2020 NL Central Preview by the Odds

It has been a long, crazy offseason, but it does finally look like the 2020 MLB season is upon us.

With a 60-game regular season, we could see plenty of surprises this year. Teams can't afford to get off to a slow start, and a single big streak of wins or losses could have a massive impact on the playoff picture.

With the return of sports also comes the return of sports betting, and FanDuel Sportsbook has you covered with all the MLB odds you need.

Here's how the betting odds are projecting the NL Central to shape up in 2020.

Odds to Win the NL Central

1. Chicago Cubs (+230)

2. Cincinnati Reds (+230)

3. St. Louis Cardinals (+240)

4. Milwaukee Brewers (+350)

5. Pittsburgh Pirates (+7000)

Chicago Cubs Predictions 2020

Projected Win Total: 31.5
Odds to Win the NL Central: +230
Odds to Win the National League: +1300
Odds to Win the World Series: +2600

Cincinnati Reds Predictions 2020

Projected Win Total: 31.5
Odds to Win the NL Central: +230
Odds to Win the National League: +1300
Odds to Win the World Series: +2600

St. Louis Cardinals Predictions 2020

Projected Win Total: 31.5
Odds to Win the NL Central: +240
Odds to Win the National League: +1200
Odds to Win the World Series: +2500

Milwaukee Brewers Predictions 2020

Projected Win Total: 30.5
Odds to Win the NL Central: +350
Odds to Win the National League: +1800
Odds to Win the World Series: +3500

Pittsburgh Pirates Predictions 2020

Projected Win Total: 25.5
Odds to Win the NL Central: +7000
Odds to Win the National League: +10000
Odds to Win the World Series: +16000

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