Yesterday the Braves beat the Cubs 3-2 in regular 9 inning game. The Cubs had 7 hits and no errors while the Braves had 5 hits and one error and a 2 Run Homer by Chipper Jones that helped the Braves defeat the Cubs and win their MLB Betting game.

Starting pitchers for today’s game for Atlanta is T. Hanson who will make his debut Thursday night. The Cubs will give R. Wells his first start of the season after a bright 2009 when he became the first
Cubs rookie to have 10 wins since 1998. Read more…

There is perhaps no more thankless job in baseball betting than being a New York Mets fans. Let’s face it this franchise has had very little success in the MLB odds competition and has found ever new and inventive ways of losing in recent baseball wagering seasons. And thanks to its cross-town neighbors success in the MLB odds the Mets franchise will always be the neglected team, the red-headed stepchild of New York baseball gambling.

Last season may have been the low point of the team’s recent sports betting failures as the team limped (quiet literally) to a 70-92 record and finished fourth in the five team NL East. But last year was an aberration in the MLB odds competition even for the perennially poor Mets. Read more…

When it comes to baseball betting the spring training leagues are not much more than a warm up –a highly enjoyable and entertaining warm up, but a warm up nonetheless. The same is true of the action on the field: it’s not quite MLB odds caliber competition but it’s still pretty good. And this spring no team has been as dominant in the Grapefruit League sports betting as the Tampa Bay Rays.

The Rays burst onto the baseball betting two seasons ago after more than a decade in MLB odds purgatory as they won the AL East and made a deep run into the MLB betting postseason but ultimately falling short of winning the World Series. Last year, with expectations as big as they’ve ever been in the franchise’s brief baseball wagering history; the team fell well short of reaching their goals or even reaching the MLB betting postseason for that matter. Read more…

For the past several years Roy Halladay has been the face the of the Toronto Blue Jays franchise. And with good reason as he’s been as consistent and as successful as just about any pitcher in baseball betting during his tenure with the Jays. But “Doc” Halladay has left the building that era (as well as any realistic shot at MLB odds success in ’10) is over.

Halladay was the most coveted player baseball available this off-season the Phillies offered a king’s ransom to bring him to the City of Brotherly Love and improve their already very good prospects in the MLB odds. But while hopes are high in Philly, baseball betting fans north of the border cannot be pleased. Read more…

No team in the Big Leagues seems to be destined to be the perennial runner up as as the Texas Rangers. This is a team that has all the talent in the world but somehow always seems to come up short in terms of reaching the baseball betting playoffs. But with a new MLB odds season on the horizon and the clean baseball betting slate, this could finally be the year.

In the 2009 season the Rangers jumped out to a big lead in the AL West only to see the LA Angels claw their way back in to contention and the Rangers (87-75), as usual, found a way to flounder down the stretch and finished the MLB odds season in 2nd place in the division and miss out on the baseball betting post-season yet again. Read more…