Last year was not a good time to be a New York Mets fans. In fact, the entire past decade…no scratch that, almost the entire Mets baseball betting history, has not been a good time to be a Mets fan. Aside from the ‘Amazin’ ’69 season and some good years in the 1980s MLB odds with Straw and Gooden, there hasn’t been much to celebrate for the other team in the Big Apple.

But the most recent failures of the Mets in the baseball betting standings might be the toughest of all to swallow. The reason that the futility in the MLB odds that this team has suffered in the past few years is much more egregious is the fact that this team has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to be competitive, yet they finishes last season in the NL East baseball betting standings last season -23 games out of the first place Phillies!

The team’s 70 wins in the MLB odds was a joke. They were blown out of the water in their own division by teams like the Florida Marlins, a team that pays its players with beads and trinkets. But perhaps the biggest blow last season for this team was the fact that it spent over half a billion dollars for a new stadium, meant to compete with the New York Yankees new facility, and the team fell flat on its face.

Granted injuries practically derailed the team last season but when some guy named Daniel Murphy is your top HR hitter with 12, major changes are needed.