Brewers' 2011 World Series odds 
By Bob Wolfley of the Journal Sentinel

Dec. 14, 2010 |(10) Comments

In November, the oddsmakers at bodog.com had the Brewers as a 65-to-1 shot to win the 2011 World Series.

As of Tuesday, their odds have improved to 60/1, which puts them just ahead of the Washington Nationals and just behind the Toronto Blue Jays.

These are the current odds for teams in MLB to win the World Series next season, according to bodog:

* Philadelphia Phillies 7/2
* Boston Red Sox 5/1
* New York Yankees 6/1
* San Francisco Giants 12/1
* Minnesota Twins 18/1
* St. Louis Cardinals 18/1
* Atlanta Braves 20/1
* Cincinnati Reds 20/1
* Colorado Rockies 20/1
* Tampa Bay Rays 20/1
* Texas Rangers 20/1
* Chicago White Sox 25/1
* Los Angeles Angels 25/1
* Detroit Tigers 28/1
* Los Angeles Dodgers 30/1
* San Diego Padres 30/1
* Chicago Cubs 35/1
* Florida Marlins 35/1
* New York Mets 35/1
* Oakland Athletics 35/1
* Toronto Blue Jays 50/1
* Milwaukee Brewers 60/1
* Washington Nationals 65/1
* Houston Astros 70/1
* Arizona Diamondbacks 80/1
* Baltimore Orioles 80/1
* Cleveland Indians 80/1
* Seattle Mariners 100/1
* Kansas City Royals 125/1
* Pittsburgh Pirates 150/1

Thoughts on the Pujols stuff. I think he is delusional if he thinks he is going to get 10 years $300 mil. I don't think the Cardinals will give him that kind of a deal, nor should they.

Question is....if the Cardinals don't give him what he wants, who will? Anyone?

"IronMan" wrote:

This kind of situation is why the Yankees are bad for baseball in the current setting.. they overpay the market (Arod redo) and set the number in the minds of the top tier talent that is insane.

Them and that goofy ass (former) Texas owner Tom Hicks that went bankrupt.

Baseball will be the next in labor strife because most owners can't bankroll those types of numbers.

"Pack93z" wrote:

"Pack93z" wrote:

Albert Pujols will not sign a new contract with the Cardinals this spring. Negotiations came to an end on Wednesday morning, more than an hour prior to the slugger's self-imposed 11 a.m. CT Wednesday deadline. Thus, as he has said, he will break off all contract talks until after the season ends.