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2021 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CY YOUNG AWARD AMERICAN LEAGUE CY YOUNG NATIONAL LEAGUE CY YOUNG OPENING CURRENT OPENING CURRENT 3/8/21 3/16/21 3/8/21 3/16/21 5261GERRIT COLE 2/12/1 5291 JACOB deGROM 2/12/1 5262SHANE BIEBER 2/12/1 5292 WALKER BUEHLER 6/16/1 5263LUCAS GIOLITO 9/19/1 5293 TREVOR BAUER 8/18/1 5264TYLER GLASNOW 10/110/1 5294 JACK FLAHERTY 10/110/1 5265JOSE BERRIOS 15/115/1 5295 YU DARVISH 12/112/1 5266HYUN JIN RYU 18/118/1 5296 MAX FRIED 15/115/1 5267KENTA MAEDA 25/125/1 5297 CLAYTON KERSHAW 15/115/1 5268COREY KLUBER 25/125/1 5298 MAX SCHERZER 18/118/1 5269SHOHEI OHTANI 25/125/1 5299 LUIS CASTILLO 20/120/1 5270LANCE LYNN 40/140/1 5300 AARON NOLA 20/120/1 5271ZACK GREINKE 40/140/1 5301 BRANDON WOODRUFF 25/125/1 5272FRANKIE MONTAS 40/140/1 5302 CORBIN BURNES 25/125/1 5273DALLAS KEUCHEL 40/140/1 5303 BLAKE SNELL 30/130/1 5274ANDREW HEANEY 50/150/1 5304 STEPHEN STRASBURG 30/130/1 5275EDUARDO RODRIGUEZ 50/150/1 5305 MIKE SOROKA 40/140/1 5276NATHAN EOVALDI 50/150/1 5306 SONNY GRAY 40/140/1 5277JAMES PAXTON 60/160/1 5307 CHARLIE MORTON 60/160/1 5278LANCE McCULLERS JR. 60/160/1 5308 PATRICK CORBIN 60/160/1 5279JESUS LUZARDO 60/160/1 5309 ZACK WHEELER 60/160/1 5280MATTHEW BOYD 80/180/1 5310 DINELSON LAMET 60/160/1 5281RYAN YARBROUGH 80/180/1 5311 DAVID PRICE 60/160/1 5282BRAD KELLER 80/180/1 5312 GERMAN MARQUEZ 60/160/1 5283JAMESON TAILLON 100/1100/1 5313 ZACH DAVIES 60/160/1 5284DYLAN BUNDY 100/1100/1 5314 KYLE HENDRICKS 60/160/1 5285SEAN MANAEA 100/1100/1 5315 MARCUS STROMAN 100/1100/1 5286MARCO GONZALES 100/1100/1 5316 MADSION BUMGARNER 100/1100/1 5287MICHAEL KOPECH 200/1200/1 5317 ZAC GALLEN 100/1100/1 5288DYLAN CEASE 200/1200/1 5318 SANDY ALCANTARA 200/1200/1 5289AARON CIVALE 200/1200/1 5319 PABLO LOPEZ 200/1200/1 5290FIELD 10/110/1 5320 FIELD 10/110/1 OPENING LINES SUBJECT TO CHANGE - ALL BETS ARE ACTION ODDS TO WIN 2021 MLB DIVISIONS OPENING CURRENT OPENING CURRENT LINE LINE LINE LINE 2/27/2021 3/16/2021 2/27/2021 3/16/2021 95201ATLANTA BRAVES 3/2 3/2 95231 NEW YORK YANKEES -220 -220 95202NEW YORK METS +160+160 95232 TAMPA BAY RAYS +375 4/1 95203WASHINGTON NATIONALS 6/1 6/1 95233 TORONTO BLUE JAYS 9/2+475 95204PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES 7/1 8/1 95234 BOSTON RED SOX 40/140/1 95205MIAMI MARLINS 20/1 30/1 95235 BALTIMORE ORIOLES 400/1400/1 OPENING CURRENT OPENING CURRENT LINE LINE LINE LINE 2/27/2021 3/16/2021 2/27/2021 3/16/2021 95211ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 3/2+140 95241 CHICAGO WHITE SOX EV EV 95212CINCINNATI REDS 3/1 4/1 95242 MINNESOTA TWINS +140+140 95213MILWAUKEE BREWERS +2252/1 95243 CLEVELAND