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The St. Louis Cardinals are one of the most consistent franchises around. Since 2000 they have missed the playoffs only four times. Over that stretch they have won two World Series and played in two others. In short if you have been betting against these guys you have not been making money.
One of the most consistent franchises in the game (the Atlanta Braves) are looking like they might be headed for a serious down cycle. I am all for the pinning the future on promising pitching but they have gutted their lineup, making it older and less talented at the same time.
I bet you probably forgot that the Milwaukee Brewers had a winning record last season. The fact is they have have pretty good success over the past decade but never really broke through (two early playoff exits).
Perhaps no team in the Major Leagues went through more changes this past offseason than the Tampa Bay Rays – from the front office to the product on the field the Rays will be a much different team than the one that has contended virtually every year the last decade.
All eyes will be on the Boston Red Sox once again this season as they attempt to bounce back from a 91-loss campaign last season. 3B Pablo Sandoval, LF Hanley Ramirez, RHP Rick Porcello, LHP Wade Miley, RHP Justin Masterson, C Ryan Hanigan and Robbie Ross are a few names that were added to the lineup that still includes Dustin Pedroia and David Ortiz.
Spring Training is underway and nowhere is the spotlight bigger than in the home of the New York Yankees who will have their share of intriguing storylines as we head into the season. A-Rod, CC Sabathia and Carlos Beltran are all examples of aging veterans that could be a huge difference maker for this team – good or bad!
As you can see from the win totals there is not expected to be a huge spread amongst teams in the big, bad American League East this season…but there will be story lines galore. Can Boston slug their way to division title? Can the Blue Jays finally exceed potential?
I know it’s still February and those of you on the Eastern Seaboard are nowhere close to a spring thaw but baseball is just around the corner. Pitchers and catchers have already started to report to Spring Training with dreams of a championship season stuck in their minds.
With every big signing or trade these odds adjust. The most recent was being the Max Scherzer deal that has put Washington as the odds on favourite to be the next World Series Champion.
No big surprise there really.
MLB Baseball betting action sees the San Francisco Giants taking on the Kansas City Royals Wednesday October 29th at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri Cappers Picks provides free MLB Baseball handicapping tips all season long.
World Series betting action sees the San Francisco Giants taking on the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday October 28th at Kaufmann Stadium. Cappers Picks provides free MLB handicapping tips all season long.
World Series betting action sees the Kansas City Royals taking on the San Francisco Giants on Saturday August 25th AT&T Park in San Francisco, California. Cappers Picks provides free MLB handicapping tips all season long.
MLB Baseball betting action sees the Kansas City Royals taking on the San Francisco Giants Friday October 24th at AT&T Park in San Francisco, California. Cappers Picks provides free MLB Baseball handicapping tips all season long.
World Series betting action sees the San Francisco Giants taking on the Kansas City Royals in game two on Wednesday October 22 at Kaufmann Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. Cappers Picks provides free baseball handicapping tips all season long.
MLB Baseball betting action sees the San Francisco Giants taking on the Kansas City Royals Tuesday October 21st at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri Cappers Picks provides free MLB Baseball handicapping tips all season long.
Looking at the everyday Royals vs. Giants lineups is a study in contrasting experiences. The Giants have a slew of players that have contributed to two World Series championships but that aside no player had a particularly great regular season.
