2022 World Series Odds: Every Team's World Series Odds at The All-Star Break

2022 World Series Odds: Every Team's World Series Odds at The All-Star Break

The Major League Baseball All-Star break is upon us, so let's take a look at where each of the league's 30 teams stands at the unofficial halfway point of the season.

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30. Washington Nationals (31-63) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

Just two years removed from a World Series title, the Nationals find themselves in full-on rebuild mode. Especially after the news of All-Star Outfielder, Juan Soto declining a $445 million extension, which seemingly forces the team's hand to listen to trade offers for the 23-year-old star.

29. Pittsburgh Pirates (39-54) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

The Pirates have been stuck in rebuild mode for years now and with no end in sight, they'll be stuck in the 25 to 30 range when it comes to World Series odds for the foreseeable future.

28. Oakland Athletics (32-61) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

Months removed from trading nearly every MLB-ready asset on the roster, the Athletics will be right in this spot for years to come.

27. Kansas City Royals (36-56) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

Once the class of the American League, the Royals are stuck in rebuild mode after many of their stars left or have simply got old, they will be towards the back end of the middle of the pack for the foreseeable future.

26. Colorado Rockies (43-50) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

Following a 2007 World Series appearance against the Red Sox, the Rockies haven't since seen much success and with no end in sight, the Rockies could be doing much of the same for years.

25. Cincinnati Reds (34-57) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

After one of the worst starts in MLB history, the Reds have played decent Baseball as of late but the abysmal 3-22 start immediately put the Reds out of any postseason race.

24. Chicago Cubs (35-57) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

Almost mirroring the Royals, but in the National League, the Cubs were yearly contenders just years ago but after many stars signed elsewhere while the rest aged, the Cubs are stuck in mediocrity for the time being.

23. Arizona Diamondbacks (40-52) (+200000) (Bet $100 To Win $200,000)

The average of the average, the Arizona Diamondbacks. They'll seemingly never be the worst of the worst but they're even farther from being the best of the best.

22. Detroit Tigers (37-55) (+100000) (Bet $100 To Win $100,000)

Miguel Cabrera's hit watch has been the only exciting thing for the Detroit Tigers, this season. Now that Miggy got his 3,000th hit, the Tigers don't have much juice otherwise.

21. Texas Rangers (41-49) (+50000) (Bet $100 To Win $50,000)

After a wild spending spree, last winter, the Rangers were set to be competing with the likes of the Yankees, Astros, and Blue Jays, however that hasn't happened and Marcus Semien has been somewhat of a flop while Corey Seager hasn't done much but hit for power after signing a $325 million deal.

20. Miami Marlins (43-48) (+20000) (Bet $100 To Win $20,000)

Set to be one of the worst teams in the entire league coming into the season, the Marlins have severely outplayed expectations. However, they're not quite ready to be in playoff contention, never mind World Series contention.

19. Los Angeles Angels (39-53) (+15000) (Bet $100 To Win $15,000)

With a roster led by perhaps the two best players in the entire league, the Angels will seemingly be subject to the same issues as usual...it's Mike Trout and Shohei Otani...and then everyone else.

18. Baltimore Orioles (46-46) (+15000) (Bet $100 To Win $15,000)

Much like the Marlins, the Orioles were oddsmaker's favorites to be one of the worst teams in the league heading into the year, however, the O's have been one of Baseball's best teams as of late and while they're not quite in the playoff mix, they're not nearly as awful as previously expected.

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17. Cleveland Guardians (46-44) (+10000) (Bet $100 To Win $10,000)

As the middle of pack as the middle of the pack can be, enter the Cleveland Guardians. A name change and a few roster shake-ups haven't done much for the Cleveland Baseball club as they're stuck at 46-44 entering the All-Star break and they'll be happy to just sneak into a second wild card spot if that's even possible.

16. San Francisco Giants (48-43) (+8000) (Bet $100 To Win $8,000)

Much like the previously mentioned Guardians, the Giants are stuck right in the middle of the pack. With a mediocre 48-43 record, the Giants are in the most competitive division in the National League, a division that boasts the best team in the NL, the Dodgers, as well as another favorite, the Padres.

