Yankees-Phillies Betting Line, Odds, Preview July 28

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Yankees-Phillies Betting Line, Odds, Preview July 28

The Yankees-Phillies Game 1 takes place at 7 pm ET on Fox Sports.  Betting is available on this game at Americas Bookie, which is offering a generous welcome bonus (max bonus $1000).

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Game Odds

NYY

G. Cole (R) -165

PHI

Z. Eflin (R) +172

TOTAL

10

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These clubs last met in 2018 with the Yankees winning two of three in Philadelphia.  All games stayed under 6.5 runs.

Preview (Coming Shortly)

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