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Wall Street Baseball 

Is Your Ballclub a Better Bet Than the Market?

Posted by Cassini at 22:02 
First thing I noticed is that the top three teams on this list play in one of the west divisions. In fact six of the nine teams that play in the west divisions are profitable on this list.

Since their games are on later some of the betting public doesn't see these teams and they fly under the radar if they are playing above expectations... or perhaps it's coincidence.


21 August 2009 at 07:02 Cassini said...

I think that's a very good point actually. The focus tends to be on the Yankees and Red Sox, Cubs and White Sox too to a lesser extent - if you look at the schedule and see the late game every Sunday over there, it's not often a team from the west involved. Laying popular teams is often profitable as I have written before, so I was a little surprised to see the Yankees showing a profit.

21 August 2009 at 15:33