Washington Nationals (-195) To Win NL East ; Overpriced Or No?

HacheMan · Mar 30, 2014

Guys, does this number seem about right or do you see value with another team in the division?

<SMALL>National League East - winner</SMALL>
Mon 3/31	25301 Washington Nationals win NL East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M1_41> -195
1:00PM	25302 Field wins National League East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M2_41> +155
Mon 3/31	25303 Atlanta Braves win NL East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M1_42> +160
1:00PM	25304 Field wins National League East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M2_42> -210
Mon 3/31	25305 Philadelphia Phillies win NL East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M1_43> +800
1:00PM	25306 Field wins National League East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M2_43> -1700
Mon 3/31	25307 New York Mets win NL East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M1_44> +1500
1:00PM	25308 Field wins National League East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M2_44> -4500
Mon 3/31	25309 Miami Marlins win NL East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M1_45> +3300
1:00PM	25310 Field wins National League East	<INPUT id=editx size=4 name=M2_45> -12100

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bigtendominator · Mar 30, 2014

Not really, basically a 2 team race. We know Marlins are not in it or the Mets. So basically, do think Philly can really compete? ATL lost a lot. No Medlen, McCann in NYC. Also, the benefit of having BJ Upton in their everyday lineup, helps a Nats bet.

thekeyman · Mar 30, 2014

i don't know about that,but i took them over 89.5 wins just last week in vegas

Defying · Mar 30, 2014

for MLB, it's ridiculous number to lay -195 to win a division. I would never do it

8ate · Mar 30, 2014

lotta injuries in a season

Suzie · Mar 30, 2014

no way in hell would i lay 2 -1 odds on any team to win it's divison ................what happens when top players all of sudden get hurt?

Yeah right thought so it's what kept NYY out of playoffs last year. Better Value with Braves

5teamparlay · Apr 17, 2014

Tight race so far

NL EAST STANDINGS
TEAM. W L % GB
Atlanta 10 4 .714 -
Washington 9 6 .600 1.5
NY Mets 8 7 .533 2.5
Philadelphia 6 8 .429 4.0
Miami 6 10 .375 5.0

5teamparlay · May 2, 2014

Miami back at 14-14

In all, the Marlins outscored the Braves 23-7 in the series, a development that, frankly, was baffling to the Braves. The Marlins (14-14) have a reputation for losing and the Braves (17-10) are in first in the NL East, so you can see how this would confound the Tomahawk Choppers. Plus the Marlins beat up the Braves' starters pretty good, which nobody has been able to do this season, thus the Atlanta starters' incredible 1.57 collective ERA coming into the series.

5teamparlay · Sep 2, 2014

NOPE - right on

The Nationals have hit an NL-best 44 homers since the beginning of August and had four on Monday. They've built a seven-game lead over second-place Atlanta ----