INDIANS 7/1 7/1 95214CHICAGO CUBS 6/1 7/1 95244 KANSAS CITY ROYALS 50/150/1 95215PITTSBURGH PIRATES 500/1500/1 95245 DETROIT TIGERS 75/1 75/1 OPENING CURRENT OPENING CURRENT LINE LINE LINE LINE 2/27/2021 3/16/2021 2/27/2021 3/16/2021 95221LOS ANGELES DODGERS -450 -450 95251 OAKLAND ATHLETICS +140 3/2 95222SAN DIEGO PADRES 3/1 3/1 95252 HOUSTON ASTROS +130+140 95223ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS 75/175/1 95253 LOS ANGELES ANGELS 3/1 3/1 95224SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS 75/175/1 95254 SEATTLE MARINERS 50/140/1 95225COLORADO ROCKIES 500/1200/1 95255 TEXAS RANGERS 75/1100/1 OPENING LINES - ODDS SUBJECT TO CHANGE - SEE WRITERS FOR CURRENT LINES **IN EVENT OF A TIE, MLB TIEBREAKER WILL DETERMINE DIVISION WINNER** 2021 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL league mvp AWARD AMERICAN LEAGUE MVP NATIONAL LEAGUE MVP OPENING CURRENT OPENING CURRENT 3/8/21 3/16/21 3/8/21 3/16/21 5201MIKE TROUT +175+175 5231 FERNANDO TATIS JR. 5/15/1 5202GLEYBER TORRES 8/18/1 5232 MOOKIE BETTS 5/15/1 5203AARON JUDGE 8/18/1 5233 JUAN SOTO 5/15/1 5204JOSE RAMIREZ 12/112/1 5234 RONALD ACUNA JR. 5/15/1 5205DJ LeMAHIEU 12/112/1 5235 FRANCISCO LINDOR 12/112/1 5206ALEX BREGMAN 151151 5236 CHRISTIAN YELICH 12/112/1 5207ANTHONY RENDON 18/118/1 5237 COREY SEAGER 15/115/1 5208JOSE ABREU 20/120/1 5238 MANNY MACHADO 18/118/1 5209VLADIMIR GUERRERO JR. 20/120/1 5239 CODY BELLINGER 18/118/1 5210GIANCARLO STANTON 25/125/1 5240 NOLAN ARENADO 18/118/1 5211JOSE ALTUVE 30/130/1 5241 FREDDIE FREEMAN 20/120/1 5212SHOHEI OHTANI 30/130/1 5242 BRYCE HARPER 30/130/1 5213MATT CHAPMAN 30/130/1 5243 JACOB deGROM 30/130/1 5214ELOY JIMENEZ 40/140/1 5244 TREA TURNER 40/140/1 5215MATT OLSON 40/140/1 5245 PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT 50/150/1 5216JOEY GALLO 40/140/1 5246 EUGENIO SUAREZ 50/150/1 5217NELSON CRUZ 40/140/1 5247 JAVIER BAEZ 50/150/1 5218JD MARTINEZ 40/140/1 5248 PETE ALONSO 50/150/1 5219YOAN MONCADA 50/150/1 5249 NICK CASTELLANOS 60/160/1 5220GERRIT COLE 60/160/1 5250 MARCELL OZUNA 80/180/1 5221JOSH DONALDSON 60/160/1 5251 ANTHONY RIZZO 80/180/1 5222GEORGE SPRINGER 60/160/1 5252 TREVOR STORY 80/180/1 5223RAFAEL DEVERS 60/160/1 5253 KRIS BRYANT 80/180/1 5224CARLOS CORREA 60/160/1 5254 JOSH BELL 80/180/1 5225RANDY AROZARENA 60/160/1 5255 MAX MUNCY 100/1100/1 5226MAX KEPLER 80/180/1 5256 RHYS HOSKINS 100/1100/1 5227JORGE SOLER 80/180/1 5257 MIKE MOUSTAKAS 100/1100/1 5228XANDER BOGAERTS 80/180/1 5258 PAUL DeJONG 100/1100/1 5229KYLE TUCKER 80/180/1 5259 JOEY VOTTO 100/1100/1 5230FIELD 10/110/1 5260 FIELD 10/110/1 OPENING LINES SUBJECT TO CHANGE - ALL BETS ARE ACTION MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL