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The odds of winning the 2012World Series are shown below. Click the links below for coverage of some of your favorite MLB teams.
MLB Teams
Odds of Winning
2012 World Series*
* As of Dec 22, 2011.
Courtesy of bodog.ca
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2011
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The odds of winning the 2011 World Series are shown below (from March 2011). St-Louis won the World Series, beating the 20-1 odds.
Odds of Winning
2011 World Series*
Team |
Odds |
| Philadelphia Phillies |
3-1 |
| New York Yankees |
5-1 |
Boston Red Sox |
9-2 |
San Francisco Giants |
15-1 |
St-Louis Cardinals |
20-1 |
| Los Angeles Dodgers |
35-1 |
Chicago White Sox |
35-1 |
* As of Mar 1, 2011.
Courtesy of vegasinsider.com
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Dodgers Thoughts
Blog by Jon Weisman
Dodger Thoughts: CheersDodger Thoughts is moving.
Dodger Thoughts: Molly Knight KOs Joba ChamberlainESPN.com writer and Dodger Thoughts bonne amie Molly Knight showed Yankee pitcher Joba Chamberlain who's boss.
Dodger Thoughts: This Chat's on MeYou don't have to go home, and you can stay here.
Dodger Thoughts: Lambo Draws First BloodFor those who haven't heard, Andrew Lambo has moved to the top of the Baseball America Dodger prospect list. In 2008, the 6-foot-3, 190-pound 20-year-old outfielder from Newbury Park followed an .807 OPS for Class A Great Lakes by going 14 for 26 with three homers for Jacksonville.
Dodger Thoughts: Make It Happen: Inside-the-Park Home Run DerbySpurred on by a joke by Dodger Thoughts commenter Jim Hitchcock, fellow commenter Humma Kavula had a nifty idea today.
Dodger Thoughts: Dodgers To Come on DownWhile it's not true that Andre Ethier's arbitration case will be settled in the Showcase Showdown, the Dodgers' winter caravan will take the team to a taping of The Price Is Right on Wednesday. A full schedule of the week of community events can be found here.
Dodger Thoughts: Initial Gesture of 2009The Dodgers' starting catcher will have "J. Martin" on the back of his jersey this season, writes Ken Gurnick of MLB.com. Russell Nathan Jeanson Coltrane Martin is doing so to honor his mother, whose maiden name is Jeanson.
Dodger Thoughts: Oops, There Goes Another Rubber Tree PlantDave Cameron writes at Fangraphs about not giving up on propsects who hit a rough patch: "Don't judge a player with a long history of success on one bad season. Talent shines through, even if not immediately."
Dodger Thoughts: Little Big MacWhile I was filled with self-involvement in promoting my book, seemingly every other Dodger blog wrote about the offhand revelation by Dodger pitching coach Rick Honeycutt (to Ken Gurnick of MLB.com) that James McDonald would start the 2009 season in the bullpen.
Dodger Thoughts: Webkinz WowzersMy kids like Webkinz.
Dodger Thoughts: <i>Lost</i> Episode 3 Chat ThreadNo spoilers.
Dodger Thoughts: It's Coming! <I>100 Things Dodgers Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die</i>I'm pleased to announce that my book, 100 Things Dodgers Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die, is on its way to the printers and is on schedule for publication in April.
Dodger Thoughts: Farewell, John UpdikeJohn Updike, the author of Rabbit, Run, which I have long considered my favorite novel, died today.
Dodger Thoughts: Graphic BlandishmentBrian Cartwright ran a study on catcher basestealing prevention for Fangraphs. "The task is to seperate the catcher's ability to throw out base stealers from that of the pitchers they are teamed with," Cartwright wrote. Among his findings
Dodger Thoughts: Dodger Blogs Ready for 2009Something that has become acutely apparent is how deep the Dodger blogosphere has become and how high the standards are. It's not just me and old stalwarts like 6-4-2 and Dodger Blues. (Yes, we're the aging veterans on the roster.)
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