MLB All Star rosters were announced on Saturday, and with the game that decides who gets home field advantage in the World Series just a week away, let\u2019s look at which teams could put that home field advantage to good use and claim the Commissioner\u2019s Trophy. Odds courtesy of Bovada.lv<\/a>. <\/p>\n The Tigers were dealt a tough loss in the World Series a year ago, but they\u2019re playing like a team that wants to get back to the Series this year. Detroit\u2019s core remains largely intact while the return of Victor Martinez and the addition of Torii Hunter have made the Tiger lineup even more potent. Justin Verlander is rounding back into form after his annual slow start, while Max Scherzer has pitched his way into the Cy Young conversation. Their bullpen needs to be patched up at the trade deadline, but otherwise, the Tigers have all the weapons to push through and win their first World Series since 1984.<\/p>\n Check out our in-house Handicapper!!! Buy Razor Ray’s MLB Picks Today!<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n With the team playing half of their games in a very hitter-friendly ballpark it isn\u2019t surprising to see the Reds have as much success offensively as they\u2019ve had thus far. The deal that brought Shin-Soo Choo to Cincinnati is looking like a steal right now, while Votto, Phillips, and Bruce form one of the best middle of the order combos in all of baseball. The team\u2019s staff, one through five, is the best in the game, and no opponent wants to see Aroldis Chapman come out of the bullpen.<\/p>\n No team will send more players to the All Star Game than the Orioles. It\u2019s no surprise that the team can still mash the ball, although Chris Davis\u2019s torrid home run pace may come as a surprise to some. A year ago general manager Dan Duquette picked up a bunch of cheap arms at the trading deadline who wound up drawing starts in the postseason, but this year guys like Chris Tillman, Miguel Gonzalez, and Jason Hammel are pitching well enough to earn a spot in the team\u2019s playoff rotation.<\/p>\n A preseason World Series favorite of many, the Nationals have had some injury issues to deal with in the first half of the season, but the team is getting healthy now, and their roster is one of the deepest in baseball when all of the pieces are in place. The Nationals will be able to roll out a pair of aces in the postseason, a luxury they did not get to enjoy a year ago with Stephen Strasburg shut down in September.<\/p>\n Someone is going to have to come out of the National League West, and right now it looks like that team is going to be the Diamondbacks. Patrick Corbin\u2019s emergence makes the team\u2019s pitching rotation look that much better, and they haven\u2019t lost a step in the outfield with Justin Upton moving to Atlanta. Paul Goldschmidt still flies under the radar somewhat, but he\u2019s going to get some serious MVP consideration at the end of the season. [dfads params=’groups=10&limit=1&return_javascript=0′]<\/p>\n The Rays are desperate for one of their starting pitchers to step up and take a firm grip on the No. 2 spot in the rotation. First it looked like it would be Matt Moore, then Alex Cobb, now it might be Jeremy Hellickson. Regardless of whom it is, as long as one of those guys is rolling along and the team continues to hit, the Rays will be a tough out come October. No manager in baseball gets more out of his players than Joe Maddon.<\/p>\n Detroit Tigers +650 Fall Classic MLB All Star rosters were announced on Saturday, and with the game that decides who gets home field advantage in the World Series just a week away, let\u2019s look at which teams could put that home field advantage to good use and claim the Commissioner\u2019s Trophy. 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Cincinnati Reds (+1400)<\/h3>\n
Baltimore Orioles (+1600)<\/h3>\n
Washington Nationals (+1600)<\/h3>\n
Arizona Diamondbacks (+2200)<\/h3>\n
Tampa Bay Rays (+2500)<\/h3>\n
Odds to win the 2013 World Series<\/h3>\n
\nSt. Louis Cardinals +750
\nAtlanta Braves +800
\nBoston Red Sox +1100
\nTexas Rangers +1100
\nOakland Athletics +1200
\nPittsburgh Pirates +1200
\nCincinnati Reds +1400
\nBaltimore Orioles +1600
\nToronto Blue Jays +1600
\nWashington Nationals +1600
\nArizona Diamondbacks +2200
\nLos Angeles Dodgers +2200
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\nLos Angeles Angels +2500
\nNew York Yankees +2500
\nTampa Bay Rays +2500
\nCleveland Indians +2800
\nColorado Rockies +4000
\nSan Diego Padres +4000
\nKansas City Royals +5000
\nPhiladelphia Phillies +6600
\nMinnesota Twins +15000
\nChicago White Sox +25000
\nNew York Mets +25000
\nSeattle Mariners +30000
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\nMilwaukee Brewers +50000
\nHouston Astros +250000
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