The most interesting MVP odds movement at this point is for second place on the board, with Aaron Judge (-135) and Shohei Ohtani (-450) continuing their reigns as odds-on favorites in the American League and National League, respectively.
In the AL, Bobby Witt Jr. (+350) and Yordan Alvarez (+650) are making the best cases to challenge Judge, with Nick Kurtz (10-1) and Judge's teammate Ben Rice (20-1) in chase. On the NL side, MLB home run leader Kyle Schwarber is second on the odds board at 12-1, while Matt Olson fell from +850 to 17-1 week-over-week, but that's still good enough for third place.
The NL Cy Young race has gotten very interesting. Reigning winner and preseason favorite Paul Skenes is now third on the odds board at +400, with Christopher Sanchez (+200) and Jacob Misiorowski (+370) emerging as the favorites after brilliant performances in May. Cam Schlittler remains the favorite in the AL at +125, but Jacob deGrom (+400) and Dylan Cease (+500) aren't far behind.
Rookie of the Year in both leagues has been competitive. In the AL, Munetaka Murakami (+170) and Kevin McGonigle (+180) continue to trade off the lead, and in the NL, JJ Wetherholt has taken the solo lead at +190. Sal Stewart (+250) and Konnor Griffin (+290) are just behind, while Nolan McLean (10-1) has seen his odds drop off significantly after two poor outings.
Note: Odds by DraftKings Sportsbook 
at time of publication. You can also find the latest odds for each team to win the World Series here.