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StatusOpen
CategorySport
Published17 Dec 2025 08:09 UTC
Last Updated26 Dec 2025 23:00 UTC
| # | Bet options | Chance to win | Change | Odds | Return on 100 | Related |
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| Implied Projected Winner Shohei Ohtani | 4.41% | - | 22.700 | 2270 |
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| Shohei Ohtani | 4.41% | - | 22.700 | 2270 |
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| Fernando Tatis Jr. | 3.93% | - | 25.460 | 2546 |
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| Fernando Tatis Jr. | 3.93% | - | 25.460 | 2546 |
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| Corbin Carroll | 3.76% | - | 26.610 | 2661 |
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| Corbin Carroll | 3.76% | - | 26.610 | 2661 |
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| Kyle Tucker | 3.53% | - | 28.340 | 2834 |
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| Kyle Tucker | 3.53% | - | 28.340 | 2834 |
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| Juan Soto | 2.49% | - | 40.130 | 4013 |
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| Juan Soto | 2.49% | - | 40.130 | 4013 |
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The National League MVP Award is presented annually to the most outstanding player in the NL, voted on by members of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America (BBWAA). The award reflects a player’s offensive production, value to their team, and overall performance throughout the season.
Learn more about its history and past winners on Wikipedia – MVP Award.
Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) remains the top favorite to win the 2025 NL MVP. He currently leads in most betting markets, including BetRivers, with odds around –3000. He is also leading in key stats like home runs (45) and runs scored (124).
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Kyle Schwarber (Phillies) is the top challenger, with odds near +500, thanks to his high power numbers and run production.
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Juan Soto (Mets) has also been gaining traction. His well-rounded game—including walks, on-base stats, and baserunning—has made him a strong contender.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong (Cubs) is being viewed as a potential dark horse. His solid offensive output, elite defense, and high WAR metrics make him a value pick at +1000 odds.
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When wagering on the NL MVP, pay attention to:
Offensive Output: Stats like home runs, OPS, runs, and WAR remain crucial metrics.
Two-Way Value: Although not pitching yet in 2025, Ohtani’s dual-threat potential adds narrative weight.
Team Performance & Narrative: Players like Schwarber or Soto rise further if their teams are in contention.
Media & Voter Fatigue: Ohtani has multiple MVPs already; a fresh narrative may favor someone like Crow-Armstrong.
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Keep track of the race with these trusted resources:
Betting Odds:
FOX Sports – NL MVP Odds
﹙Featuring Ohtani at –1200, Schwarber at +500, Soto at +12000﹚
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Analytical Commentary:
TalkSport: Covers Ohtani’s continued dominance and MVP trajectory.
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MLB.com & ESPN: Ohtani leading fan and expert polls heading into July.
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Guardian (UK): Predicts Ohtani as frontrunner with insight into trends.
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BrewCrewBall & Team Sites: Offer deeper analysis on emerging candidates.
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Live Stats: Check updated league leaders on Wikipedia – 2025 MLB Season.
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Award: NL Most Valuable Player (MVP Award)
2025 Favorites:
Shohei Ohtani (LAD) – dominant at the plate; strong odds favorite
Kyle Schwarber (PHI) – powerful bat and run producer
Juan Soto (Mets) – balanced offensive + baserunning impact
Pete Crow-Armstrong (Cubs) – value pick with elite defense and WAR
Betting Factors: Offensive stats, team context, narrative appeal, potential voter shift
Best Sources: FOX Sports, MLB.com, ESPN, reputable news outlets & statistical trackers
This projection chart for BetMod 629 shows the Top 5 wagering options for "Sport" at 2025-08-27 18:26:16. The current order displaying on the Chart above is "Shohei Ohtani" the projected winner, "Shohei Ohtani" in second place, "Fernando Tatis Jr." in 3rd place right now, "Fernando Tatis Jr." showing up at 4th from the top, "Corbin Carroll" showing up at 5th from the top.
