The Houston Astros have come to wrong place to try and pick up their first MLB betting win of the 2010 season. Houston in St Louis for a 3-game baseball betting series against the red hot Cardinals and they could not have picked a worse team to face in the MLB odds right now.
St Louis has rushed out to an impressive 5-2 record in the first two weeks of the 2010 MLB betting season. What makes that baseball betting record even more impressive is the fact that the team opening the season with six straight road games and a record of 4-2. Now that team is finally playing in front of the hometown crowd the MLB betting sky is the limit. Read more…
In the world of MLB odds matchups there two kinds of matchups: evenly matched baseball odds competitions and blowouts. When the Houston Astros visit the St Louis Cardinals on April 14th it will be the latter.
The Astros have been far and away the worst team in the MLB betting so far in 2010 and there is little reason to believe that this team’s fate in the MLB odds competition is going to change any time quickly. The team is 0-7 and is off to one of the worst starts in franchise history. Aside from a few aging bats one strong starter this team is one of the weakest in baseball betting. 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…
The Evil Empire of the New York Yankees is once again on the top of the baseball betting world. After winning its 27th title in roughly a century the Yanks became not only the most decorated team in the MLB (a distinction they already held by a comfortable margin before the 2010 baseball betting season) but in all of professional sports.
It’s no secret that the Yankees payroll is also larger than the Gross National Product most developing country and that tends to rub people the wrong way. That’s especially true of the Yankees most recent MLB odds title as the World Series ring was won with mercenaries. During the past offseason –and in the midst of the second worst financial crisis in the past 100 years- the Yanks spent lavishly to land two of the best starting pitchers in baseball betting: CC Sabathia and AJ Burnett. Read more…
There is something awfully polarizing about the New York Yankees. Either you love the ‘Evil Empire’ or you hate it, but rarely will you find a baseball betting fan that is indifferent. This team inspires strong feelings either way but no matter if you adore or despise the Bronx Bombers, you can’t help but respect their success in the MLB odds.
The World Series baseball betting trophy went back to the Yankees trophy cabinet last season after fans were calling for blood after, gasp, the team missed the playoffs for the first time in a decade. So high are the MLB odds winning standards for this club that even one year of missing the post season triggered a radical spending spree and mini-baseball betting crisis in the front office. Read more…
