Posted: Saturday, March 26, 2011, 12:13 PM | 23 comments |
 

Rollins batting average? Howard's HRs? Total Wins? Odds here:
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How many home runs will Ryan Howard hit this season? (David M Warren/Staff Photographer)

Some Saturday fodder for those who might be checking in. . .

The fine folks at Bodog.com, apparently realizing the type of degenerates that author and frequent this blog, have passed along their latest Phillies-related odds for the 2010 season.

Go ahead and get your Yunel Escobar for NL MVP barbs out of the way now.

Adrian Gonzalez is a good value bet in a number of categories. Others: the Dodgers, Cardinals, Raul Ibanez, and the over on Roy Hallday's ERA.

Remember, you don't have a gambling problem. You have a money problem.

1. Phillies player over/unders

Jimmy Rollins regular season batting average: .256
Jimmy Rollins stolen bases: 28
Ryan Howard regular season batting average: .270
Ryan Howard regular season home runs: 35.5
Ryan Howard regular season RBIs: 121
Shane Victorino regular season batting average: .278
Shane Victorino regular season stolen bases: 33.5
Placido Polanco regular season batting average: .289
Raul Ibanez regular season home runs: 16
Roy Halladay regular season wins: 19.5
Roy Halladay regular season ERA: 2.55
Roy Halladay regular season strikeouts: 212
Cliff Lee regular season wins: 18
Cliff Lee regular season ERA: 3.00
Cliff Lee regular season strikeouts: 190.5
Roy Oswalt regular season wins: 16.5
Roy Oswalt regular season ERA: 3.25
Roy Oswalt regular season strikeouts: 173
Cole Hamels regular season wins: 16.5
Cole Hamels regular season ERA: 3.20
Cole Hamels regular season strikeouts: 198.5
Brad Lidge regular season saves: 34.5

2. Will any of the Big 4 win the Cy Young?

Yes +140
No -180

 
3. Phillies Over/Under Wins

96.5


4. Odds to win the 2011 World Series

Philadelphia Phillies 13/4
Boston Red Sox 9/2
New York Yankees 7/1
San Francisco Giants 12/1
Milwaukee 16/1
St. Louis 20/1
Texas 20/1
Chicago White 20/1
Minnesota 20/1
Tampa Bay 25/1
Atlanta 25/1
Cincinnati 25/1
Colorado 25/1
Detroit 25/1
Los Angeles Angels 25/1
Oakland 30/1
Los Angeles Dodgers 35/1
Chicago Cubs 35/1
Florida 40/1
New York Mets  40/1
Toronto Blue 50/1
San Diego 55/1
Baltimore 75/1
Houston 80/1
Washington 80/1
Seattle 100/1
Arizona 100/1
Cleveland 125/1
Kansas City 150/1
Pittsburgh 200/1

5. Odds to win the 2011 NL Pennant

Phillies 8/5
San Francisco 13/2
Milwaukee 9/1
Atlanta 11/1
Cincinnati 11/1
Colorado 11/1
St. Louis 12/1
Chicago 16/1
Los Angeles 16/1
Florida 20/1
New York 22/1
San Diego 25/1
Houston 40/1
Washington 40/1
Arizona 45/1
Pittsburgh 100/1


6. Odds to win the 2011 NL East  

Phillies 1/3
Atlanta 4/1
Florida 9/1
New York 16/1
Washington 30/1

7. Odds to win the 2011 NL Central

Milwaukee 9/5
Cincinnati 2/1
St. Louis 3/1
Chicago 9/2
Houston 25/1
Pittsburgh 40/1

8. Odds to win the 2011 NL West

San Francisco 5/4
Colorado 2/1
Los Angeles 3/1
San Diego 11/1
Arizona 18/1

9. Odds to Win the 2011 NL Wild Card    

Atlanta 11/2     
Philadelphia 6/1
Milwaukee 13/2     
San Francisco 7/1       
Colorado 9/1       
Cincinnati 10/1
St. Louis 11/1     
Chicago 12/1
Los Angeles 12/1     
Florida 16/1
San Diego 16/1     
New York 18/1     
Arizona 20/1     
Washington 22/1     
Houston 25/1     
Pittsburgh 35/1      

10. 2011 NL MVP - Odds to Win    

Albert Pujols 3/1
Joey Votto 11/2
Ryan Braun 8/1
Troy Tulowitzki 8/1
Carlos Gonzalez 12/1
Prince Fielder 12/1
Hanley Ramirez 15/1
Ryan Howard 15/1
Matt Holliday 18/1
Ryan Zimmerman 25/1
Jose Reyes 30/1
Brian McCann 35/1
David Wright 35/1
Jason Bay 35/1
Jason Heyward 35/1
Jayson Werth 35/1
Matt Kemp 35/1
Roy Halladay 35/1
Buster Posey 35/1
Cliff Lee 40/1
Josh Johnson 40/1
Shane Victorino 40/1
Andre Ethier 50/1
Andrew McCutchen 50/1
Aramis Ramirez 50/1
Carlos Pena 50/1
Jimmy Rollins 50/1
Justin Upton 50/1
Aubrey Huff 50/1
Jason Bartlett 75/1
Colby Rasmus 100/1