FUTURES 2021 TOTAL REGULAR SEASON WINS ** PLEASE READ ALL RULES BEFORE WAGERING** OPENING CURRENT OPENING CURRENT LINE LINE LINE LINE 2/23/2021 3/16/2021 2/23/2021 3/16/2021 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS MILWAUKEE BREWERS 95301 OVER -110 -110 95331 OVER -110 -110 95302 UNDER 75.5-110 75.5-110 95332 UNDER 83.5-110 83.5 -110 ATLANTA BRAVES MINNESOTA TWINS 95303 OVER -110 -110 95333 OVER -110 -110 91 91 89 89.5 95304 UNDER -110 -110 95334 UNDER -110 -110 BALTIMORE ORIOLES NEW YORK METS 95305 OVER -110 -110 95335 OVER -110 -110 64 64 90.5 90.5 95306 UNDER -110 -110 95336 UNDER -110 -110 BOSTON RED SOX NEW YORK YANKEES 95307 OVER -110 -110 95337 OVER -110 -110 79 80 95.5 95.5 95308 UNDER -110 -110 95338 UNDER -110 -110 CHICAGO CUBS OAKLAND ATHLETICS 95309 OVER -110 -110 95339 OVER -110 -110 78 78 86.5 85.5 95310 UNDER -110 -110 95340 UNDER -110 -110 CHICAGO WHITE SOX PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES 95311 OVER -110 -110 95341 OVER -110 -110 90 90 81.5 81.5 95312 UNDER -110 -110 95342 UNDER -110 -110 CINCINNATI REDS PITTSBURGH PIRATES 95313 OVER -110 -110 95343 OVER -110 -110 80.5 80.5 58 58.5 95314 UNDER -110 -110 95344 UNDER -110 -110 CLEVELAND INDIANS SAN DIEGO PADRES 95315 OVER -110 -110 95345 OVER -110 -110 81.5 81 93.5 93.5 95316 UNDER -110 -110 95346 UNDER -110 -110 COLORADO ROCKIES SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS 95317 OVER -110 -110 95347 OVER -110 -110 63.5 63.5 74 74 95318 UNDER -110 -110 95348 UNDER -110 -110 DETROIT TIGERS SEATTLE MARINERS 95319 OVER -110 -110 95349 OVER -110 -110 68 68 72 72 95320 UNDER -110 -110 95350 UNDER -110 -110 HOUSTON ASTROS ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 95321 OVER -110 -110 95351 OVER -110 -110 88 88 86 86 95322 UNDER -110 -110 95352 UNDER -110 -110 KANSAS CITY ROYALS TAMPA BAY RAYS 95323 OVER -110 -110 95353 OVER -110 -110 73 73 88 86 95324 UNDER -110 -110 95354 UNDER -110 -110 LOS ANGELES ANGELS TEXAS RANGERS 95325 OVER -110 -110 95355 OVER -110 -110 83.5 83.5 68.5 68 95326 UNDER -110 -110 95356 UNDER -110 -110 LOS ANGELES DODGERS TORONTO BLUE JAYS 95327 OVER -110 -110 95357 OVER -110 -110 103.5 103.5 86.5 86.5 95328 UNDER -110 -110 95358 UNDER -110 -110 MIAMI MARLINS WASHINGTON NATIONALS 95329 OVER -110 -110 95359 OVER -110 -110 73.5 72 84.5 84 95330 UNDER -110 -110 95360 UNDER -110 -110 $2000 LIMIT *MUST PLAY AT LEAST 156 REGULAR SEASON GAMES FOR ACTION* ***ANY REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFF GAMES ARE NOT USED TOWARDS WIN TOTAL.*** WILL NOT BE GRADED UNTIL LAST DAY OF REGULAR SEASON [10-3-21] SEE WRITERS FOR CURRENT LINES.
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