
Tiger Woods +200
Rory McIlroy +900
Phil Mickelson +1000
Brandt Snedeker +1600
Justin Rose +2000
Charl Schwartzel +2200
Louis Oosthuizen +2200
Luke Donald +2500
Adam Scott +2500
Dustin Johnson +2500
Matt Kuchar +2500
Keegan Bradley +2500
Lee Westwood +2800
Hunter Mahan +3000
Sergio Garcia +3000
Bubba Watson +3300
Nick Watney +3300
Webb Simpson +3300
Ernie Els +3300
Jason Day +4000
Jason Dufner +4000
Graeme McDowell +4000
Ian Poulter +4000
Rickie Fowler +4000
Martin Kaymer +5000
Peter Hanson +5000
Steve Stricker +5000
Padraig Harrington +6000
Geoff Ogilvy +6600
K J Choi +6600
Bill Haas …
The Jays finally opened their wallets this past-offseason, bolstering their roster with the additions of R.A. Dickey, Josh Johnson, Mark Buehrle, Jose Reyes, Melky Cabrera and others.
For the first time in a long time, Jays fans can legitimately dream of Toronto’s first World Series championship since those glory years of 1992 and 93.
Oddsmakers certainly think it’s a possibility. Toronto is one of five MLB teams who pay out less than 8:1 odds if they win the World Series in 2013.
The L.A. Dodgers are the overall favourite at Pinnacle Sports, which is offering the Dodgers at a +738 price to win it all. They’re followed by the Washington Nationals (+764), L.A. Angels (+766), Jays (+784) and Detroit Tigers (+793).
Just like there are some fresh faces at the top of the MLB futures board, there are some new World Series darkhorses. The New York Yankees (+1757), St. Louis Cardinals (+2102), Philadelphia Phillies (+2022) and Boston Red Sox …
1. Stay disciplined
The Major League Baseball season is the longest in professional sports. Over a 162-game schedule, even the top teams will lose four or five games in a row – and so will you. Be sure to stay disciplined and don’t chase your losses when things aren’t going well. If you consistently make good bets and don’t vary your wager sizes, you should come out ahead in the long run.
2. Starting pitchers
The starting pitching matchup is the biggest thing oddsmakers consider when setting the moneyline and total on a baseball game, and it should be the first thing you look at as well.
The win-loss records and earned-run averages of the starting pitchers are a good place to start, but there are more things to keep in mind. Take a look at each pitcher’s recent performances to see if they are on top of their games or in a slump. Also, baseball is a game of matchups, so research how each pitcher has performed against the other team in his career. …
1. Bet the runline
The runline in baseball is the equivalent of the point spread in football or basketball and the puck line in hockey. Basically, if you bet a favourite on the runline, you’re betting that your team will win by two runs or more. Having that extra handicap on your bet often means turning a heavy favourite into a slight underdog, so you’re risking less to win more.
Say, for example, the Phillies with their ace on the mound are a -215 home favourite over the Brewers and their fifth starter. Laying -215 means you have to bet more than twice the amount you’re hoping to win back, something that’s hardly ever a smart bet in baseball. But if you took the Phillies on the runline (-1.5 runs), you’re likely getting +100 or better at more sportsbooks. At that line, you’ll double your money or even get a bit more if the …
1. If a game does not go the regulation nine innings (or 8.5, if the home team is ahead), your over/under and run line bets will be canceled.
For example, let’s say you bet over 9.5 in a game between Texas and Baltimore. Texas leads 8-6 in the seventh inning before heavy rain causes the umpires to call the game. Even though the game is considered official under MLB rules because it went at least five innings, the …
Louisville +510
Gonzaga +974
Kansas +1170
Indiana +1486
Duke +1170
Ohio State +1463
Georgetown +1463
Miami (FL) +1268
Michigan State +1951
New Mexico +1463
Florida +1072
Marquette +7812
Saint Louis +1951
Kansas State +9766
Michigan +2928
Syracuse +1951
Oklahoma State +9766
Wisconsin +2928
VCU +3416
UNLV +4882
Memphis +9766
Arizona +7324
UCLA +9766
Butler +7324
Creighton +14650
Notre Dame +14650
San Diego State +9766
Illinois +14650
Colorado State +19534
Pittsburgh +7324
North Carolina +6347
North Carolina St +7812
Missouri +14650
Wichita State +19534
Villanova +19534
Temple +19534
Cincinnati +19534
Iowa State +19534
Oklahoma +19534
Colorado +29302
Middle Tenn St +29302
Saint Mary’s +19534
Belmont +29302
Minnesota +7324
Bucknell +29302
Oregon +29302
Mississippi +19534
Akron +29302
California +14650
New Mexico St +29302
Boise State +29302
La Salle +29302
South Dakota St+29302
Montana +29302
Valparaiso +29302
Harvard …
The first thing about this year’s NCAA tournament is that it appears to be wide open. College basketball fans were taken on a wild ride throughout the regular season, and that trend continued with some interesting developments in the conference tournaments. If there is one word to describe the 2012-13 NCAA basketball season, parity might be it.
The Big 10 got a lot of attention all year, with big names Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana and even Wisconsin enjoying very successful campaigns. But it’s interesting to note that the Big East is going out with a bang in its final season, sending eight teams to the Big Dance.
Leading the Big East charge, of course, is Louisville. The Cardinals’ second-half dominance of Syracuse in the Big East championship game no doubt impressed the NCAA tournament organizers, who made Rick Pitino’s squad the No. 1 seed in March Madness despite the fact Louisville is currently ranked No. 4 in the country. As a bonus for getting the top seed, the Cardinals will get to play their …
BEST POINT SPREAD
1. St Louis 21-10
2. Miami (FL) 20-9-1
3. James Madison 21-10
4. Villanova 20-13
5. North Carolina 20-12
WORST POINT SPREAD
1. Cincinnati 11-18
2. VCU 10-17
3. UNLV 13-20
4. Oregon 13-18-1
5. Illinois 13-18
BEST OVER
1. Iowa State 20-4
2. Memphis 18-8
3. Oklahoma 17-7
4. Temple 16-8
5. Michigan 19-12
BEST UNDER
1. Cincinnati 4-22
2. Akron 6-16
3. Gonzaga 8-19
4. Colorado 7-16
5. New Mexico 10-17
BEST REBOUNDING MARGIN
1. Colorado State 12.4
2. Missouri 10.3
3. Minnesota 9.4
4. Wichita State 9.2
5. Indiana 9.0
WORST REBOUNDING MARGIN
1. Montana -1.9
2. Northwestern State -1.7
3. Temple -1.4
4. Illinois -1.2
5. Duke -0.9
BEST OFFENSIVE FG …
1. Learn from the conference tournaments
The conference tournaments can be a preview of what to expect in th
e NCAA tournament, since there are several parallels between the two competitions. Like the NCAA tournament, conference tournament games are played on neutral floors, so you get a chance to see how teams perform when there is no home-floor advantage. And like the NCAA tournament, conference tournaments are single-elimination, giving you the opportunity to see how teams perform under the pressure of win or go home. This year, Syracuse proved it is still a team to look out for in the NCAA tournament, reaching the final of the Big East tournament despite struggling down the stretch of the conference season.
2. Don’t over-react to conference tournament results
Like we just said, there ar
e things that can be learned by how a team performs at the season-ending conference tournaments. Just be sure to take some of …
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