Odds on Dave Martinez Next MLB Manager Fired

Submitted by Guest on

Written by :

Guest

Published on :

Well, that didn’t take long!

bolnba.png

On Thursday, we sent out odds courtesy of BetOnline.ag on the next manager fired after the Pirates canned Derek Shelton.

Bud Black was the favorite at that time, and for good reason. The Rockies fired him on Sunday after a three-touchdown shellacking (21-0) at the hands of the Padres the day prior.

They hired Warren Schaeffer (more of a lawyer’s name than a MLB manager, but I digress) and his record is now 1-0.

The Rockies are currently on pace to finish 28-134, which would shatter the loss record of 121 set by last year’s Chicago White Sox.

Next Manager to be Fired

 

 

Dave Martinez (Nationals)

3/2

(+150)

Brandon Hyde (Orioles)

2/1

 

Ron Washington (Angels)

5/2

(+250)

John Schneider (Blue Jays)

11/2

(+550)

Joe Espada (Astros)

25/1

 

Rocco Baldelli (Twins)

25/1

 

Related Content

Pete Hegseth Out By January 2027 Odds: Kalshi Traders Push That Number Up to 74 Percent

Pete Hegseth Out By January 2027 Odds: Kalshi Traders Push That Number Up to 74 Percent

President Trump said he was not considering replacing Hegseth, despite voter dissatisfaction with the war, saying Hegseth was “doing a great job".
Nikita Kucherov Next Team the Montreal Canadiens Payout Odds

Nikita Kucherov Next Team the Montreal Canadiens Payout Odds

According to Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet, Kucherov has the Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs among the teams at the top of his preferred destinations for a potential trade.
Bet on The Traitors: Will Viktor Flip and Become a Traitor Thursday Night?

Bet on The Traitors: Will Viktor Flip and Become a Traitor Thursday Night?

The oddsmakers at BetOnline Sports & Casino think Victor will flip sides.
Cleveland Guardians Pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz Called ‘Cheaters’ at Fraud Trial

Cleveland Guardians Pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz Called ‘Cheaters’ at Fraud Trial

Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz were described by a prosecutor Wednesday as “cheaters” during opening statements at a New York criminal fraud trial that has cast a spotlight on the threat gamblers pose to America’s pastime.