Odds to win MLB All-Star Home Run Derby

Odds to win the 2007 MLB All-Star Home Run Derby

Jermaine Dye (Chicago White Sox) - 22 home runs. +1300

Troy Glaus (Toronto Blue Jays) - 22 home runs. +1116

David Ortiz (Boston Red Sox) - 30 home runs. +535

Miguel Tejada (Baltimore Orioles) - 17 home runs. +560

Lance Berkman (Houston Astros) - 24 home runs. +530

Miguel Cabrera (Florida Marlins) - 14 home runs. +547

David Wright (New York Mets) - 19 home runs. +640

Ryan Howard (Philadelphia Phillies) - 28 home runs. +540

2007 MLB All-Star Home Run Derby props

Highest amount of HR by a player in single round:

Over 16 1/2 home runs -152
Under 16 1/2 home runs +136

Lowest amount of HR by a player in a single round:

Over 2 1/2 home runs +124
Under 2 1/2 home runs -140

Highest entire contest HR`s for a player:

Over 29 1/2 home runs -108
Under 29 1/2 home runs -108

Total HR: AL players vs. NL players:

AL players +162
NL players -178

Number of one player double digit HR rounds in contest:

Over 2 1/2 rounds +120
Under 2 1/2 rounds -136

Odds provided by pinnaclesports.com.

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MLB: Colorado vs. Toronto
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Toronto
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June 19, 2013 - 7:07 PM
Capper:
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Analysis:

1* Toronto (7:07 ET): The Toronto Blue Jays came into the 2013 season w/ plenty of hype.  They quickly fell on their face, and in fact still remain in last place of a very competitive American League East.  But recently, things are trending upward in the form of a season-high seven-game win streak for the Jays.  Wednesday sees them going for a three-game sweep of the Rockies. I think they'll get it.....

Toronto allowed three runs yesterday. It was the most runs they'd allowed in the last six games.  In the previous five, they allowed a total of four.  One of those was a start from Mark Buehrle, who gets the nod here.  Last time out, the southpaw went seven scoreless innings, allowing just four hits, as Toronto won 8-0. In Buehrle's last two starts, he's allowed just 1 ER over 14 IP.  Buehrle has an all-time 32-13 team start record in Interleague Play.

Meanwhile, Colorado has dropped 22 of 27 games vs. the American League dating back to last year. That includes a 3-9 record this year, averaging just 3.0 runs per game.  They have never won in Toronto, batting just .176 in eight games here. Starter Juan Nicasio is winless in his last five starts and has yet to make it past the sixth inning all season. Toronto and Buehrle are just too hot right now. 1* Toronto.

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