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MLB · 2 years ago

MLB World Series Odds Power Rankings: Rangers, Blue Jays Rise

Zack Cook

Host · Writer

Multiple MLB teams have been finding consistent success, but the Toronto Blue Jays and Texas Rangers have been doing the most climbing up the World Series odds board of late.

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1. Atlanta Braves +300 (Last week: +340)

A weekend sweep over the Milwaukee Brewers has really helped the Atlanta Braves get back on track. The league-leading Braves have won six of their last ten games and seen their World Series odds bet down from +340 to +300. 

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2. Los Angeles Dodgers +450 (Last week: +430)

The Los Angeles Dodgers have unsurprisingly been buyers ahead of MLB’s trade deadline, but they’ve hit a troublesome stretch where they’ve won just four of their last ten games. The Dodgers World Series odds have fallen slightly over the previous week from +430 to +450. 

3. Tampa Bay Rays +650 (Last week: +550)

The Tampa Bay Rays are still twenty games over .500, but there have been many concerns about this baseball team over the last 45 days. The Rays have lost six of their last ten games, leading to their World Series odds dropping from +550 to +650. 

4. Texas Rangers +800 (Last week: +950)

With the additions of Max Scherzer and Jordan Montgomery, the Texas Rangers are all in. The Rangers have lost three in a row, but they hope these additions help lead them to an AL West crown. Texas has seen a sizable odds shift with their additions, jumping from +950 to +800. 

5. Houston Astros +850 (Last week: +850) 

The Houston Astros have continued to occupy a wild-card position in the American League while also being in the mix for the AL West crown, sitting one game behind the Rangers. Houston continues to boast +850 odds to win the World Series. 

6. (Tie) Baltimore Orioles +1500 (Last week: +1500)

Six wins over their last ten games have helped the Baltimore Orioles stay in the top spot in the AL East. Still, nothing has fluctuated with their World Series odds over the last week, where they continue to reside at +1500. 

6. (Tie) Toronto Blue Jays +1500 (Last week: +2300)

The Toronto Blue Jays continue to add to their bullpen, with flamethrower Jordan Hicks being the latest addition. Toronto is twelve games over .500 and occupies a wild-card spot in the American League, leading to a big jump in their World Series odds from +2300 to +1500. 

8. (Tie) Minnesota Twins +2500 (Last week: +2500)

It hasn’t been a pretty stretch for the Minnesota Twins to close out July. The AL Central-leading Twins have lost five straight games, which has them holding a slim half-game lead over the charging Cleveland Guardians. Minnesota maintains its +2500 World Series odds. 

8. (Tie) Philadelphia Phillies +2500 (Last week: +2700)

Two straight losses have led the Philadelphia Phillies to be on the outside of the playoff picture looking. They’ve won just four of their last ten games but have seen their World Series odds rise slightly from +2700 to +2500. 

10. New York Yankees +3000 (Last week: +2500)

Even with Aaron Judge returning to the New York Yankees lineup and having an immediate impact, the Bronx Bombers remain 3.5 games out of a playoff spot in the American League. New York has seen their World Series odds take another hit, dropping from +2500 to +3000. 

World Series Odds from FanDuel Sportsbook

Team Current Odds
Atlanta Braves 300
Los Angeles Dodgers 450
Tampa Bay Rays 650
Texas Rangers 800
Houston Astros 850
Baltimore Orioles 1500
Toronto Blue Jays 1500
Philadelphia Phillies 2500
Minnesota Twins 2500
New York Yankees 3000
San Francisco Giants 3500
San Diego Padres 4500
Milwaukee Brewers 4500
Boston Red Sox 5000
Cincinnati Reds 6000
Seattle Mariners 6000
Arizona Diamondbacks 6000
Miami Marlins 7000
Cleveland Guardians 7500
Los Angeles Angels 7500
Chicago Cubs 10000
New York Mets 12000
St. Louis Cardinals 30000
Chicago White Sox 100000
Pittsburgh Pirates 100000
Detroit Tigers 100000
Colorado Rockies 100000
Oakland Athletics 100000
Kansas City Royals 100000
Washington Nationals 100000