Every MLB Team’s World Series Odds Through First Quarter of 2022 Season
By Peter Dewey
As crazy as it may seem, we are already preparing to enter the month of June, which means we are two months into the 2022 MLB season.
Most teams have played between 45-50 games so far this season, which is slightly past the quarter mark of the campaign.
Every week, we publish our MLB Power Rankings to keep you updated on the best teams in the league, but how do oddsmakers see things going the rest of this season?
WynnBET’s latest World Series odds gives us an inside glimpse into who is expected to make a deep run in the playoffs and which teams need to step up their play heading into June.
Latest Odds to Win World Series in 2022
- Los Angeles Dodgers: +475
- New York Yankees: +750
- Houston Astros: +800
- New York Mets: +800
- Toronto Blue Jays: +900
- Milwaukee Brewers: +1200
- Atlanta Braves: +1500
- Chicago White Sox: +1500
- Los Angeles Angels: +1500
- San Diego Padres: +1500
- San Francisco Giants: +2000
- Tampa Bay Rays: +2000
- Philadelphia Phillies: +2500
- Minnesota Twins: +3000
- St. Louis Cardinals: +3000
- Seattle Mariners: +5000
- Boston Red Sox: +6000
- Cleveland Guardians: +8000
- Miami Marlins: +8000
- Chicago Cubs: +15000
- Colorado Rockies: +15000
- Detroit Tigers: +30000
- Kansas City Royals: +30000
- Texas Rangers: +30000
- Arizona Diamondbacks: +40000
- Oakland Athletics: +50000
- Pittsburgh Pirates: +50000
- Washington Nationals: +50000
- Baltimore Orioles: +100000
- Cincinnati Reds: +100000
Yankees, Dodgers Favored to Face Off in World Series
The New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers have the two best records in baseball, and oddsmakers think that puts them on a collision course for a World Series matchup.
There are still several contenders in both the National League and American League, and the Yankees have a tough path in the AL East with four teams that should have a chance at a playoff spot.
The Dodgers won the World Series in the COVID-shortened 2020 season, but they were bounced in the playoffs by the eventual World Series champion Atlanta Braves last season.
The Yankees, who lost in the wild card round in 2021, are off to a great start in 2022 because of their pitching staff, as Luis Severino, Nestor Cortes and Jameson Taillon have all been fantastic through the first two months.
There is still plenty of value in some teams like the Braves, who are off to a slow start, where bettors shouldn’t feel like they have to bet the favorites this early into the season.
Find Peter Dewey’s full betting record here.