Phillies vs Yankees World Series Wagering Odds Game 6

Filed Under (Odds Alerts) by Stan on 04-11-2009

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andy pettitteFor the first time since 2003, the World Series wagering will be going at least six games as the Phillies and Yankees head back to New York with the Yankees holding a 3-2 series lead. The Phillies were able to power their way to an 8-6 win in Game 5 on Monday and now will try and force a Game 7 on Thursday. The last time a World Series went seven games was in 2002 when the Angels beat the Giants. New York is a -200 wagering odds favorite with a total of 9 at SBG Global. Watch the game live on FOX at 7:57pm ET!

Andy Pettitte gets the start for New York on three days’ rest while the Phillies turn to Pedro Martinez. "Definitely what we expected," said Ryan Madson, "When we split in New York, they were saying, ‘Did you think you were going to go 2-0?’ We knew it was going to be a tough series going in — evenly matched teams in different ways. We’re planning on going seven games. That’s obviously the goal, and that’s the goal for any kid growing up — to go seven games in a World Series."
 
Martinez allowed three runs in six innings in a 3-1 loss to the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in Game 2. He will be pitching on five days’ rest, while Pettitte will be pitching on three days’ rest.
 
Here is a look at the baseball wagering stats for tonight’s game. The Phillies are 4-0 in their last 4 Wednesday games. The Phillies are 9-3 in their last 12 games as a road underdog. The Phillies are 37-18 in their last 55 games vs. a left-handed starter. The Phillies are 8-3 in Martinez’s last 11 starts. The Yankees are 6-1 in their last 7 playoff home games. The Yankees are 42-11 in their last 53 home games overall. The Yankees are 9-3 in their last 12 World Series home games. The Yankees are 42-14 in their last 56 home games vs. a right-handed starter. The Yankees are 11-4 in Pettitte’s last 15 starts.

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The Over is 5-1 in the Phillies last 6 games vs. a left-handed starter. The Over is 8-2 in the Phillies last 10 road games. The Under is 5-2 in Martinez’s last 7 starts overall. The Under is 6-0-1 in the Yankees last 7 playoff home games. The Under is 35-17-3 in the Yankees last 55 home games. The Under is 10-3 in Pettitte’s last 13 home starts.
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World Series Game 2 Wagering Odds: Yankees Uncertain Favorite

Filed Under (Odds Alerts) by Stan on 29-10-2009

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aj burnett cc sabathiaGame 2 of the 2009 World Series is set for Thursday in New York, with the hosts down 1-0 after last night’s 6-1 Philadelphia triumph. The Phillies are in search of their second straight title, and took a big step towards that goal in winning the opener. Tonight, they’ll send Pedro Martinez to the hill to face A.J. Burnett. Oddsmakers at Sportsbook.com have installed the Yankees as a huge -200 wagering odds favorite, crazy considering how poorly they played in Game 1.

The New York Yankees were left utterly dumbfounded in Game 1. Chase Utley battled C.C. Sabathia in two at bats, fouling off strikes until the lefthander got just a bit too much of the plate and rifled two shots over the right field wall. Cliff Lee did the rest, in stifling New York on one run and six hits for complete game gem, which included 10 strikeouts and zero walks. Lee was seemingly in his own world on the mound with a pair of unusual fielding plays that he was almost flippant about.
 
New York hitters had nary a clue what to do with Lee and they hope to have much better success against Pedro Martinez or their suddenly dwindling chances of winning the Fall Classic will take another severe hit. What’s the big deal about losing the first game? The winner of Game 1 of the World Series has won seven straight World Series, 11 of the last 12 and 12 of 14 with the introduction of the wild card teams.

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A.J. Burnett will be asked to do his best Lee-imitation. In his first season in the Pinstripes, Burnett is 13-9 with a 4.04 ERA and has not picked up a decision in the postseason with two decent starts and one pretty good beating. The concern for manager Joe Girardi is Burnett’s command. After posting an almost 2 to 1 strikeout to walk ratio during the regular season, the former Florida Marlin has 13 K’s and 10 W’s in three playoff appearances. Sportsbook.comhas New York as a -200 favorite with total of Un 9 and the Yankees have won 11 of 13 in this spot with Burnett on the hill at home.
 
