If the baseball betting season were to end today (an absurd prospect considering that we’re not even two weeks into the 2010 MLB betting season) the Cards would once again be NL Central champs and the Astros would once again end the MLB wagering season in the cellar. And even though there’s still may games to be played this year on the MLB betting calendar the baseball odds are very high that these two teams will finish the regular season in the same position in the standings as they are right now.
The Cards have jumped out to an early lead in the NL Central with a 5-2 record while the Astros have fallen into last place in the baseball betting division. Actually, that should be clarified. The ‘Stros haven’t just fallen into last place in the NL Central betting, they’ve fallen into last place in the entire MLB odds betting action and are the only team in the league yet to win a single game. Houston’s 0-7 start is the ultimate monument to baseball betting futility and the saddest thing about it the fact that it might be some time before this team gets a single notch in the MLB odds win column. Read more…
It’s only the second week of the MLB betting season but already this matchup has the feel of a baseball betting playoff matchup. The LA Angels, long time kings of the hill in the AL West will head to the Big Apple to take on the reigning AL East and World Series betting champion Yankees in what could be an early season preview of the 2010 AL Championship betting matchup.
These two opposite coastal powers has been among the best teams in MLB betting over the past decade and have more than a handful of World Series betting appearances and titles between them. Both are immensely talented and both expect to feature prominently in the baseball betting postseason come October. Read more…
To be a San Francisco Giants fan is to endure seemingly endless suffering in the baseball betting results. This is a long and storied franchise full of rich tradition and highs and lows but over the past decade it sure seems like there’s been a lot more lows than highs –especially in the MLB odds results.
There was the whole Barry Bonds scandal which drug the franchise’s name through the mud, but more frustrating for fans have been the abysmal baseball betting results over that same span in MLB wagering. For years the team has underperformed and done little to impress MLB odds makers. Read more…
The Yankees and the Red Sox will both be trying to pick up a win Tuesday when they battle at famous Fenway Park.
Right hander Burnett will take to the mound for the Yankees to start this game. Burnett is 0-0 this third day of the 2010 season with a 0.00 ERA.
It will be J. Lester on the rubber for the Red Sox in this game . Lefthander Lester is 0-0 with a 0.00 ERA so far this 2010 season.
Odds are posted for this game so check for the opening line and total. Read more…
As avid baseball betting fans know the NL West has been the LA Dodgers division to win or lose over the past several years and this MLB odds season looks to be no different in that regard. The Dodgers have the most talented roster of any team in the MLB betting division both on the mound and at the plate and the 2010 NL West baseball wagering title is theirs to win or lose.
The only other team in the baseball betting division that could challenge the Dodgers in terms of quality pitching is the San Francisco Giants who not only have the best pitcher in the NL gambling odds in two-time reigning Cy Young Award winner Tim Lincecum, but they also have as good a number two starter as you’ll find in the MLB odds action in Matt Cain. Unfortunately for the Giants, they have no offense. And that is why the Dodgers get the leg up on this team in the baseball odds. Read more…
