FrontPageBets takes a look at the odds for every MLB team to win the World Series.
Pitchers and catchers across Major League Baseball reported to spring training this week as the start of the 2023 season is about six weeks away.
That’s never been more evident when looking at sportsbooks’ odds boards for this season’s World Series favorites. The New York Yankees aren’t far behind at +700, while the New York Mets, who now have former Houston ace Justin Verlander on their pitching staff, are the top National League team on the board at +750.
And while the Astros are far-and-away the top pick to win the AL West at -180, as are the Yankees in the AL East at +105, the AL Central is shaping up to be the most competitive American League division with the Cleveland Guardians just ahead of the Chicago White Sox .
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