR | TotalO/U | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Sep 9, 2026 1:11PM EDT
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
9/9/26 1:11PM
Twins
Tigers
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–
–
|
+112
-132
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+1.5 (-188)
-1.5 (+155)
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O 8.5 (-112)
U 8.5 (-108)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 3:06PM EDT
Toronto Blue Jays
Athletics
9/9/26 3:06PM
Blue Jays
Athletics
|
–
–
|
-180
+152
|
-1.5 (-115)
+1.5 (-104)
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O 9.5 (-105)
U 9.5 (-115)
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|
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Sep 9, 2026 3:46PM EDT
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
9/9/26 3:46PM
Cardinals
Giants
|
–
–
|
-126
+108
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-1.5 (+136)
+1.5 (-164)
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O 8.5 (-105)
U 8.5 (-115)
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|
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Sep 9, 2026 4:11PM EDT
Washington Nationals
San Diego Padres
9/9/26 4:11PM
Nationals
Padres
|
–
–
|
+160
-190
|
+1.5 (-146)
-1.5 (+122)
|
O 8.5 (-102)
U 8.5 (-120)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 4:11PM EDT
Texas Rangers
Seattle Mariners
9/9/26 4:11PM
Rangers
Mariners
|
–
–
|
+132
-156
|
+1.5 (-178)
-1.5 (+146)
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O 7.5 (-122)
U 7.5 (+100)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 6:36PM EDT
Cleveland Guardians
Baltimore Orioles
9/9/26 6:36PM
Guardians
Orioles
|
–
–
|
-112
-104
|
-1.5 (+142)
+1.5 (-172)
|
O 8.5 (-122)
U 8.5 (+100)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 6:41PM EDT
New York Mets
Miami Marlins
9/9/26 6:41PM
Mets
Marlins
|
–
–
|
+106
-124
|
-1.5 (+158)
+1.5 (-192)
|
O 8.5 (-118)
U 8.5 (-104)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 6:41PM EDT
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
9/9/26 6:41PM
Astros
Phillies
|
–
–
|
+130
-154
|
+1.5 (-156)
-1.5 (+130)
|
O 8.5 (+108)
U 8.5 (-132)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 6:46PM EDT
Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
9/9/26 6:46PM
Angels
Red Sox
|
–
–
|
+180
-215
|
+1.5 (-120)
-1.5 (+100)
|
O 9.5 (+104)
U 9.5 (-128)
|
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|
Sep 9, 2026 7:06PM EDT
Colorado Rockies
New York Yankees
9/9/26 7:06PM
Rockies
Yankees
|
–
–
|
+200
-245
|
+1.5 (-110)
-1.5 (-110)
|
O 9.5 (+110)
U 9.5 (-134)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 7:16PM EDT
Tampa Bay Rays
Atlanta Braves
9/9/26 7:16PM
Rays
Braves
|
–
–
|
+106
-124
|
+1.5 (-196)
-1.5 (+162)
|
O 8.5 (-102)
U 8.5 (-120)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 7:41PM EDT
Arizona Diamondbacks
Kansas City Royals
9/9/26 7:41PM
Diamondbacks
Royals
|
–
–
|
-112
-104
|
-1.5 (+150)
+1.5 (-182)
|
O 8.5 (-122)
U 8.5 (+100)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 7:41PM EDT
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
9/9/26 7:41PM
Pirates
White Sox
|
–
–
|
+126
-148
|
+1.5 (-156)
-1.5 (+130)
|
O 8.5 (-122)
U 8.5 (+100)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 7:41PM EDT
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Brewers
9/9/26 7:41PM
Cubs
Brewers
|
–
–
|
+116
-134
|
+1.5 (-184)
-1.5 (+152)
|
O 7.5 (-110)
U 7.5 (-110)
|
|
|
Sep 9, 2026 10:11PM EDT
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
9/9/26 10:11PM
Reds
Dodgers
|
–
–
|
+240
-295
|
+1.5 (+112)
-1.5 (-134)
|
O 8.5 (-114)
U 8.5 (-106)
|
How to Read MLB Betting Odds
Most MLB betting boards are built around three core markets: moneyline, run line and game total. Understanding each one makes the live board much more useful.
Moneyline
The moneyline prices each team to win the game outright. Negative odds generally indicate the favorite, while positive odds indicate the underdog.
Run Line
The run line applies a run handicap to each side, most commonly 1.5 runs. The wager is graded against the final margin rather than only which team wins outright.
