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NEW YORK, NY – The playoffs are set for liftoff in Major League Baseball and the strategy and speculation have already begun. Who will it all, which team’s pitching staff will dominate and even whether a home crowd will boo their own team are just some of the questions fans are asking. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on all things MLB Playoffs.

Analysts at BetUS posted the following odds on MLB Playoffs:

World Series Winner
Philadelphia Phillies 9/4
New York Yankees 3/1
Tampa Bay Rays 3/1
Minnesota Twins 8/1
San Francisco Giants 9/1
Texas Rangers 12/1
Cincinnati Reds 16/1
Atlanta Braves 14/1

Teams to meet in World Series
Yankees vs Phillies 5/2
Yankees vs Braves 10/1
Yankees vs Reds 10/1
Yankees vs Giants 7/1
Rays vs Phillies 5/2
Rays vs Braves 10/1
Rays vs Reds 10/1
Rays vs Giants 7/1
Rangers vs Phillies 7/1
Rangers vs Braves 25/1
Rangers vs Reds 25/1
Rangers vs Giants 18/1
Twins vs Phillies 6/1
Twins vs Braves 20/1
Twins vs Reds 20/1
Twins vs Giants 15/1

Series most likely to have a fan run on field
Texas Rangers vs Tampa Bay Rays 4/1
New York Yankees vs Minnesota Twins 8/1
Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies 3/1
San Francisco Giants vs Atlanta Braves 7/2

Team most likely to miss flight to away game
Rangers 5/1
Rays 10/1
Reds 8/1
Phillies 10/1
Yankees 7/1
Twins 10/1
Braves 7/1
Giants 8/1

Series with most extra innings
Texas Rangers vs Tampa Bay Rays 4/1
New York Yankees vs Minnesota Twins 5/1
Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies 7/1
San Francisco Giants vs Atlanta Braves 3/1

Series with most walk off home-runs
Texas Rangers vs Tampa Bay Rays 3/1
New York Yankees vs Minnesota Twins 4/1
Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies 7/2
San Francisco Giants vs Atlanta Braves 5/1
Manager to get ejected first
Ron Washington Rangers 5/1
Joe Maddon Rays 6/1
Dusty Baker Reds 7/1
Charlie Manuel Phillies 10/1
Joe Girardi Yankees 10/1
Ron Gardenhire Twins 6/1
Bobby Cox Braves 5/1
Bruce Bochy Giants 8/1

Manager to get ejected most Series with first brawl
Ron Washington Rangers 6/1
Joe Maddon Rays 8/1
Dusty Baker Reds 7/1
Charlie Manuel Phillies 10/1
Joe Girardi Yankees 12/1
Ron Gardenhire Twins 8/1
Bobby Cox Braves 5/1
Bruce Bochy Giants 9/1

Team to get booed by own home-crowd
Rangers 8/1
Rays 10/1
Reds 5/1
Phillies 7/2
Yankees 4/1
Twins 8/1
Braves 10/1
Giants 8/1

Correct Series Result

Texas Rangers vs Tampa Bay Rays
Rangers win 3 – 0 6/1
Rangers win 3 – 1 4/1
Rangers win 3 – 2 7/2
Rays win 3 – 0 9/2
Rays win 3 – 1 5/2
Rays win 3 – 2 3/1

New York Yankees vs Minnesota Twins
Yankees win 3 – 0 7/2
Yankees win 3 – 1 3/1
Yankees win 3 – 2 3/1
Twins win 3 – 0 8/1
Twins win 3 – 1 9/2
Twins win 3 – 2 4/1

Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies
Reds win 3 – 0 12/1
Reds win 3 – 1 6/1
Reds win 3 – 2 5/1
Phillies win 3 – 0 5/2
Phillies win 3 – 1 2/1
Phillies win 3 – 2 3/1

San Francisco Giants vs Atlanta Braves
Giants win 3 – 0 4/1
Giants win 3 – 1 5/2
Giants win 3 – 2 3/1
Braves win 3 – 0 8/1
Braves win 3 – 1 5/1
Braves win 3 – 2 4/1

NEW YORK, NY – Roy Halladay made MLB history last night by pitching the games second post-season no hitter in history. Adding to the thrilling accomplishment is the fact that it was Halladay’s first post-season appearance. In a year that has seen dominant pitching performance after dominant pitching performance, including a Halladay PERFECT game during the regular season, fans are logging on and looking for insight as to when the next mauling from the mound will take place. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on all things MLB post-season pitching heroics!

Analysts at BetUS posted the following odds on MLB Post-season No-Hitters:

Odds on next pitcher to throw a no-hitter this post-season:
Oswalt 21/1
CC Sabathia 10/1
Liriano 30/1
Lee 10/1
Pettitte 30/1
Arroyo 25/1
Hamels 15/1
Garza 30/1
Lincecum 15/1
Lowe 20/1
Pavano 20/1

Will Roy Halladay throw another no-hitter/perfect game this season:
Yes 1500/1

NEW YORK, NY – The NHL’s regular season is set to launch and the race for the Stanley Cup has fans looking for answers. With speculation and interest spiraling through the roof, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on all things NHL!