15. Seattle Mariners (51-42) (+5000) (Bet $100 To Win ($5,000)

One of the biggest sleepers entering the year was the Mariners...and they've proved to be just that. The Mariners have exceeded expectations but don't seem to be quite ready to compete with the best of the best just yet.

14. Tampa Bay Rays (51-41) (+4000) (Bet $100 To Win ($4,000)

The Rays are stuck in the AL East, a murderer's row in the year 2022, which boasts the odds-on favorite to win the whole thing, the Yankees, the pre-season favorite, the Blue Jays, and another very good club in the Red Sox.

13. St. Louis Cardinals (50-44) (+4000) (Bet $100 To Win ($4,000)

Another very good ball club that will seemingly be subject to not being able to compete with the likes of the Dodgers, Mets, and Braves...the Cardinals have done better than nearly every pre-season preview thought, but it doesn't look like it'll be enough for the Cards to get back to their late 2000's glory.

12. Philadelphia Phillies (49-43) (+4000) (Bet $100 To Win ($4,000)

Donning the reigning MVP, Bryce Harper, and fan-favorite slugger, Kyle Schwarber, the Phillies will be in most games due to their power hitters, however, that probably won't be enough when facing the elite of the elite when the fall rolls around.

11. Minnesota Twins (50-44) (+4000) (Bet $100 To Win ($4,000)

The American Central is about as above average as it gets. The Twins and White Sox are both very good ball clubs, however, it seems as if they'll come up short against the likes of the Yankees, Astros, and Blue Jays when it matters most.

10. Chicago White Sox (46-46) (+4000) (Bet $100 To Win ($4,000)

Much like their division rivals, the Twins, and the White Sox appear to be subject of just not quite cutting it when it comes down to it. A good ball club that's underachieving, however, if the right pieces fall into place, they could be a team to be reckoned with come September.

9. Boston Red Sox (48-45) (+4000) (Bet $100 To Win ($4,000)

Stuck in perhaps the best division in baseball, the Red Sox will struggle to make the playoffs, never mind the World Series. It appears the be the Yankees, the Astros, the Blue Jays then everyone else in the American League, and unfortunately for the Red Sox, two of those teams are in their division.

8. San Diego Padres (52-42) (+2500) (Bet $100 To Win ($2,500)

If the Dodgers, Mets, and Braves didn't exist, the Padres would be World Series favorites in the National League but unfortunately for them, those teams very much exist and may be the reason the Padres don't make it much farther than they did last season.

7. Milwaukee Brewers (50-43) (+2500) (Bet $100 To Win ($2,500)

Another very good Baseball team that may just be subject to running into the buzzsaws, the Dodgers, Mets, and/or Braves come the postseason.

6. Toronto Blue Jays (+2000) (50-43) (Bet $100 To Win $2,000)

One of the favorites heading into the season, the young guns north of the border have struggled as of late. However, with perhaps the best roster on paper in the American League, it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Blue Jays representing the AL when the Fall Classic rolls around.

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5. Atlanta Braves (56-38) (+900) (Bet $100 To Win $900)

The reigning champions have found their groove after an average start, possibly due to a World Series hangover. However, with the return of star, Ronald Acuna Jr., the Braves are primed to make another run at a potential back-to-back World Series appearance.

4. New York Mets (58-35) (+700) (Bet $100 To Win $700)

Many fans think the Subway Series showdown will take place in this year's World Series, and with good reason. The Mets have come back down to earth a bit following their white-hot start, but with a healthy Max Scherzer and Pete Alonso leading the way, the Mets will surely be in the mix when October comes around.

3. Houston Astros (59-32) (+450) (Bet $100 To Win $450)

The Astros keep on chugging. No matter the scandal, no matter if one of their best players leaves in free agency, the Astros are the Astros and they'll always be right in the mix when it matters the most.

2. Los Angeles Dodgers (60-30) (+375) (Bet $100 To Win $375)

With perhaps the most stacked roster in recent memory, the 2020 champions are right where they should be, on top of the National League and the oddsmaker's favorites to represent the National League in this year's World Series.

1. New York Yankees (64-28) (+325) (Bet $100 To Win $325)

The class of the MLB thus far in 2022, the 27-time World Series Champions have had the best record in the league from wire to wire as we head to the All-Star break. The Bronx Bombers are the odds-on favorite to win their first title since 2009.