World Series Game 4 Odds: Freddie Freeman HR Odds at +600

Betting odds for Game 4 of the World Series favor the New York Yankees to keep the series alive with -150 odds to win.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have +126 odds to win and complete the World Series sweep on Tuesday night.
Freddie Freeman has long +600 odds to hit a home run and continue his World Series hot streak.

NEW YORK – The New York Yankees have -150 moneyline odds to win Game 4 of the World Series. On the other hand, the Los Angeles Dodgers have legal sports betting odds of +126 to win Game 4 and clinch their World Series sweep in New York.

World Series Game 4 Odds

Team	Spread	Moneyline	Total
Los Angeles Dodgers	+1.5 (-150)	+126	O8.5 (-110)
New York Yankees	-1.5 (+130)	-150	U8.5 (-110)

The Yankees will lean on rookie Luis Gil to keep their World Series hopes alive, but the 2004 Boston Red Sox are the only MLB team to ever come back down 3-0 in a best-of-seven series. Ironically, that Red Sox squad pulled off the inevitable against the New York Yankees.

Los Angeles will rely on the bullpen in the series-clinching Game 4, which has proven successful throughout the postseason. Back the Dodgers’ +126 legal California sports betting odds to win outright on Tuesday and complete the sweep.

Home Run Odds Surprisingly Long For Freddie Freeman (+600)

Home run odds for Game 4 of the World Series list Aaron Judge as the most likely home run hitter at +220 odds. Judge has gone five consecutive games without a home run and only has one hit in the World Series thus far.

World Series Game 4 Home Run Odds

Aaron Judge +220
Giancarlo Stanton +280
Shohei Ohtani +300
Juan Soto +330
Max Muncy +430
Mookie Betts +500
Teoscar Hernandez +550
Jazz Chisholm +550
Freddie Freeman +600
Will Smith +650

Judge’s +220 odds to hit a home run are just too short for a player who has been struggling this series. However, the +600 MLB betting odds for a red-hot Freddie Freeman are too good to pass up. Freeman has homered in all three World Series games so far and now faces a favorable matchup against the right-handed rookie Luis Gil.

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Zachary Kelley

Zach graduated from Florida State University with a degree in Writing, Editing, and Media. Zach is interested in the legalization aspect of sports betting and enjoys participating in DFS. He has a passion for sports writing and most enjoys writing about football and baseball both professional and collegiate.