Circa Sports releases MLB odds during all-star break
16 July 2026(PRESS RELEASE) -- As professional baseball enters its midsummer break, Circa Sports – a leading authority in sports betting – has released updated markets for the remainder of the season, including championships, award and league leaders.
Los Angeles (N) and New York (A) remain the favorites from the beginning of the season. Milwaukee has made one of the biggest jumps since Spring Training, moving from +3200 in February to the third favorite at +950 heading into the break. Seattle, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay are the next teams considered most likely to win the title.
Favorites to win the championship at Circa Sports include:
- Los Angeles (N) +195
- New York (A) +600
- Milwaukee +950
- Seattle +1050
- Philadelphia +1200
- Tampa Bay +1300
- Atlanta +1400
- Chicago (N) +2000
- Texas +2500
In addition, Circa Sports oddsmakers have re-released odds on MVP and Cy Young Award winners. In the National League, both awards are runaways. Shohei Ohtani is -1400 to win MVP and Jacob Misiorowski is -515 to win Cy Young. However, the AL races are much closer. Yordan Alvarez is considered odds-on to win the award, at -175, however, Junior Caminero and Bobby Witt Jr are close behind at +400 and +460, respectively
Favorites to win AL MVP include:
- Yordan Alvarez -175
- Junior Caminero +400
- Bobby Witt Jr +460
- Ben Rice +1300
- Nick Kurtz +1600
New York’s Cam Schlittler is even-money (or +100) to win the AL Cy Young award. Dylan Cease is right behind him though, at +135. There’s a big dropoff after the first two, as Drew Rasmussen and Joe Ryan are next at +1500 and +2000 respectively.
Favorites to win AL Cy Young at Circa Sports include:
- Cam Schlittler EV
- Dylan Cease +175
- Drew Rasmussen +1500
- Joe Ryan +2000
- Logan Gilbert +2800
- Jacob DeGrom +2900
Like the NL Cy Young award, Jacob Misiorowski is running away with the market to throw the most regular season strikeouts. He’s -415 to finish with the most strikeouts in baseball. The most regular season home runs is far more open. Kyle Schwarber, who currently leads the league with 32 home runs, is +150 to finish with the most. Yordan Alvarez, Junior Caminero and Ben Rice all have odds of +950 or shorter.
Favorites to finish with the most home runs include:
- Kyle Schwarber +150
- Yordan Alvarez +235
- Junior Caminero +600
- Ben Rice +950
- James Wood +1050
Finally, two of the most disappointing players in baseball this season have been Vladimir Guerrero Jr and Fernando Tatis Jr. The two sluggers have 6 and 5 home runs, respectively, and have not been anywhere close to the MVP-caliber players they have been in the past. Circa Sports oddsmakers have put up some new props asking which player will have a better second half, and if either player will turn it around.
Who Will Have More Regular Season Home Runs:
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr -120
- Fernando Tatis Jr +100
Vladimir Guerrero Jr or Fernando Tatis has 20+ Regular Season Home Runs:
- Yes +280
- No -340