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World Series Odds August 31, 2010 6:55 AM by GT Staff
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WORLD SERIES ODDS
Odds c/o M & Hilton (8-27), Lucky’s (8-25)
teams
M
Hilton
Lucky’s
Yankees
8-5
2-1
12-5
Red Sox
16-1
18-1
30-1
Phillies
5-1
8-1
8-1
Angels
200-1
200-1
150-1
Cardinals
8-1
10-1
12-1
Dodgers
150-1
200-1
175-1
Rays
5-1
6-1
11-2
Cubs
5000-1
9999-1
5000-1
White Sox
18-1
30-1
30-1
Rockies
30-1
30-1
100-1
Braves
6-1
9-1
7-1
Mets
1000-1
1000-1
500-1
Twins
12-1
12-1
7-1
Tigers
1000-1
1000-1
600-1
Rangers
5-1
5-1
8-1
Giants
10-1
13-1
10-1
Diamondbacks
5000-1
9999-1
5000-1
Marlins
500-1
500-1
500-1
Athletics
500-1
500-1
4000-1
Blue Jays
500-1
500-1
500-1
Brewers
1000-1
1000-1
1000-1
Indians
5000-1
9999-1
5000-1
Orioles
9000-1
xxxx
5000-1
Reds
12-1
13-1
11-1
Padres
10-1
10-1
13-2
Mariners
5000-1
9999-1
5000-1
Royals
5000-1
9999-1
5000-1
Astros
5000-1
9999-1
2500-1
Pirates
9000-1
xxxx
5000-1
Nationals
5000-1
9999-1
5000-1
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