2019 MLB Divisional Odds Tracker

• View updated divisional odds for all 30 Major League Baseball teams
• Graphs show the highs and lows of the 162-game season for each team
• See historical trends within every division in the American League and National League

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Before a Major League team can win the World Series it first has to dominate its division.

We’ve been keeping a close eye on all six American League and National League divisional races and have included each team’s odds below. The graphs have been generated by averaging the latest odds from our most trusted sportsbooks to help you better determine each team’s probability of coming out on top.

Bookmark this page and visit it often to see how the odds for your favorite clubs fluctuate during the 2019 MLB season.

AL East

March 13: The Yankees have achieved some separation from the Red Sox after opening with nearly identical odds. Bookmakers appear to have concerns over the state of Boston’s bullpen after the team lost Joe Kelly and Craig Kimbrel to free agency, and Steven Wright to suspension.

AL East Divisional Odds at Bovada

*All odds taken 03/13/19

AL East Trends

The Red Sox won the World Series in 2018, but the AL East still belongs to the Yankees. New York has won 18 divisional titles since 1969.

AL Central

March 13: Cleveland’s short odds have gotten even shorter, going from -190 to -420. It’s a surprising development after the Indians depleted their roster in the offseason to trim their payroll.

AL Central Divisional Odds at Bovada

AL Central Trends

The Indians wasted little time in claiming the AL Central as their own when the division was formed in 1994. Cleveland won six of the first seven AL Central crowns, including five straight from 1995-to-1999.

AL West

March 13: Bookmakers are bullish about the Astros, adjusting the team’s odds to -670. Houston now has the shortest odds of any Major League team to win its respective division.

AL West Divisional Odds at Bovada

AL West Trends

The Astros became the first team in AL West history to record back-to-back 100-win seasons in 2017 and 2018. Can they accomplish the feat again this year?

NL East

March 13: Philadelphia’s odds have shortened significantly after a busy – and expensive – offseason in which they added former MVPs Bryce Harper and Andrew McCutchen, and proven All-Stars Jean Segura and JT Realmuto.

NL East Divisional Odds at Bovada

NL East Trends

The Braves had a stranglehold on the NL East from 1995 to 2005, winning 11 consecutive divisional crowns. Atlanta never won fewer than 88 games during that remarkable span.

NL Central

March 13: The Cubs have pulled ahead of the Cardinals and Brewers by the narrowest of margins. Oddsmakers are counting on bounceback seasons from All-Stars Kris Bryant and Yu Darvish, both of whom struggled with injuries in 2018.

NL Central Divisional Odds at Bovada

NL Central Trends

The Cubs have won two of the last three NL Central crowns, finishing first in 2016 and 2017. Can they return to the mountaintop again this year?

NL West

March 13: The Dodgers retooled on the fly this winter by acquiring All-Stars AJ Pollock and Russell Martin and hard-throwing World Series champ Joe Kelly. The NL West is theirs to lose.

NL West Divisional Odds at Bovada

NL West Trends

The Dodgers continued their reign in 2018 by winning their sixth straight NL West title. It’s an impressive streak, but it has yet to lead to a World Series championship, as Los Angeles has repeatedly come up short in the postseason.