With the NFL season in the rearview mirror and the start of the 2025 MLB season just over a month away, it's time to check in on the latest 2025 World Series odds.
Following the conclusion of the 2024 World Series, the Dodgers were immediately billed as +400 favorites to repeat. And after a flurry of activity over the offseason, the Dodgers have only become heavier favorites, coming in at +300 on DraftKings.
Find out where the rest of the league stands in this early look at World Series odds for the 2025 MLB season.
2025 World Series Odds
| Team | World Series Odds |
|---|---|
| Los Angeles Dodgers | +300 |
| Atlanta Braves | +750 |
| New York Yankees | +800 |
| New York Mets | +1200 |
| Philadelphia Phillies | +1200 |
| Houston Astros | +1500 |
| Baltimore Orioles | +1700 |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | +2500 |
| Texas Rangers | +2500 |
| Boston Red Sox | +2500 |
| Minnesota Twins | +2500 |
| Seattle Mariners | +2800 |
| San Diego Padres | +2800 |
| Chicago Cubs | +3000 |
| Kansas City Royals | +3000 |
| Detroit Tigers | +3500 |
| Cleveland Guardians | +4000 |
| Milwaukee Brewers | +5000 |
| Tampa Bay Rays | +5000 |
| Toronto Blue Jays | +6000 |
| San Francisco Giants | +8000 |
| Cincinnati Reds | +10000 |
| St. Louis Cardinals | +12000 |
| Pittsburgh Pirates | +12000 |
| Los Angeles Angels | +20000 |
| Athletics | +25000 |
| Washington Nationals | +30000 |
| Miami Marlins | +50000 |
| Colorado Rockies | +50000 |
| Chicago White Sox | +50000 |
*Odds as of Wednesday, Feb. 12 via DraftKings
World Series Odds Analysis
The behemoth that is the Dodgers only grew more powerful over the offseason as they did the opposite of standing pat. Instead, they've drawn ire for shamelessly stacking their team (the horror!), acquiring RHP Roki Sasaki, LHP Blake Snell, LHP Tanner Scott, RHP Kirby Yates, IF Hye-seong Kim and OF Michael Conforto via free agency, while also retaining key pieces from their championship team in UTIL Tommy Edman, UTIL Kiké Hernandez, OF Teoscar Hernandez, RHP Blake Treinen and LHP Clayton Kershaw.
The Dodgers did not re-sign right-hander RHP Jack Flaherty, who landed back with the Tigers on a two-year deal. Flaherty played a huge role in L.A.'s World Series run so he's a notable loss. But it's more than offset by Sasaki, Snell and Shohei Ohtani returning to his two-way role this season.
The Padres — the one team that pushed the Dodgers to the edge last season — have taken a noticeable dip. They were +1500 following the World Series and have fallen to +2800 after a demoralizing offseason.
Hamstrung by ownership chaos, the Padres lost OF Jurickson Profar (who signed with the Braves), SS Ha-Seong Kim (who signed with the Rays) and the aforementioned Scott. More key players could be on the way out as RHPs Dylan Cease and Robert Suarez have surfaced in trade rumors.
The Mets (+1400 in October; +1200 in February) broke into the top five after signing the best available free agent: OF Juan Soto. New York also re-signed 1B Pete Alonso and LHP Sean Manaea and made some interesting pitching moves via free agency with RHPs Clay Holmes, Griffin Canning and Frankie Montas.
Bringing up the rear are the usual suspects: the Marlins, Rockies and White Sox.
