The MLB trade deadline nearly came and went without a splash, but then Zack Greinke was dealt to the Astros, which caused a ripple in the World Series odds.
The site SportsBetting.ag (www.sportsbetting.ag) updated its futures odds following yesterday’s trade deadline.
Last week, the Astros had 9/2 odds to win the World Series, which was third on the board at that time behind the Dodgers (3/1) and Yankees (7/2), but they are now the favorites following the Greinke acquisition.
Here is a timeline of the odds from preseason to All-Star Break to post-deadline:
|
Team |
Current odds |
All-Star Break odds |
Preseason odds |
|
Houston Astros |
3/1 |
5/1 |
7/1 |
|
Los Angeles Dodgers |
7/2 |
3/1 |
6/1 |
|
New York Yankees |
9/2 |
4/1 |
6/1 |
|
Atlanta Braves |
12/1 |
9/1 |
20/1 |
|
Minnesota Twins |
14/1 |
9/1 |
50/1 |
|
Chicago Cubs |
14/1 |
16/1 |
14/1 |
|
Cleveland Indians |
16/1 |
25/1 |
12/1 |
|
St. Louis Cardinals |
20/1 |
40/1 |
14/1 |
|
Boston Red Sox |
25/1 |
22/1 |
8/1 |
|
Tampa Bay Rays |
25/1 |
22/1 |
33/1 |
|
Washington Nationals |
25/1 |
22/1 |
16/1 |
|
Milwaukee Brewers |
33/1 |
22/1 |
16/1 |
|
Philadelphia Phillies |
33/1 |
22/1 |
8/1 |
|
Oakland Athletics |
40/1 |
40/1 |
33/1 |
|
New York Mets |
66/1 |
150/1 |
18/1 |
|
San Francisco Giants |
66/1 |
150/1 |
66/1 |
|
Los Angeles Angels |
150/1 |
100/1 |
40/1 |
|
Cincinnati Reds |
250/1 |
80/1 |
66/1 |
|
Arizona Diamondbacks |
250/1 |
66/1 |
50/1 |
|
Colorado Rockies |
500/1 |
66/1 |
25/1 |
|
San Diego Padres |
500/1 |
66/1 |
50/1 |
|
Texas Rangers |
500/1 |
50/1 |
250/1 |
|
Pittsburgh Pirates |
N/A |
100/1 |
80/1 |
|
Chicago White Sox |
N/A |
250/1 |
66/1 |
|
Seattle Mariners |
N/A |
500/1 |
66/1 |
|
Miami Marlins |
N/A |
1000/1 |
500/1 |
|
Toronto Blue Jays |
N/A |
1000/1 |
100/1 |
|
Baltimore Orioles |
N/A |
5000/1 |
500/1 |
|
Detroit Tigers |
N/A |
5000/1 |
250/1 |
|
Kansas City Royals |
N/A |
5000/1 |
250/1 |
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