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Gambling911.com has your Seattle Mariners vs. Chicago White Sox betting trends. Live daily odds can be found here.
Mariners Team Analysis
The Seattle Mariners pay out $3500 on a $100 bet to win the 2022 World Series.
Last season's overachieving squad finished 90-72 and the concept is no longer on rebuilding but on winning.
Says one opposing scout speaking to Athlon Sports:
"It's easy to see this team taking off. They added the Cy Young winner in Robbie Ray, who has an unhittable slider and a fastball that just explodes on guys. Jarred Kelenic really grew up down the stretch, and he'll be an impact bat with Mitch Haniger, Ty France and Kyle Lewis. Adam Frazier brings the bat-to-ball skills that this team needs, and at 27, J.P. Crawford's in that sweet spot in his career. I like their starters after Ray: Chris Flexen has already earned his contract, and he's no fluke — that invisible fastball just devastates hitters. You don't worry about Marco Gonzales as long as he keeps the ball in the park, and I'm a big Logan Gilbert guy — a power arm, good makeup and the kind of body language that makes you think he's 30. Watch out for Justin Dunn, too: He's like Greg Maddux, pitching from a rocking chair, and next thing you know he's gone six and given up one run. They got a lot out of journeyman reliever types, but there's no reason to think that group will regress."
White Sox Team Analysis
The Chicago White Sox pay out $1000 on a $100 bet to win the 2022 World Series.
The White Sox enter this season having exited the last two post seasons after the first round of play.
They do have one of the more formidable lineups in Major League Baseball and were winners of two of their first three games of the new season.
Tim Anderson swung right back into action Sunday after serving a suspension stemming from an incident last season, hitting two doubles and a single as the Chicago White Sox routed the Detroit Tigers 10-1 on Sunday.
Recent Trends (April 10, 2022)
- Seattle is 14-7 in the last 21 meetings of this series.
- The Over is 10-3 in the last 13 games of this series.
Pitching vs. Batters
- Robbie Ray (Seattle) is .184 versus the White Sox allowing just 16 hits on 66 at bats.
- Dallas Keuchel (White Sox) is .286 versus Seattle, allowing 18 hits on 62 at bats, but just one home run.
- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com