Analysts at BetUS posted the following odds on the NHL:

Stanley cup winner odds
Anaheim Ducks 30/1
Atlanta Thrashers 80/1
Bruins 14/1
Buffalo Sabers 26/1
Calgary Flames 40/1
Carolina Hurricanes 60/1
Chicago Blackhawks 7/1
Colorado Avalanche 50/1
Colombus Blue Jackets 150/1
Dallas Stars 50/1
Detroit Red Wings 8/1
Edmonton Oilers 100/1
Florida Panthers 100/1
Los Angeles Kings 14/1
Minnesota Wild 100/1
Montreal Canadiens 25/1
Nashville Predators 40/1
New Jersey Devils 12/1
New York Islanders 60/1
New York Rangers 60/1
Ottawa Senators 25/1
Philadelphia Flyers 12/1
Phoenix Coyotes 40/1
Pittsburgh Penguins 5/1
San Jose Sharks 14/1
St Louis Blues 35/1
Tampa Bay Lightning 30/1
Toronto Maple Leafs 50/1
Vancouver Canucks 7/1
Washington Capitals 9/2

Carolina Hurricanes Total Points
Over 86.5 Points 13/15
Under 86.5 Points 13/15

Minnesota Wild Total Points
Over 85.5 Points 13/15
Under 85.5 Points 13/15

Montreal Canadiens Total Points
Over 87.5 Points 13/15
Under 87.5 Points 13/15

Philadelphia Flyers Total Points
Over 97.5 Points 13/15
Under 97.5 Points 13/15

Pittsburgh Penguins Total Points
Over 104.5 Points 13/15
Under 104.5 Points 13/15

Toronto Maple Leafs Total Points
Over 82.5 Points 13/15
Under 82.5 Points 13/15

Calgary Flames Total Points
Over 92.5 Points 13/15
Under 92.5 Points 13/15

Chicago Blackhawks Total Points
Over 103.5 Points 13/15
Under 103.5 Points 13/15

Colorado Avalanche Total Points
Over 89.5 Points 13/15
Under 89.5 Points 13/15

Edmonton Oilers Total Points
Over 76.5 Points 13/15
Under 76.5 Points 13/15

Columbus Blue Jackets Total Points
Over 79.5 Points 13/15
Under 79.5 Points 13/15

San Jose Sharks Total Points
Over 103.5 Points 13/15
Under 103.5 Points 13/15

Anaheim Ducks Total Points
Over 88.5 Points 13/15
Under 88.5 Points 13/15

Dallas Stars Total Points
Over 88.5 Points 13/15
Under 88.5 Points 13/15

New Jersey Devils Total Points
Over 101.5 Points 13/15
Under 101.5 Points 13/15

Atlanta Thrashers Total Points
Over 83.5 Points 13/15
Under 83.5 Points 13/15

Buffalo Sabres Total Points
Over 91.5 Points 13/15
Under 91.5 Points 13/15

Ottawa Senators Total Points
Over 87.5 Points 13/15
Under 87.5 Points 13/15

Washington Capitals Total Points
Over 108.5 Points 13/15
Under 108.5 Points 13/15

Boston Bruins Total Points
Over 100.5 Points 13/15
Under 100.5 Points 13/15

Phoenix Coyotes Total Points
Over 92.5 Points 13/15
Under 92.5 Points 13/15

New York Islanders Total Points
Over 78.5 Points 13/15
Under 78.5 Points 13/15

New York Rangers Total Points
Over 87.5 Points 13/15
Under 87.5 Points 13/15

Tampa Bay Lightning Total Points
Over 92.5 Points 13/15
Under 92.5 Points 13/15

Nashville Predators Total Points
Over 91.5 Points 13/15
Under 91.5 Points 13/15

St Louis Blues Total Points
Over 93.5 Points 13/15
Under 93.5 Points 13/15

Detroit Red Wings Total Points
Over 102.5 Points 13/15
Under 102.5 Points 13/15

Los Angeles Kings Total Points
Over 100.5 Points 13/15
Under 100.5 Points 13/15

Vancouver Canucks Total Points
Over 106.5 Points 13/15
Under 106.5 Points 13/15

Florida Panthers Total Points
Over 71.5 Points 13/15
Under 71.5 Points 13/15

Which Division Will Win the Stanley Cup
Atlantic Division 9/4
Central Division 3/1
Pacific Division 9/2
Southeast Division 9/2
Northwest Division 5/1
Northeast Division 11/2

NEW YORK, NY – After under-performing for years, to put it politely, under the so-called leadership of Omar Minaya and Jerry Manuel, the Mets fired both men on Monday. With the playoffs set to begin MLB’s coaching hot-seat seems to be heating up as well and speculation is at an all time high. With fans looking for answers the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on which MLB manager will be fired next.

Analysts at BetUS posted the following odds on the MLB coaching hot-seat:

Odds on next MLB manager that won’t be back with their current team next season

Kirk Gibson (Arizona Diamondbacks) 20/1
Buck Showalter (Baltimore Orioles) 20/1
Mike Quade (Chicago Cubs) 12/1
Manny Acta (Cleveland Indians) 9/1
Jim Leyland (Detroit Tigers) 18/1
Edwin Rodriguez (Florida Marlins) 9/1
Brad Mills (Houston Astros) 8/1
Ned Yost (Kansas City Royals) 20/1
Mike Scioscia (Los Angeles Angels) 12/1
Ken Macha (Milwaukee Brewers) 9/1
Bob Geren (Oakland Athletics) 9/1
John Russell (Pittsburgh Pirates) 8/1
Daren Brown (Seattle Mariners) 20/1
Cito Gaston (Toronto Blue Jays) 15/1