11. 2011 NL Cy Young - Odds to Win         

Roy Halladay 4/1
Tim Lincecum 4/1
Cliff Lee 7/1
Josh Johnson 7/1
Cole Hamels 10/1
Roy Oswalt 10/1
Ubaldo Jimenez 10/1
Chris Carpenter 15/1
Clayton Kershaw 15/1
Matt Cain 15/1
Yovani Gallardo 15/1
Zack Greinke 15/1
Mat Latos 20/1
Tommy Hanson 20/1
Jaime Garcia 25/1
Tim Hudson 25/1
Shaun Marcum 25/1
Matt Garza 30/1
Ted Lilly 30/1
Brett Myers 50/1
Johnny Cueto 50/1
Bronson Arroyo 50/1
Chad Billingsley 50/1
Ryan Dempster 75/1
Ricky Nolasco 100/1
J.A Happ 150/1

 
12. Who will hit the most Home Runs in the 2011 Regular Season?        

Albert Pujols 7/1
Adam Dunn 7/1
Prince Fielder 10/1
Jose Bautista 10/1
Ryan Howard 10/1
Miguel Cabrera 12/1
Adrian Gonzalez 14/1
Mark Teixeira 18/1
Joey Votto 25/1
Mike Stanton 25/1
Alex Rodriguez 28/1
Troy Tulowitzki 30/1
Carlos Gonzalez 30/1
Carlos Pena 30/1
Mark Reynolds 30/1
Evan Longoria 35/1
Josh Hamilton 35/1
Nelson Cruz 35/1
Ryan Braun 35/1
Corey Hart 50/1
Dan Uggla 50/1
Jason Heyward 50/1
Jay Bruce 50/1
Justin Morneau 50/1
Kendry Morales 50/1
Paul Konerko 50/1
Robinson Cano 60/1
Adam Lind 75/1
Jayson Werth 75/1
Aaron Hill 100/1
Andre Ethier 100/1
Chase Utley 100/1
Colby Rasmus 100/1
Curtis Granderson 100/1
David Ortiz 100/1
David Wright 100/1
Hanley Ramirez 100/1
Kevin Youkilis 100/1
Matt Holliday 100/1
Matt Kemp 100/1
Ryan Zimmerman 100/1
Rickie Weeks 125/1
Buster Posey 150/1
Tyler Colvin 150/1

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Posted by David Murphy @ 12:13 PM  Permalink | 23 comments
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 12:37 PM, 03/26/2011
    Howard is good value at 15/1 to win the MVP.
    — EL Zorro
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 1:05 PM, 03/26/2011
    How often does the betting favorite actually win? A lot less than you think.
    — shawnmac
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 1:58 PM, 03/26/2011
    I'm not a betting man but if I was I'd take the over on Howard hitting 35.5 homers.
    — Al Wilson
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 2:18 PM, 03/26/2011
    Over on 96.5 wins.
    — P Even
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 2:21 PM, 03/26/2011
    the look seems to be Lidge under 34.5 saves. You better get it now before the number goes down
    — pbuscio
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 2:27 PM, 03/26/2011
    I'm sure Lidge is already off the board.
    — David_Murphy
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 2:48 PM, 03/26/2011
    Murph... why did you choose to highlight Werth's name, but not Happ or Myers?
    — Dykstra4Pres
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 2:51 PM, 03/26/2011
    ... and you missed Halladay in the NL MVP category.
    — Dykstra4Pres
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 3:17 PM, 03/26/2011
    I'm giving 200-1 if anyone wants to bet Jimmie Rollins to win the NL MVP. No, make that 500-1.
    — Wilhelm Von Humboldt
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 3:43 PM, 03/26/2011
    And 10/1 for the home run title, although is in the entire Majors.
    — EL Zorro
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 4:03 PM, 03/26/2011
    Matt Cain has a better chance of winning the Cy Young than he is being credited for. He's got great stuff.
    — Bartleby
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 4:44 PM, 03/26/2011
    The Phils have 4 of the 6 favorites to win the Cy Young. That is unfreaking real............
    — Earl J
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 5:46 PM, 03/26/2011
    Unfortunately, I believe L.C.'s odds of making the Phillies just went up after today...
    — M60tanker
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 5:57 PM, 03/26/2011
    He probably meant 2011 season
    — ConverseB24
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 7:21 PM, 03/26/2011
    Rollins has got to do better than .256,he may be gone if he doesn't.
    — schmitty71


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David Murphy joined the Daily News as its Phillies beat writer in February of 2008. Born in Upper Merion and raised in the Poconos, he attended college at La Salle University before taking jobs with the Myrtle Beach (S.C.) Sun-News and the St. Petersburg ( Fla. ) Times. E-mail Dave at dmurphy@phillynews.com.

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