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UPDATE: 2010 MLB World Series Futures Betting Lines

3rd Base — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 19:13:15 +0000

Before spring training I brought you the current 2010 MLB World Series futures lines. Well, now that the 2010 baseball betting season is about to get going, I see we've had some significant movement around the league. Sure, some times like the Arizona D-backs are still the same. But others, like the Seattle Mariners, have dropped significantly. It's all about value and timing, so here are you latest MLB World Series futures betting lines from [ BET US ] (btw, you can also bet on the league that will win and if the Yankees will repeat!):

2010 MLB MVP Futures Odds

3rd Base — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 19:06:53 +0000

I kind of like throwing down something on the MVP futures, because it gives me a player to cheer on all season long. With MLB betting about to start, it's time to get those futures down. It should come as not shock that Albert Pujols is the NL MVP favorite early on. The betting line is at 1/1. You can get a slightly better deal over in American League. The AL MVP leading the way is Evan Longoria at 3/2. After last season, I'm leaning toward A-Rod @ 7/2. Here's the complete 2010 MLB MVP betting lines from [ BET US ]:

MLB Cy Young Award Futures Odds

3rd Base — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 18:56:47 +0000

I like playing futures now and again and since it's about time for the 2010 MLB baseball betting season to get going, I'm on the hunt for good values. In early wagering, Jon Lester is the favorite @ 2/1 for the AL Cy Young and Ulbaldo Jimienez @ 5/2 for the NL Cy Young. Here are the recent odds from [ BET US ] :

MLB 2010 World Series Futures

3rd Base — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 18:13:02 +0000

Having looked around at various MLB World Series futures for this upcoming MLB season, I decided to post them for you. I'd shop around a little bit, but here's what you can expect. If you're a futures player, there are some good values out there. For me, the Seattle Mariners look like an interesting play. Granted, I'm a fan. However, given their explosive changes this offseason and the Angels' changes, they could very well win the West. They had a respectable record last year and they could very well win 90-95 games this year, putting them in the playoffs. If nothing else, that huge number gives me a tasty hedge opportunity. Arizona Diamondbacks +3000 Atlanta Braves +2500 Baltimore Orioles +5000 Boston Red Sox +800 Chicago Cubs +2000 Chicago White Sox +2000 Cincinnati Reds +3000 Cleveland Indians +6000 Colorado Rockies +3000 Detroit Tigers +3000 Florida Marlins +3000 Houston Astros +10000 Kansas City Royals +10000 Los Angeles Angels +1500 Los Angeles Dodgers +2000 Milwaukee Brewers +5000 Minnesota Twins +3000 New York Mets +2000 New York Yankees +275 Oakland Athletics +5000 Philadelphia Phillies +600 Pittsburgh Pirates +10000 San Diego Padres +10000 San Francisco Giants +3000 Seattle Mariners +2500 St Louis Cardinals +1100 Tampa Bay Rays +1500 Texas Rangers +3000 Toronto Blue Jays +6000 Washington Nationals +10000

MLB Odds

Jason A. Martin — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:02:44 +0000

Hunting down MLB odds can be a pain in the butt. There are so many sports betting sites that claim to offer MLB odds, but don't or they offer limited MLB Odds.

Today, I wanted to share with you a couple well-known places to get your MLB odds. These are all direct links, so you won't have to wade through tons of sports betting information to get to them.

First up is Vegas Insider. I like their MLB odds page, because it's fairly clean. Their page shows MLB odds for Las Vegas sportsbooks, such as the LV Hilton, MGM Mirage, Wynn and Caesars, and online sportsbooks, such as Sportsbook.com and Bodog.com.

MLB Error Report – May 04

Jason A. Martin — Fri, 04 May 2007 15:56:16 +0000

In today's MLB Error Report, we see that the worst team in the MLB, the Washington Nationals, leads all teams. They are committing almost one error per game (.93 avg). Over 28 games, they've committed 26 errors. The Texas Rangers are running a close 2nd. The three best MLB teams, which are all under the .50 ratio mark, are: Pittsburgh Pirates, Colorado Rockies and the New York Mets. Perhaps most surprising is that the Boston Red Sox are 4th in the MLB for committing errors.

MLB Money Rankings – May 04

Jason A. Martin — Fri, 04 May 2007 15:51:52 +0000

The new Sports Betting Baseball MLB Money Rankings report is hot off the press and the New York Yankees continue to be the worst team in baseball to bet on, but they are getting better. We suspect that they'll relinquish their dubious #1 spot in our next report. The Cleveland Indians remain the best team in the MLB to bet on and they've increased by around 25.5% since our last MLB Money Rankings report. The Pittsburgh Pirates have dropped out of the top 5 and the LA Dodgers have taken taken their place.

Free Sports Pick Wins

Jason A. Martin — Wed, 02 May 2007 16:32:30 +0000

Yesterday, I gave you the first Sports Betting Baseball MLB free pick of the season. We had the Seattle Mariners (-125) at home against the Chicago White Sox. The game went pretty much as planned and my MLB free pick came through for us.

Free MLB Sports Pick: Chicago White Sox at Seattle Mariners

Jason A. Martin — Tue, 01 May 2007 20:26:08 +0000

It's the first day of May and Sports Betting Baseball is about to get into full swing. I'll be providing more MLB baseball betting guidance and free MLB sports picks from now on. As per the usual, I wait until 3-4 weeks of the season is played before getting heavy on the MLB betting. Tonight we have the first free MLB baseball pick of the 2007 MLB season. The Chicago White Sox (+107) travel to Seattle (-115) to play the Mariners. The starting pitchers are J. Vazquez for the White Sox and J. Washburn for the Mariners. The under/over is 8.

Yankees Mystique Over?

Jason A. Martin — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 20:36:43 +0000

The Yankees are quickly becoming one of the most over-hyped teams in baseball. Since 2000, what have the New York Yankees doneâ€”besides blow almost-guaranteed series victories? The Yankees have been to the World Series twice since 2000 and they've lost both times. In 2001, they lost to the Arizona Diamondbacks and in 2003 the Florida Marlins beat them. It seems that 2004 was a pivotal season for the New York Yankees. The Boston Red Sox came backâ€”somehowâ€”from death's door to beat the Yankees in the playoffs. The Red Sox went on to win the 2004 World Series.