Doubts were expressed about Philadelphia feeling any pressure, being the defending champions. The numbers said the Phillies were underdogs coming into the series, which just added another log on the fire. No home field advantage for the second straight year, having the best road record in baseball at 52-34 takes care of that.
 
Pedro Martinez will attempt to squeeze what is left out of his right arm. Martinez is 5-1 with a 3.63 ERA since joining the Phillies and pitched seven shutout innings against the Dodgers in 2-1 loss that the bullpen gave away.
 
Philadelphia has owned October and will attempt to do same in November as they are 19-5 in the postseason the last two years and 27-11 after allowing four runs or less four straight games.
 
Coming into the series, two elements were deemed very important in determining the outcome. Who could jack the most balls over the wall from these power-laden clubs would affect the outcome and Chase Utley answered that one. Also, getting the starting pitchers out of the game and see how the relief pitchers would perform. What chance New York had late in the game was swept out to the Hudson River, with the Yanks pen rocked for four runs in the last two innings.
 
FOX has Game 2 beginning at 7:55 Eastern and the last five meetings between these teams in New York have produced five Unders.
 
Log on now to Sportsbook.com to get all of the numbers for tonight’s World Series Game 2. Also, be sure to bet tonight’s MLB Daily Money Back Special. Wager on the ‘1st Run’ prop and if the second run of the game is scored in the first inning, wagers on that player will be refunded up to $50.
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Angels vs Yankees ALCS Wagering Odds

Filed Under (Odds Alerts) by Stan on 14-10-2009

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alcs 2009 wageringIt’s been a while since the New York Yankees made a World Series and you need to go back nine years since they captured one, but the sports betting public is having a difficult time seeing anyone beating them this year.

The Yankees were dominant in the regular season (103-59 record) and continued that pace to start the 2009 post-season, sweeping the Minnesota Twins 3-0 in their American League Divisional Series.
 
It won’t be a straight path to the World Series however as the Yanks now face the Los Angeles Angels, who were 97-65 in the regular season and also can boast of an ALDS sweep, taking down the Red Sox 3-0.
 
Online sportsbooks have the Yankees as the odds-on faves to win the World Series at -125, while the Angels are +350 to win it all.
 
Game 1 of the American League Championship Series goes on Friday and the series price on the Pinstripes is -180 while it is +160 for the Angels.
 
CC Sabathia will start for the home team Yanks, who are -170 faves in Game 1, and John Lackey will do the same for the Angels, who are +155 with a Total of 8.5.
 
 
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In the Angels’ last nine visits to Yankee Stadium, there have been 7 Overs and 2 Unders.
 
The Yanks broke open the bank for Sabathia in the offseason and he has paid dividends. In CC’s last 20 home starts, New York has gone 15-5 straight up and in his last eight home starts; the Bronx Bombers are 8-0.
 
Sabathia’s last eight home starts have also produced 1 Over and 7 Unders.
 
Lackey has not been particularly strong in the month of October when it comes to wins and losses. In his last eight outings in that month, the Angels have gone 2-6 SU.
 
Under bettors have cashed in though, as his last 11 October outings have yielded 1 Over and 10 Unders.
 
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Sabathia is a southpaw and in the Angels’ last 12 games against lefties, they are 10-2 SU and in their last 10 against LHPs, they have posted 1 Over and 9 Unders.
 
Lackey is a right-hander and the Yanks have been almost as impressive in their last 10 against righties going 8-2 SU with 2 Overs, 7 Unders, and a Push.
 
The sports betting public has been betting the Yankees and the Under in the early wagering action at online sportsbooks. The Yankees are seeing 75% of the money and the Under is getting 65% so far.

After seeing the Boston Red Sox capture a couple of World Series titles the past few seasons, you know Yankees fans are pining for another championship. We’ll find out if they can keep rolling starting this Friday.
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