We may be just a few weeks into the 2011 Major League Baseball Betting season, but it is not too early to stop and take a look at which teams and pitchers have been overrated by the oddsmakers at this early stage. In fact, identifying them early may be beneficial, as it then gives us plenty of time to fade these money burners the rest of the … [Read more]

Now that the 2011 Major League Baseball Betting season has arrived, it seems like the perfect time to zone in on some underrated pitchers that we feel will pitch much better than the odds offered on them this season. As usual, this list will NOT include proven studs such as Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee or Chris Carpenter, as those great hurlers are … [Read more]

The 2011 Major League Baseball Betting season has begun, so this is the perfect time to take a look at three teams that we feel are undervalued and will thus be nice bets most of the year. Keep in mind that these are not the best teams in baseball, as teams like the Phillies, Red Sox and Yankees will undoubtedly be overvalued most of the time. … [Read more]

The 2011 MLB betting Odds campaign isn't all that far away, and here at BetVega, we're already keying in on some of the best season win totals that just hit the board for the American League teams this season. Check out the five best bets that we see on the board for this season! Boston Red Sox Over 95.5 Wins - The only fear that we have … [Read more]

The MLB betting campaign isn't all that far away, and here at BetVega, we're already keying in on some of the best MLB season win totals that just hit the board for the National League teams this season. Check out the five best bets that we see on the board for this in the N.L. for the 2011 season! Cincinnati Reds Over 85 Wins - The NL … [Read more]

The Minnesota Twins, Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers finished 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the AL Central a year ago and all three are figured to once again play the only roles in snagging the division’s 2011 pennant. Both Cleveland and Kansas City are after thoughts; especially after the off-seasons both franchises just churned out. Is it that cut … [Read more]

The Tampa Bay Rays and New York Yankees took the division crown and AL Wild Card respectively a year ago, but it’s the Boston Red Sox that baseball odds have favored to conquer the AL East in 2011. With the improvements both the Blue Jays and Orioles made this past off-season, the AL East once again looks to be the cream of the crop in terms of … [Read more]

A look at the 2010 final standings in the AL West showed a changing of the guard for the first time in many seasons. The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim were not atop the heap for the first time in three years, but instead, finished under .500 for the first time since the 2003 season. Instead, it was the year of the Rangers who punched their … [Read more]

Last season, Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays came out of nowhere to easily lead Major League Baseball in home runs with 54. Since 2004, six different hitters have lead the majors in homers. Here's a look at the top four favorites and a live long shot to capture the 2011 MLB home run crown: Albert Pujols (+700) After leading … [Read more]

Both the Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves qualified for the 2010 playoffs last season, while the Florida Marlins, New York Mets and Washington Nationals all finished under .500. The Phillies look to be an untouchable force on paper, but will it translate on the field? Here’s how I see the NL East panning out in 2011: (the number listed … [Read more]