4 times we have had a sweep in one series and Game 7 in the other.
The team who went 7 games won the World Series everytime.
Jays have hit well against good pitchers all year. The problem is the Jays bullpen.
4 times we have had a sweep in one series and Game 7 in the other.
The team who went 7 games won the World Series everytime.
Jays have hit well against good pitchers all year. The problem is the Jays bullpen.
Originally Posted by simpdog
thoughts on MVP props - just to name a few
ohtani +180
guerrep +600
shell +1800
mooke bets + 2000
yamanoto +3500
muncy +3500
Snell +1800 is the best one I see above.
He has been unhittable for awhile now, and if he destroys the Blue Jays in two starts (which he will probably have), he will be a definitely MVP candidate, especially if no Dodgers hitter sets himself apart from the crowd.
Ohtani and Guerrero are the obvious favorites.
Any of these pitchers would have to go 2-0 with dominant performances.
Gausman +6600
Yesavage +5000
Snell +2000
Yamamoto +3000
Hitters crap shoot
Clement has been on fire +5000. But he hits down in the order....
Springer could come through in the clutch +1000
Teoscar is +1600 for me. I haven't watched a minute of the Dodgers other than seeing Ohtani highlights....so maybe Druff can provide more insight here.
Anything can happen with Teoscar, but he hasn't quite been himself since his early-mid season injury. He has flashes where he looks good, but I am seeing a lot of unproductive outs and chased pitches from him.
I feel +1000 is too short for Springer. He could get it, but the odds should be longer.
Snell and Yamamoto are probably the best value here. Yamamoto has longer odds because he hasn't been quite as dominant as Snell, and he's less likely to go a 2nd time if the Dodgers have a dominant series.
Ohtani +180 is a ploppy line. Sure, he has the best chance to win MVP of anyone, but not +180 best. That line is purposely set in such a way because fish love to bet on the obvious pick.
Odds to win World Series MVP
Ernie Clement +5000
$30 $1,500
Oct 22, 2025 12:12 AM
Odds to win World Series MVPYoshinobu Yamamoto +3500
$75 $2,625
Oct 22, 2025 12:12 AM
Odds to win World Series MVPBlake Snell +1800
$75 $1,350
Oct 22, 2025 12:12 AM
Odds to win World Series MVPGeorge Springer +1000
$75 $750
Oct 22, 2025 12:12 AM
Odds to win World Series MVPTeoscar Hernandez +1800
$75 $1,350
Oct 22, 2025 12:12 AM
Odds to win World Series MVPShohei Ohtani +180
$183 $329
thanks simp and dd. gl. i took bjs for series rather than lay the 250 for a small sum.
Trey is getting the ball game 1 for Toronto.
If you can throw a small amount on him if you can still get +5000 odds.
Edit: I'm on:
Vladdy +600 (bigger)
Bo +2000 (small)
Clement +5000 (tiny)
Yesavage +5000 (small)
Would have went Gausman but with Trey getting the ball game 1 he has the best chance for pitching 2 games.
Springer is the only big dog I'm missing but he's only +1000 and despite his 3 run clutch homer in game 7 he still didn't even sniff ALCS MVP.
Dodgers ticket market on Stubhub right now reminds me of the Vegas housing market.
Tons for sale, nobody's buying, and somehow they're not lowering the price.
9000 tickets still sitting unsold.
Jays got by Judge and then Raleigh.
He’s going to get walked a bunch. And he will hit homers.
Good luck Druff.
Moderate hit to the Dodgers:
Alex Vesia, who has been one of the better middle relievers so far (though that's a low bar for this team), has left the team to "navigate a deeply personal family matter" with his wife.
Last we heard, his wife was pregnant and due extremely soon. It is likely related to complications with the pregnancy. This could knock him out of the entire series potentially.
This team is not exactly deep with bullpen arms.
If he found out Mookie is the father this is the type of info Damon Jones was getting paid for
Vesia was completely untrustworthy in the second half and was party to many of the Dodgers’ late innings meltdowns. He was a principal in the “Dodgers relievers are AIDS” narrative.
He had a recent outing that didn’t end in tragedy. We in the gambling biz call that variance.
Vesia was just a guy. His absence is not material. Just curious about the roster moves now.
Get off Facebook.
Bo is on the roster. Fully expected this....will be interesting to see if they have him in the field or DH or bench.
Ty France brought on. Dodgers have lefties and he hits them well.
Loperfido and Rodriguez out. Nothing exciting there. Rodriguez isn't trustworthy at this point so might as well roll with one less pitcher for Bo.
ok, let's cut to the bone, what's the play tonight?
I've said my piece. Druff needs to give a little more info.
Then ask San for his pick since he's likely unbiased (his hatred for the Dodgers isn't as strong at this point).
I like Jays pitcher Yesavage to get his strikeouts vs Dodgers. His unusually tall release and all that. Sadly, I think the number is right. I looked at race to 3 strikeouts and The Savage is favored there. Nothing sharp.
Not thrilled about the Toronto relief after Savage.
Can’t wait for Trienen vs Vlad speaking of relief. Roki is no lock to be Mariano Rivera. He’s def a wait and see live kinda deal.
Yesavage pitching low A in spring and now pitching #1 in the World Series is a story on par with Ohtani’s one night of greatness.
Dodgers win series -1½ games for near even money is a bet I have in pocket.
The Dodgers aren’t an offensive juggernaut. Long layoff while not seeing game day pitching. We’ve seen them go dark in this playoff situation many times. Snell has been lockdown. Yesavage is a new look for them. Yesavage video won’t crack the code either. Maybe a first 5 under 3.5 +100 is what we are supposed to bet. You’d really have to be sharp and cranky to bet that. I’m cranky
Live betting game.
This is wild
I’ve always been a sharp when it came to the Dodgers. I find myself leaning Dodgers. I felt like a Druff ploppy. However…
The Athletic put out a poll and 80% were cheering Blue Jays.
Of course.
You're forgetting about how motley this crew is.Vesia was completely untrustworthy in the second half and was party to many of the Dodgers’ late innings meltdowns. He was a principal in the “Dodgers relievers are AIDS” narrative.
He had a recent outing that didn’t end in tragedy. We in the gambling biz call that variance.
Vesia was just a guy. His absence is not material. Just curious about the roster moves now.
Get off Facebook.
It's not like last year where he was one of several effective bullpen arms.
Even a guy who is half effective is an asset to this bullpen right now.
Dodgers 9-1 record this postseason has been a function of tremendous starting pitching, and hitting just well enough to come out on top.
Losing Vesia from this bullpen is like living in a small town with shitty restaurants, and seeing Denny's close.
I feel ploppy rooting and betting for my team but it's worked all year. The money is on Dodgers and I believe the Jays have value.
**Unless you think it's a steamroll in 4-5 games in which case everyone can laugh me off the messageboard.
Yankees had Rodon, Schlittler, Fried.
Seattle had Woo, Castillo, Kirby. Munoz and some other lights out bullpen guys
How many fucks do the Jays care about how much money is on your roster or how good your pitchers are? 0 absolutely none.
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