Find Latest Odds on Who Will Win the American League Penant 2021

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Tony Caliente

Published on :

25 July, 2021

Find Latest Odds on Who Will Win the American League Penant 2021

Drew Butler and Nick Bahe of BetOnline All Access take a look at the American League Penant odds, all of which we list below and can be bet here.

Butler likes the Houston Astros "with tons of experience".

He adds: "Look at what they are doing on the offensive side of Baseball. First in runs scored, first in batting average, first in on base percentage."

They are the favorites to win paying $250 for every $100 bet.

Pennant Futures

Odds to Win the 2021 American League (Place Your Bets Here)

Houston Astros+225

Chicago White Sox+350

Boston Red Sox+550

Tampa Bay Rays+550

New York Yankees+1100

Oakland Athletics+1100

Toronto Blue Jays+1400

Seattle Mariners+2800

Cleveland Indians+4500

Los Angeles Angels+4500

Minnesota Twins+25000

Detroit Tigers+40000

Kansas City Royals+50000

Baltimore Orioles+250000

Texas Rangers+250000

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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