The Athletics are playing like a born again team in the American League West after having won five of their last six games, and if they can win on this road trip they have a chance at staying near the top of the Division. Will this reflect in the MLB Betting lines and MLB Odds for this four game series in Detroit?

Starting pitchers for tonight’s game is Ben Sheets for the A’s who is 2-3 with and ERA of 5.04 with 45 Ks and 28 Walks and it’s Dontrelle Willis who is 1-2 with an ERA of 4.97 with 28 Ks and 25 Walks. The Athletics hope Sheets can rebound tonight, as he is coming back from elbow surgery and seems to be improving. He missed all of 2009 with surgery and in the off season signed a 10 million dollar one year deal with the A’s. Sheet’s has not pitched against the Tiger since 2007. On the other hand the Tiger hope their 30 year old pitcher Willis can make a recovery also tonight. Read more…

The Rays are 29-11 while the Yankees are 25-15 after last nights win by the Rays over the Yankees 10-6, as they won their 7th game out of the last 8 games played. In doing so
They have recorded the leagues 4th best record thru 40 games that is held over the last 40 years of baseball. This can sure move the MLB Betting lines and MLB Odds.

The pitching for tonight game will be Andy Pettitte the Yankees pitcher of fame who is 5-0 and with an ERA of 1.79. For the Rays they will start James Shields who is 4-1 with and ERA of 3.00. 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…