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2013 Up To Date World Series Odds, Picks & World Series Predictions

October 19th, 2013 by Jason Richards | Posted in MLB Baseball   Comments Off on 2013 Up To Date World Series Odds, Picks & World Series Predictions
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World Series LogoBelow you will find the latest 2013 World Series odds, including futures during the season and at the start of the playoffs, series prices when the World Series matcup is announced, as well as each game through the series.  We will be updating this page often with the latest futures odds.  So, be sure to bookmark this page & check back on this page often for the latest World Series lines & odds. Below are the best odds for each team from our endorsed list of trusted online sportsbooks…

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Best Series Prices

Best Odds To Win The Series (as of 10/22):

Boston Red Sox -129 5 Dimes Sportsbook
St. Louis Cardinals +122 @ BetOnline Sportsbook

Best World Series Game 1 Live Odds

Individual Moneyline Team Prices (as of 10/22):

Boston Red Sox -117 JustBet Sportsbook
St. Louis Cardinals +113 @ 5 Dimes Sportsbook

Individual Total Over/Under Lines (as of 10/22):

Over 7 (-115) 5 Dimes Sportsbook
Under 7 (+105) @ 5 Dimes Sportsbook

Current 2013 Exact World Series Outcome Odds @ 5 Dimes Sportsbook (as of 10/22/13):
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St. Louis Cardinals win series 4-0 1300
Not St. Louis Cardinals in 4 games -2575

St. Louis Cardinals win series 4-1 585
Not St. Louis Cardinals in 5 games -1010

St. Louis Cardinals win series 4-2 475
12006 Not St. Louis Cardinals in 6 games -735

St. Louis Cardinals win series 4-3 475
Not St. Louis Cardinals in 7 games -735

Boston Red Sox wins series 4-0 1000
12010 Not Boston Red Sox in 4 games -1750

Boston Red Sox wins series 4-1 550
Not Boston Red Sox in 5 games -925

Boston Red Sox wins series 4-2 350
ot Boston Red Sox in 6 games -485

Boston Red Sox wins series 4-3 395
Not Boston Red Sox in 7 games -545

Current Game’s Odds for the 2013 World Series 2013 @ Bovada Sportsbook:
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World Series Picks: Odds to Win 2010 World Series MVP

October 26th, 2010 by Adam Markowitz (Bankroll Sports Columnist) | Posted in MLB Baseball   Comments Off on World Series Picks: Odds to Win 2010 World Series MVP

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Complete List of World Series MVP Lines Can Be Found Below

World Series picks have to be in by 7:57 ET on Wednesday, October 27th, and before the first pitch of the Fall Classic, we are here to pick out the odds to win World Series MVP. Don’t miss all of the best World Series coverage here at Bankroll Sports!

It seems awfully unlikely that the favorite to win the World Series MVP is the man with the lowest batting average on the team that is just the slight favorite to win the series, but that’s what the case is right now with Josh Hamilton (4 to 1 @ BetUS Sportsbook). Hamilton clearly has the ability to go off at any given moment for some huge hits, and he is still the most feared man in this lineup in spite of the fact that he only batted .237 in the first two rounds of the playoffs. Want some more proof of how feared the cleanup man in this lineup is? He already has ten walks in the playoffs, and in spite of the fact that he has that low batting average, he is just one RBI shy of the postseason lead for any team in these playoffs.

There’s no way that we can argue with Cliff Lee (5 to 1 @ BetUS Sportsbook) to win this award either. Lee is going to be pitching at least twice in this series in all likelihood, and if the Rangers are going to win their first World Series ever on their home turf by the end of Game 5, Lee is probably going to end up with a pair of wins. It is unlikely that Lee is going to be pitching on three days of rest, so he would be throwing in Game 1 and Game 5, and presumably, that fifth game would be the end of the series. Lee has gone 3-0 in his career against the Giants, and he is already 3-0 in these playoffs as well. No man has pitched better in these playoffs than the southpaw free agent to be. With every great pitch, Lee is hitting the cash register button more and more, and it doesn’t seem like there is anything that can stop him from pitching this well, especially against a team that has struggled offensively in the playoffs.

There are a ton of candidates with the same odds for the Giants, but we love the possibility of Buster Posey (8 to 1 @ BetUS Sportsbook) becoming a rookie MVP of the World Series. Posey, a Florida State product, was one of just two men in these playoffs for the Giants that hit at least .300 in the first two rounds. This is quite possibly the best home run threat on San Fran even though he has yet to go yard in the playoffs. Common thought would suggest that it is only a matter of time until the rook connects with one and drives it a long way, and if Posey catches fire, he could be a real dominating force in this series.

If you’re looking for a longshot, don’t be afraid to go with Freddy Sanchez (18 to 1 @ BetUS Sportsbook). Sanchez might not be the best run producer in the world, nor might he be a big time run scorer, but he is seeing the ball well right now and can make things happen. Sanchez has nine hits in his last five games, reaching base safely in all five. We’re talking about a man that has batted over .300 in his career before and could do it once again in this, his first ever World Series.

Odds to Win World Series MVP @ BetUS Sportsbook (as of 10/26/10):
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Andres Torres 20 to 1
Aubrey Huff 15 to 1
Bengie Molina 25 to 1
Brian Wilson 10 to 1
Buster Posey 8 to 1
CJ Wilson 25 to 1
Cliff Lee 5 to 1
Cody Ross 10 to 1
David Murphy 25 to 1
Edgar Renteria 20 to 1
Elvis Andrus 15 to 1
Freddy Sanchez 18 to 1
Ian Kinsler 12 to 1
Josh Hamilton 4 to 1
Juan Uribe 8 to 1
Matt Cain 8 to 1
Michael Young 12 to 1
Mitch Moreland 25 to 1
Neftali Feliz 30 to 1
Nelson Cruz 12 to 1
Pat Burrell 8 to 1
Tim Lincecum 8 to 1
Vladimir Guerrero 12 to 1