2015 NL Cy Young Odds to Win
LAS VEGAS, NV (The Spread) – Which pitcher will win the Cy Young Award in the National League for the 2015 MLB season? Let’s take a look at the odds.
According to oddsmakers from online sports book Bovada.lv, Dodgers’ ace Clayton Kershaw is favored to repeat as the two-time NL Cy Young Award winner with 1/1 odds. The Nationals’ Max Scherzer has the next-best odds at 8/1 while his teammate Stephen Strasburg is 10/1 to take home the award this season.
Last year’s World Series MVP Madison Bumgarner of the Giants is also 12/1 to win the NL Cy Young Award this year while Matt Harvey of the Mets is 16/1. Adam Wainwright, Johnny Cueto, Jon Lester and Jordan Zimmerman are all 20/1, respectively, to win this year’s Cy Young in the National League.
Some of the mid-range long shots include Cole Hamels, Jacob DeGrom and Zach Greinke, who are all 25/1, respectively, to win the award. Gerritt Cole of the Pirates is also 33/1.
For a complete list of NL Cy Young Award odds to win, see below.
2015 NL Cy Young Award Odds
Clayton Kershaw 1/1
Max Scherzer 8/1
Stephen Strasburg 10/1
Madison Bumgarner 12/1
Matt Harvey 16/1
Adam Wainwright 20/1
Johnny Cueto 20/1
Jon Lester 20/1
Jordan Zimmerman 20/1
Cole Hamels 25/1
Jacob DeGrom 25/1
Zach Greinke 25/1
Gerritt Cole 33/1
Doug Fister 50/1
Henderson Alvarez 50/1
Jake Arrieta 50/1
James Shields 50/1
Julio Teheran 50/1
Tyson Ross 66/1
Lance Lynn 75/1
Aroldis Chapman 100/1
Craig Kimbrel 100/1
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