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Monday, February 15, 2010
2010 World Series Predictions and Odds – MLB World Series 2010
Oddsmakers from online betting sportsbook have made the New York Yankees 3/1 favorites to win the 2010 World Series after winning baseball’s championship in 2009. The 2009 World Series runner up, the Philadelphia Phillies, are 6/1 to win this season.
The defending champs traded for Detroit Tigers (28/1) outfielder Curtis Granderson in the outfield and also signed right fielder Randy Winn. The Bronx Bombers lost Hideki Matsui to the Los Angeles Angels (14/1) via free agency and have yet to re-sign Johnny Damon.
The Phillies made the splash of the offseason when they traded former Cy Young winner Roy Halladay. They had to give up Cliff Lee (Seattle Mariners, 16/1) in the deal, but they acquired one of the top pitchers in the game in Halladay.
One team that usually makes a splash in the offseason is the New York Mets, who are 18/1 to win the 2010 World Series. The Mets signed one of the best hitters on the market in Jason Bay, who will patrol left field for them next season and hopefully bring stability to their offense.
The St. Louis Cardinals were able to re-sign outfielder Matt Holliday, which was their biggest offseason priority. At times it looked like Holliday would sign elsewhere, but in the end the Cardinals (who are 13/1 to win the World Series next season) were able to keep the middle of the order intact.
For a complete list of 2010 World Series futures odds, see below.
2010 MLB World Series Futures Odds @ Online Baseball Betting
Arizona Diamondbacks 50/1
Atlanta Braves 20/1
Baltimore Orioles 100/1
Boston Red Sox 6/1
Chicago Cubs 18/1
Chicago White Sox 28/1
Cincinnati Reds 45/1
Cleveland Indians 75/1
Colorado Rockies 18/1
Detroit Tigers 28/1
Florida Marlins 25/1
Houston Astros 75/1
Kansas City Royals 80/1
Los Angeles Angels 14/1
Los Angeles Dodgers 12/1
Milwaukee Brewers 40/1
Minnesota Twins 24/1
New York Mets 18/1
New York Yankees 3/1
Oakland Athletics 65/1
Philadelphia Phillies 6/1
Pittsburgh Pirates 125/1
San Diego Padres 80/1
San Francisco Giants 20/1
Seattle Mariners 16/1
St. Louis Cardinals 13/1
Tampa Bay Rays 22/1
Texas Rangers 24/1
Toronto Blue Jays 100/1
Washington Nationals 150/1
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
2010 World Series – Can the San Francisco Giants Win the 2010 World Series ?
Many of the Baseball fans are thinking that the saints will win the 2010 World Series or not?
The Giants have struggled over the past couple of years. They have mostly struggled offensively rather than in pitching or defense.
This past season, the Giants ranked near the bottom in almost every offensive category while ranking in the top of almost every pitching category.
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During this off-season, however, the Giants acquired some bats that should help their lineup.
They have signed utility infielders Mark Derosa and Juan Uribe, along with first baseman Aubrey Huff. San Francisco also resigned catcher Benjie Molina.
These moves should definitely help the Giants to win their division.
We have to wait and see what would happen in the 2010 World Series.
The four teams in their division all seem to be giving their good players away while not acquiring anyone in return.
The Giants are predicted, just like last year, to do very well in the pitching department.
The pitching staff is led by back-to-back Cy Young-winner Tim Lincecum, promising right-handed starter Matt Cain, and closer Brian Wilson.
The Giants look very strong this year. Expect them to go deep in the playoffs and maybe even make it to the world series.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tim Lincecum asks record $13 million in salary arbitration

Seventy-one players reached agreements with their teams ahead of yesterday’s exchange of figures, leaving 38 in arbitration.
The Giants offered $8 million to Lincecum, 40-17 with a 2.90 ERA since he was brought up early in the 2007 season. He won the NL CY Young Award in his each of first two full seasons, becoming the first repeat winner since Randy Johnson from 1999 to 2002. Lincecum was a bargain last year, when he made $650,000.
Lincecum also agreed yesterday to pay $513 to resolve marijuana charges against him in Washington State, stemming from a traffic stop on Oct. 30.
Tim Lincecum seeks record $13 million in baseball gambling salary arbitration.
Hernandez asked for the second-highest figure, $11.5 million, and the Mariners offered $7.2 million. He is due in Seattle for a physical needed to finalize his contract, a source said.
Jeff Francoeur and the New York Mets agreed to a $5 million, one-year contract, making him one of three players who settled with the team before going to salary arbitration. Relief pitchers Pedro Feliciano ($2.9 million) and Sean Green ($975,000) also agreed to one-year deals.
Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon agreed to a $9.35 million, one-year deal, the highest salary for a reliever with at least four years of major-league service. The agreement surpassed Mariano Rivera’s $7.25 million contract after the 2000
Check out Baseball bet news site for the remaining players seeks in salary arbitration.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
World Series bumps Favre’s Lambeau return
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The big game on this week’s NFL sked sees Minnesota Vikings QB Brett Favre returning to his old stomping ground, Lambeau Field.
The Vikes are 3.5-point underdogs and the Total is set at 47. ( NFL lines )
Favre has taken a pre-emptive strike saying that this year’s Vikings team “physically, and from a talent level, is the best team [he’s] ever been on”–that would include the 1996 Green Bay Packers team that Favre won a Super Bowl with.
Favre said his comments weren’t a slight to that ‘96 team.
While Minnesota is 3-6 straight up in its last nine visits to Wisconsin, it is also 7-2 against the spread. ( bet on NFL )
The Vikings are also 2-7 SU and ATS when underdogs of 4-points or less.
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Favored to take the East (+150), the Cleveland Cavaliers didn’t exactly get off to a good start, losing to the Boston Celtics in their opener last night.
The Cavs look to rebound tonight in Toronto at the ACC when they take on the Raptors–Cleveland is a 6-point road fave with the Over/Under at 192.5.
In Cleveland’s last 13 visits to Toronto, it has taken 10 Unders, 2 Overs and a Push, including Unders in the last seven-straight games.( masters betting )
The Cavs have also done well when playing the second of back to backs, going 11-1 SU and 9-3 ATS in such games.
