Best Bets for O/U win total?

[bksballer89]

2018 MLB Win Total Odds | The Action Network

 

[bksballer89]

Choose your top 5 best bets.

For me it looks like this:

Mets- Over 80.5 wins
Marlins- Under 64.5 wins
Blue Jays- Over 81.5 wins
Brewers- Over 81.5 wins
Astros- Under 96.5 wins

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

The ones you posted, I love the Brewers play

Not quite as high on the Jays

 

[Ojb81]

You can throw this one up there, too, money in the bank
Reds - Under 71.5 wins

 

[Voltaire26]

The Indians over 93.5 ... They play a lot of division games against a bunch of Not Ready for Prime Time players.

 

[bksballer89]

The Indians over 93.5 ... They play a lot of division games against a bunch of Not Ready for Prime Time players.

Thoughts on the tigers O/U?

 

[Voltaire26]

Thoughts on the tigers O/U?

Sadly, I think its about right ... If the Tigers were in any other division, I would say under.

 

[soxfan1468927]

Diamondbacks: 85.5 (Under)
Braves: 74.5 (Over)
Orioles: 73 (Over)
Red Sox: 91.5 (Over but I wouldn't play it)
Cubs: 94.5 (Under but I wouldn't play it)
White Sox: 68 (Over)
Reds: 73.5 (Under but I wouldn't play it)
Indians: 94.5 (Under)
Rockies: 82 (Over)
Tigers: 68.5 (Under)
Astros: 96.5 (Under)
Royals 71.5 (Under)
Angels: 84.5 (Over)
Dodgers: 96.5 (Under)
Marlins: 64.5 (Over but I wouldn't play it)
Brewers: 84.5 (Over but I wouldn't play it)
Twins: 82.5 (Under)
Mets: 81 (Over)
Yankees: 94.5 (Over and I'd pound it)
Athletics: 74.5 (Over)
Phillies: 75.5 (Over)
Pirates: 73 (Under)
Padres: 69.5 (Over)
Giants: 81.5 (Over)
Mariners: 81.5 (Under)
Cardinals: 85.5 (Under)
Rays: 77.5 (Over)
Rangers: 77.5 (Under)
Blue Jays: 81 (Over)
Nationals: 92.5 (Over but I wouldn't play it)

Those are the numbers I got from Vegas Insider.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Mets need a lot to go right to play .500 baseball IMO

 

[bksballer89]

Mets need a lot to go right to play .500 baseball IMO

Kay disagree with you

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Kay disagree with you

Kay plays to the Met fanbase with kindness a lot, he hates being seen as a Yankee schill

He could be right, but outside of De Grom and Syndegaard, who may never stay healthy, I think their pitching is much more a problem than everyone thinks, they keep talking about the lineup, which may be just fine

 

[Clayton]

Cardinals: 85.5 (Under)

Probably a safe bet.

I think the pitching for the Cardinals is going to be a bit of a mess until they can get some reps to the young arms. 50/50 Matheny gets fired and Molina starts getting rotated out of the lineup. 2018 looks like a transition year for STL unless everything falls into place. Hopefully the 'bottom' of their downward trend but that depends on how everything shakes out. My expectation is in the 75-80 win area.

 

[navamind]

Choose your top 5 best bets.

For me it looks like this:

Mets- Over 80.5 wins
Marlins- Under 64.5 wins
Blue Jays- Over 81.5 wins
Brewers- Over 81.5 wins
Astros- Under 96.5 wins

sounds pretty good. I also think that 84.5 for the Angels is pretty conservative.

 

[tducey]

I can see the Brewers getting 90 or more wins. It'll be between them and the Cubs for the NL Central this season.

 

[Clayton]

I can see the Brewers getting 90 or more wins. It'll be between them and the Cubs for the NL Central this season.

I'm more inclined to think that the Cubs will be all by themselves but its baseball so I'm ready for anything

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

I'm more inclined to think that the Cubs will be all by themselves but its baseball so I'm ready for anything

Brewers need to strike an Arrietta or at least a Lynn or Cobb, in the worst way

They have a lineup now that is really looking legit, but Jimmy Nelson may still be their ace

 

[navamind]

still not impressed with the Brewers rotation for Opening Day and Nelson may not be back until at least June.

 

[Clayton]

Brewers need to strike an Arrietta or at least a Lynn or Cobb, in the worst way

They have a lineup now that is really looking legit, but Jimmy Nelson may still be their ace

Im still thinking the Cardinals need to strike on Lynn and/or a bullpen arm in the worst way. If they dont then they're basically conceding the division and admitting that Reyes' injury set them back two years and/or having unrealistic expectations on Reyes.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

reports now that Arrietta deciding between the Brewers and Twins

A real game changer for either of those teams