Mets-Braves Betting Line, Odds, Preview August 3

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Mary Montgomery

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2 August, 2020

Mets-Braves Betting Line, Odds, Preview August 3

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Game Odds

NYM

J. deGrom (R) -122

ATL

M. Soroka (R) +112

Total

7.5

Action and Line Movement

The line wasn't moving much. Books were holding this one at -122 to -127. The total opened at 7.5 and had not moved off that number Sunday night. Only Bovada had the total at 8.

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