MLB 2021 World Series Odds

1. Los Angeles Dodgers: +300

2. Houston Astros: +480

3. Chicago White Sox: +550

4. San Francisco Giants: +950

5. New York Mets: +1200

6. Boston Red Sox: +1200

7. Milwaukee Brewers: +1300

8. San Diego Padres: +1300

9. Tampa Bay Rays: +1500

10. New York Yankees: +2000

11. Toronto Blue Jays: +3000

12. Oakland Athletics: +3500

13. Atlanta Braves: +4500

14. Philadelphia Phillies: +6000

15. Cincinnati Reds: +10000

 

 

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Edited July 31, 20214 yr by Chick Mercedes

Honestly I feel like the Sox’s odds are too favorable. I’d probably put us around 5-6 at this point until I’m convinced Robert/Eloy are healthy/productive for the stretch run.

The Dodgers just lost to the last place Diamondbacks a couple nights ago in extras. Using Sox fan logic from last night’s game thread, the Dodgers won’t win a playoff game against a good opponent. Lol

 

I’m really surprised the Dodgers didn’t acquire more relievers at the deadline. Their bullpen has been mediocre, and Jansen has been hit or miss.

Even if they didn’t prioritize a Kimbrel, surprised they didn’t acquire guys like Rodriguez or 7th/8th inning guys. They have been aggressive in the past sticking up on relievers at the deadline.

Danny Duffy was their lone bullpen piece, but he is more of a 1-2 bridge guy after a starter goes 3-5. Still did great replacing Bauer, and Turner may work out at 2B, his bat a solid addition.

Houston did well fortifying their bullpen with Graveman and Garcia, though Toro will help Seattle. Beane in his final year in Oakland was aggressive as well.

Milwaukee at +1300 provides the best value on the current board.

Milwaukee or the Padres. 

1 hour ago, Texsox said:

Milwaukee or the Padres. 

Padres have a good shot playing in the coin flip game against the Dodgers or Giants, and then the NL West Division winner in the Division series, the odds reflect the tougher road, IMO.

I agree. Between the two,  I see the Padres with a better team but a tougher path. 

I'll take Milwaukee, no question