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Jacob deGrom was the first fish to land on a fresh team this MLB offseason.
The two-time Cy Young recipient signed a six-year deal with Texas, and the Rangers might not be done yet, at least according to the oddsmakers.
"There are still some big names on the market, and I'm not sure the Rangers are finished, even after their spending spree last offseason," Adam Burns, Sportsbook Manager at BetOnline.ag, said. "We have better odds for many teams, but most books are higher on Texas than we are because we have to protect against the liability and potential value."
Here are the World Series odds changes spurred by the deGrom signing:
- Rangers 40-1 to 18-1
- Mets 12-1 to 14-1
World Series
Los Angeles Dodgers 6-1
Houston Astros 6-1
Atlanta Braves 8-1
New York Yankees 10-1
New York Mets 14-1
Philadelphia Phillies 14-1
San Diego Padres 14-1
Seattle Mariners 14-1
Toronto Blue Jays 14-1
Texas Rangers 18-1
Chicago White Sox 20-1
St. Louis Cardinals 20-1
Boston Red Sox 25-1
Tampa Bay Rays 25-1
San Francisco Giants 28-1
Cleveland Guardians 33-1
Milwaukee Brewers 33-1
Los Angeles Angels 40-1
Baltimore Orioles 50-1
Miami Marlins 50-1
Minnesota Twins 50-1
Detroit Tigers 80-1
Arizona Diamondbacks 100-1
Chicago Cubs 100-1
Cincinnati Reds 100-1
Kansas City Royals 100-1
Colorado Rockies 125-1
Oakland Athletics 150-1
Pittsburgh Pirates 150-1
Washington Nationals 150-1
