Current Odds To Win Each MLB Division 2014
This club often reminds me of an aging heavyweight fighter. You may beat on them for a time, but there is always that chance the team will land a haymaker on you. 2007 was one of their days in the sunshine. 2014 may see them at least make the postseason again. With a 20 – 1 odd for the club, the value is there for a longshot pick. I mean the Dodgers could always run into injuries as well.
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The season is upon us this weekend for real.
The LA Dodgers have a chance to do some serious damage with the North America Opener versus the San Diego Padres, as part of a 3 game series.
If they win 2 out of 3 in that set, this will go a long way in burying the San Diego team early.
In the NL West, since LA is 2 – 0 already, the Rockies are now paying 20 – 1 odds to win the Division.
While I am not saying this will happen, the value is there.
Also I can’t believe how the injuries have not effected the odds on the Tigers.
Eric Hosmer, Mike Moustakas, Alex Gordon, Lorenzo Cain, Billy Butler are part of a young core of talent that could really all flourish at the same time. The franchise had added Starting Pitching this year and look as strong as ever to end the 28 year Playoff Drought. The management and ownership have spent more money than any Royals team in club history. The will probably battle with the Detroit Tigers all season long for the AL Central Division. With a hungry young squad, and an ailing Detroit team, several prognosticators have picked KC to upset the 3 time reigning AL Central Champs. At +450 for this achievement, this is good bang for the buck on a bet.
Bruce Rondon, Jose Iglesias and Andy Dirks are not household names, however they help weaken the club for the 1st part of the year.
Kansas City at +450 is a nice odd. Look for Yordano Ventura, and Danny Duffy to give the team a bunch of flame throwing chuckers that could catch an injured Tigers club off guard this season.
When you factor in the White Sox, Twins and Indians could have sub-par years, the Royals may be able to get fat on the other clubs.
The Angels have been given a consistent odd of +200 to win the AL West, and are tied with the A’s for the mark.
The Rangers are the Divisional leaders are +175 for the title.
Texas is starting Tanner Scheppers in their opener. Stay away from wagering on the Division
Tampa Bay at +250 is still a good team to throw some sheckles down on.
Odds To Win The 2014 Divisions
AL East
Boston Red Sox +190
NY Yankees +240
Tampa Bay Rays +250
Toronto Blue Jays +750
Baltimore Orioles +750
AL Central
Detroit Tigers -275
Kansas City Royals +450
Cleveland Indians +600
Chicago White Sox +1500
Minnesota Twins +3500
AL West
Texas Rangers +175
Oakland Athletics +200
LA Angels +200
Seattle Mariners +800
Houston Astros +12500
NL East
Washington Nationals -140
Atlanta Braves +140
Philadelphia Phillies +1100
NY Mets +2500
Miami Marlins +4000
NL Central
St. Louis Cardinals -175
Cincinnati Reds +350
Pittsburgh Pirates +400
Milwaukee Brewers +1500
Chicago Cubs +3500
NL West
LA Dodgers -290
SF Giants +400
Arizona D’backs +900
San Diego Padres +1700
Colorado Rockies +2000
Milwaukee is only a few years removed from an NLCS appearance – and will have Ryan Braun back for a full year. Their 1st four starters could all win 12 – 15 games each, the OF could club 75 HRs and steal as many bases, and they have strong offensive players in the Infield that could breakout. A +1500 odd is considerably decent for this longshot club. The problem with the team may lie within the Bullpen, which has to be a worry. I just don’t see the value in picking St. Louis. Throw in Aramis Ramirez having a 2012 like year, and the ‘Brew Crew” may surprise.
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Posted on March 28, 2014, in gambling 101 and tagged @MLBreports on twitter, al central, AL East, AL West, alex gordon, All 30 MLB Teams, American league, aramis ramirez, arizona diamondbacks, Atlanta Braves, baltimore orioles, billy butler, boston red sox, bruce rondon, chicago cubs, chicago white sox, Chuck Booth, cincinnati reds, cleveland indians, colorado rockies, Danny Duffy, detroit tigers, freddie freeman, hisashi iwakuma, houston astros, Jose Iglesias, julio teharan, justin masterson, kansas city royals, la angels, la dodgers, miami marlins, mike moustakas, milwaukee brewers, minnesota twins, national league, nelson cruz, new york mets, new york yankees, NL Central, NL east, nl west, oakland athletics, odds to win the 2014 MLB World Series, paul goldschmidt, philadelphia phillies, pittsburgh pirates, ryan braun, san diego padres, san francisco giants, seattle mariners, st louis cardinals, tampa bay rays, tanner scheppers, texas rangers, toronto blue jays, washington nationals, www.bet365.com, Yordano Ventura. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off on Current Odds To Win Each MLB Division 2014.
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