Okay, baseball betting enthusiasts, with the start of the Fall Classic just over 24 hours from getting started, you should know that the 2017 World Series betting odds dictate that the Los Angeles Dodgers are favored to win their first championship since 1988 over a Houston Astros team that is looking to claim the first World Series trophy in their franchise’s history. Better yet, if you’re looking to find out which one of these title hopefuls is going to bring home the bacon against their value-packed MLB lines, you’re going to love the expert World Series pick that you’re about to get.
With that said and the first pitching being thrown in no time at all, let’s get started.
L.A. is averaging an impressive 6.0 runs per game in sweeping Arizona and taking out the defending champion Cubs in five games. The Dodgers have scored at least five runs in five games this postseason while scoring eight runs or more three times, including putting a whopping 11 runs on the board in their Game 5 NLCS finale against Chicago.
At third base, the Dodgers’ Justin Turner has turned into a superstar that had an MVP-caliber season (.322/.415/.530,). I’m thinking the Dodgers Yasiel Puig could be the difference-maker as everyone knows just how gifted a five-tool player he can be when he’s locked in and right now, he’s as locked in as ever!
Updated 2017 World Series Betting Odds To Win – October 23th Edition
.@Astros made their fans sweat, while the @Dodgers barely broke one.
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World Series Betting Odds
- Los Angeles Dodgers -170
- Houston Astros +150
Schedule
Game 1: Houston at L.A.- When: Tuesday, October 24 at 8:00 PM ET
- Where: Dodger Stadium
- TV: FOX
- When: Wednesday, October 25 at 8:00 PM ET
- Where: Dodger Stadium
- TV: FOX
- When: Friday, October 27 at 8:00 PM ET
- Where: Minute Maid Park
- TV: FOX
- When: Saturday, October 28 at 8:00 PM ET
- Where: Minute Maid Park
- TV: FOX
- When: Sunday, October 29 at 8:00 PM ET
- Where: Minute Maid Park
- TV: FOX
- When: Tuesday, October 31 at 8:00 PM ET
- Where: Dodger Stadium
- TV: FOX
- When: Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 8:00 PM ET
- Where: Dodger Stadium
- TV: FOX
Houston Astros Batting Analysis
Houston was the better hitting team during the regular season as they finished first in scoring (5.53 RPG) first in team batting average (.282), first in OPS (.823) and second in home runs (238). The Astros are averaging a modest 4.0 runs per game in 11 postseason contests after taking out Boston in four games in the ALDS and going the full seven games against the Yankees in the ALCS. While Houston opened up its playoff run with back-to-back eight-run outings against Boston and beat New York 7-1 in game 6 of the ALCS, the Astros were also been blanked once against New York in Game 5 while recording a pair of low-scoring 2-1 wins in the first two games of the ALCS. Houston second baseman Jose Altuve is a virtual lock to win the AL MVP award after his jaw-dropping season. (.346/.410/.547, 24 HR, 32 SB) while both teams have amazing second-year shortstops in Corey Seager and Carlos Correa, but the Dodgers could be getting a big boost seeing as how they’ve advanced to the World Series with Seager in the lineup with an injury but set to return for Game 1.L.A. Dodgers Batting Analysis
Los Angeles ranked 12th in scoring (4.75 RPG), 22nd in team batting average (.249), eighth in OPS (.771) and 11th in home runs (221). However, since the start of the postseason, the two title contenders have switched their results at the plate.
L.A. is averaging an impressive 6.0 runs per game in sweeping Arizona and taking out the defending champion Cubs in five games. The Dodgers have scored at least five runs in five games this postseason while scoring eight runs or more three times, including putting a whopping 11 runs on the board in their Game 5 NLCS finale against Chicago.
At third base, the Dodgers’ Justin Turner has turned into a superstar that had an MVP-caliber season (.322/.415/.530,). I’m thinking the Dodgers Yasiel Puig could be the difference-maker as everyone knows just how gifted a five-tool player he can be when he’s locked in and right now, he’s as locked in as ever!
