World Series odds for the second half

Courtesy of Bovada we have some updated World Series odds for the second half:

Detroit Tigers - 13/2
St. Louis Cardinals - 7/1
Atlanta Braves - 8/1
Boston Red Sox - 9/1
Los Angeles Dodgers - 9/1
Oakland Athletics - 10/1
Texas Rangers - 12/1
Cincinnati Reds - 15/1
Washington Nationals - 15/1
Pittsburgh Pirates - 16/1
Tampa Bay Rays - 16/1
Baltimore Orioles - 18/1
Arizona Diamondbacks - 20/1
Cleveland Indians - 25/1
New York Yankees - 28/1
Los Angeles Angels - 33/1
San Francisco Giants - 33/1
Toronto Blue Jays - 40/1
Philadelphia Phillies - 50/1
Colorado Rockies - 66/1
Kansas City Royals - 75/1
San Diego Padres - 100/1
New York Mets - 250/1
Chicago Cubs - 500/1
Chicago White Sox - 500/1
Minnesota Twins - 500/1
Seattle Mariners - 500/1
Milwaukee Brewers - 1000/1
Houston Astros - 5000/1
Miami Marlins - 5000/1

If you had $1,000, and you wanted $500,000, one way to do it would be to put $1,000 on the Cubs to win the World Series. Another way to do it would be to put just $100 on the Marlins to do the same. Then sit back and watch. And hope. Could happen.

And now division-specific odds:

Odds to Win the 2013 AL East
Boston Red Sox - 4/5
Tampa Bay Rays - 5/2
Baltimore Orioles - 5/1
New York Yankees - 7/1
Toronto Blue Jays - 22/1

Odds to Win the 2013 AL Central
Detroit Tigers - 1/4
Cleveland Indians - 11/4
Kansas City Royals - 14/1
Chicago White Sox - 100/1
Minnesota Twins - 100/1

Odds to Win the 2013 AL West
Oakland Athletics - 5/6
Texas Rangers - 1/1
Los Angeles Angels - 10/1
Seattle Mariners - 150/1
Houston Astros - 1000/1

Odds to Win the 2013 NL East
Atlanta Braves - 1/3
Washington Nationals - 9/4
Philadelphia Phillies - 12/1
New York Mets - 150/1
Miami Marlins - 1000/1

Odds to Win the 2013 NL Central
St. Louis Cardinals 2/3
Pittsburgh Pirates 12/5
Cincinnati Reds 3/1
Milwaukee Brewers 300/1
Chicago Cubs 300

Odds to Win the 2013 NL West
Los Angeles Dodgers - 10/11
Arizona Diamondbacks - 7/4
San Francisco Giants - 7/1
Colorado Rockies - 15/2
San Diego Padres - 25/1

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