July 8: The A’s have re-established themselves since the biggest threat to the Astros in the West, exceeding the Rangers as the second-favorite from the branch, though there’s a huge chasm between them and Houston.
June 26: So much for the Mariners’ red hot start. Seattle has become 15.5 games behind the division-leading Astros and has fallen to a +50000 longshot.
June 14: Houston remains without Jose Altuve, George Spring, and Carlos Correa, nonetheless has extended its lead to 9.5 matches in the West. Their divisional odds are now shorter than ever, despite the Rangers keeping their surprisingly powerful play and sitting four matches over .500.
June 3: The wounded Astros just won’t slow down. Despite Oakland’s recent 10-game win streak and Texas’ surprising first half, Houston still retains an 8.5-game lead over the field from the West.
May 22: It’s only May, but the AL West is formally the Astros’ to shed. Houston’s chances have improved from to -1100 to -5500 since May 6th.
May 6: The shine is officially off the Mariners since Seattle has dropped seven of its last 10 games.
March 13: Bookmakers are bullish about the Astros, adjusting the team’s chances to -670. Houston currently has the shortest odds of any Major League team to acquire its respective branch.
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