Over / Under Total
The total represents the market's expected combined runs. Over and Under prices can move as sportsbooks react to pitching changes, lineup news, weather, ballpark conditions and market activity.
What to Look for on a Live MLB Odds Board
MLB lines can change throughout the day and often move quickly as first pitch approaches. The goal is not just to see a line — it is to understand what the current market is showing you.
Compare the Current Price
Different sportsbooks can offer different run lines, totals or prices on the same MLB game. Checking multiple prices helps you see whether a better number is available.
Watch Line Movement
A meaningful moneyline move, a shift in run-line pricing or a total moving from 8.0 to 8.5 means the market has changed. Starting-pitcher news, lineup changes, weather, betting activity and other new information can all matter.
Separate the Line from the Price
A run line of -1.5 at +115 is not identical to -1.5 at +135. The number and the price attached to it both matter when comparing MLB odds.
Check Again Before First Pitch
MLB betting odds can move quickly as first pitch approaches, especially after starting lineups and pitching changes are confirmed. Rechecking the board helps you evaluate the latest market rather than an outdated line from earlier in the day.
The Market Gives You a Price. REMI Gives You Model Context.
Live MLB odds show where sportsbooks currently price a matchup. REMI adds model-generated probabilities, predictions and confidence information that can be evaluated alongside the current line and your own research.
Start With a Free Account- Model-generated predictions and probabilities
- Confidence expressed through unit ratings
- MLB matchup and market context
- Historical performance available for review
Why MLB Betting Odds Change
MLB odds are not fixed. Sportsbooks can adjust moneylines, run lines and totals throughout the day as new information enters the market. Starting-pitcher changes, lineup confirmations, weather and market activity can all move the number before first pitch.
- Injury reports and player availability
- Starting-pitcher and lineup confirmations
- Market and betting activity
- Weather, ballpark and travel conditions
- Sportsbook risk and pricing adjustments
Why Compare MLB Odds Across Sportsbooks?
Sportsbooks do not always post identical MLB betting lines. One book may show a different moneyline, run-line price or total than another, even for the same game.
Comparing MLB odds makes those differences easier to see. Small differences in the line or attached price can matter when evaluating the market.
MLB Odds Beyond Moneylines and Run Lines
The main MLB odds board focuses on core game markets, but sportsbooks may offer additional markets around each matchup. Availability varies by sportsbook.
- Player props
- Alternate run lines and totals
- Team totals
- First-five-inning, team and player derivatives
- Same-game combinations and specialty markets
MLB Odds, Data and Better Context
Odds are one part of evaluating an MLB matchup. Starting pitchers, bullpen availability, lineups, weather, ballpark factors, recent form, market movement and model projections can all provide additional context.
LEANS.AI is designed to let you move from the current market price to REMI analysis without turning the odds board into a wall of unnecessary information.
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Create My Free AccountLive MLB Betting Odds FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about MLB odds, sportsbook pricing and line movement.
What are live MLB betting odds?
Live MLB betting odds are current betting lines that change as sportsbooks adjust their pricing. The main markets include moneyline, run line and Over/Under totals for MLB games.
Because MLB lines can move throughout the day, checking the current odds board helps you see the latest available market rather than relying on an earlier opening line.
Why do MLB betting odds change?
MLB betting odds can move because of new information and changes in the market, including:
- Injury reports
- Starting-pitcher and lineup news
- Market and betting activity
- Weather, ballpark and travel conditions
- Sportsbook pricing adjustments
Tracking line movement helps show how the market for a game has changed over time.
How often are live MLB odds updated?
MLB odds can update whenever sportsbooks change their pricing and new sportsbook data is received. During active periods, especially after pitching, lineup or weather news and in the hours before first pitch, lines may move multiple times.
What is line movement in MLB betting?
Line movement is a change in a point spread, moneyline or total after the market opens. For example, a favorite that opens at -3 could later move to -4.5.
Monitoring MLB line movement helps you understand whether the number currently available is different from an earlier market price.
Are live MLB odds different across sportsbooks?
Yes. Different sportsbooks can post slightly different MLB odds and prices for the same game. Differences may appear in the run line, total, moneyline or the price attached to a line.
Use the MLB odds comparison page to review those differences in greater detail.
When should you check live MLB betting odds?
Useful times to monitor MLB odds include when opening lines are released, after starting-pitcher, lineup or weather updates, on game day and again before first pitch.
Market activity often increases closer to first pitch, so the current line may differ from the number available earlier in the day.