Most Regular Season Home Runs Odds – 2013: Three Favorites Pay 5-1 Odds

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Sportsbook.com was offering odds on the Most Regular Season Home Runs for 2013 with three co-favorites offering payout odds of 5-1. 

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Giancarlo Stanton was coming in at 5-1 odds.  Stanton finished the 2012 season with career highs in home runs (37; 2nd in the National League, behind only Ryan Braun)  Braun, incidentally, is coming in at 20-1 odds.

Jose Bautista, also at 5-1 odds, hit 27 in 2012.  Bryce Harper, at 5-1 odds, had 22 in 2012.

Giancarlo Stanton

+500

Jose Bautista

+500

Bryce Harper

+500

Miguel Cabrera

+800

Albert Pujols

+900

Field (Any Other Player)

+1000

Prince Fielder

+1200

Ryan Howard

+1200

Matt Kemp

+1500

Adam Dunn

+2000

Josh Hamilton

+2000

Ryan Braun

+2000

Justin Upton

+2000

Jay Bruce

+2000

Find More Regular Season Home Run Odds Here

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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