MLB Team Betting Records
Updated · 2026 season
What $100 on every MLB team would have made or lost at the closing moneyline this season.
MLB Team Betting Records
| # | Team | W-L | $100 on every game |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  San Diego Padres | 41-18 | +$1581 |
| 2 |  Tampa Bay Rays | 39-22 | +$800 |
| 3 |  Milwaukee Brewers | 38-20 | +$578 |
| 4 |  Arizona Diamondbacks | 33-26 | +$558 |
| 5 |  Toronto Blue Jays | 31-27 | +$389 |
| 6 |  New York Yankees | 34-23 | +$297 |
| 7 |  New York Mets | 29-27 | +$263 |
| 8 |  Cincinnati Reds | 28-32 | +$203 |
| 9 |  Atlanta Braves | 33-26 | +$169 |
| 10 |  Houston Astros | 31-26 | +$29 |
| 11 |  Boston Red Sox | 33-25 | +$28 |
| 12 |  Chicago White Sox | 31-29 | +$27 |
| 13 |  Baltimore Orioles | 27-28 | −$23 |
| 14 |  Kansas City Royals | 28-30 | −$69 |
| 15 |  Miami Marlins | 27-30 | −$192 |
| 16 |  Pittsburgh Pirates | 28-29 | −$420 |
| 17 |  Los Angeles Dodgers | 36-22 | −$480 |
| 18 |  Cleveland Guardians | 30-27 | −$481 |
| 19 |  Chicago Cubs | 30-29 | −$544 |
| 20 |  Athletics | 21-37 | −$618 |
| 21 |  St. Louis Cardinals | 25-36 | −$695 |
| 22 |  Washington Nationals | 25-33 | −$793 |
| 23 |  Texas Rangers | 28-32 | −$809 |
| 24 |  Minnesota Twins | 25-32 | −$818 |
| 25 |  Detroit Tigers | 28-32 | −$838 |
| 26 |  Philadelphia Phillies | 29-28 | −$887 |
| 27 |  Seattle Mariners | 26-33 | −$1036 |
| 28 |  Los Angeles Angels | 21-37 | −$1139 |
| 29 |  San Francisco Giants | 22-39 | −$1296 |
| 30 |  Colorado Rockies | 18-40 | −$1596 |
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What are MLB betting records?
MLB is a moneyline sport, so the clearest betting record is money: the profit or loss from $100 on a team in every game at the closing price. Wins vs market is how many more (or fewer) games a team won than its closing prices implied.
How to use them
- Teams at the top have been underpriced by the market so far; teams at the bottom overpriced.
- Compare home and road records: a team can be a winner in one and a loser in the other.
- Open Against the Market for game-by-game prices and the bet-time line.