MLB Projected Win Totals and Over/Under Odds 2025: Dodgers Tabbed With High Win Total After Big Offseason

The 2025 MLB season is right around the corner and unsurprisingly, the Los Angeles Dodgers lead the season win totals market as they look to defend their World Series title.

Neil Parker - Analyst at Covers.com
Neil Parker • Betting Analyst
Feb 11, 2025 • 14:59 ET • 6 min read
Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter player Shohei Ohtani (17) celebrates with shortstop Mookie Betts (50)
Photo By - Imagn Images. Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter player Shohei Ohtani (17) celebrates with shortstop Mookie Betts (50)

Pitchers and catchers are reporting to spring training and the 2025 MLB season is right around the corner, it’s no surprise the Los Angeles Dodgers have the highest win total in baseball after an aggressive offseason following their World Series championship last fall. 

Here’s our look at the projected win totals for all 30 teams and a breakdown of the MLB odds in the market.

2025 National League win total odds

Team Total Over Under
Diamondbacks Arizona Diamondbacks 86.5 -120 +100
Braves Atlanta Braves 93.5 -120 +100
Cubs Chicago Cubs 85.5 -115 -105
Reds Cincinnati Reds 77.5 -120 +100
Rockies Colorado Rockies 58.5 -105 -115
Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers 103.5 -110 -110
Marlins Miami Marlins 63.5 +100 -120
Brewers Milwaukee Brewers 83.5 +100 -120
Mets New York Mets 90.5 -110 -110
Phillies Philadelphia Phillies 91.5 +100 -120
Pirates Pittsburgh Pirates 77.5 -110 -115
Padres San Diego Padres 85.5 -110 -110
Giants San Francisco Giants 80.5 -110 -110
Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals 77.5 -115 -105
Nationals Washington Nationals 72.5 -110 -110

Odds courtesy of DraftKings

NL win total breakdown

The Los Angeles Dodgers are pegged to win the most games in baseball this season after signing Japanese righty Roki Sasaki and two-time Cy Young winner Blake Snell to bolster an already sterling staff. After winning 98 games and falling short of their 103.5 win total last year, the Dodgers are once again sitting at a 103.5 number ahead of the 2025 season.

There’s a trio of National League East teams right behind the Dodgers, with the Atlanta Braves, Philadelphia Phillies, and New York Mets all carrying win totals above 90. 

Atlanta had a quiet offseason, but the return of superstars Spencer Strider and Ronald Acuna Jr. should return them to the pennant conversation, while Philadelphia improved on the periphery with the core pieces still checking out among the league’s best.

Of course, the Mets pushed all in to sign superstar Juan Soto to a historic deal, and general manager David Stearns also brought back slugger Pete Alonso for two more years. 

Moving to the Central Division, the Chicago Cubs have the highest win total following the acquisition of star outfielder Kyle Tucker. The Milwaukee Brewers are next in line in the division with an 83.5-win total.


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2025 American League win total odds

Team Total Over Under
Athletics  The Athletics 71.5 -110 -110
Orioles Baltimore Orioles 87.5 -110 -110
Red Sox Boston Red Sox 84.5 -115 -105
White Sox Chicago White Sox 53.5 -120 +100
Guardians Cleveland Guardians 82.5 -105 -115
Tigers Detroit Tigers 83.5 -110 -110
Astros Houston Astros 87.5 -105 -115
Royals Kansas City Royals 83.5 -110 -110
Angels Los Angeles Angels 71.5 -120 +100
Twins Minnesota Twins 84.5 -120 +100
Yankees New York Yankees 91.5 -120 +100
Mariners Seattle Mariners 84.5 -110 -110
Rays Tampa Bay Rays 81.5 -115 -105
Rangers Texas Rangers 85.5 -110 -110
Blue Jays Toronto Blue Jays 78.5 -115 -105

Odds courtesy of DraftKings.

AL win total breakdown

The American League win totals are much more compact, with the New York Yankees leading the way at 91.5 and the Baltimore Orioles (87.5), Houston Astros (87.5) and Texas Rangers (85.5) next in line.

Additionally, only The Athletics, Los Angeles Angels, and Toronto Blue Jays have numbers in the 70s, while the basement-dwelling Chicago White Sox are all the way down at an MLB-low 53.5 total. Chicago’s poor outlook lends itself to an interesting race in the AL Central because the other four teams have win totals between 84.5 and 82.5.

The Boston Red Sox had one of the better winters in baseball with the rotation additions of Garrett Crochet and Walker Buehler, and they climbed to an 84.5 total after finishing with 81 wins in 2024.

How to bet MLB season win totals

Season win totals are pretty straightforward: you're betting on how many wins a team will have that regular season.

Oddsmakers set a projected number of wins for each team — based on past success, returning personnel, and strength of schedule — and offer Over/Under betting options, allowing you to wager on if a team will exceed that win total (Over) or fall short of it (Under). This total does not include postseason games.

On top of the season win total itself, oddsmakers set an assigned cost to the Over and Under bets — also known as vig or juice — depending on the implied probability of the team winning more or less than that total.

For example, the Blue Jays are projected to win 91.5 games but oddsmakers felt like there was a better chance of them winning fewer than 92 games instead of winning 92+ games. Therefore, they set the Jays with a win total of 91.5 but increased the vig on the UNDER to -115 (bet $115 to win $100) and decreased the vig on the OVER to -105 (bet $105 to win $100).

  • OVER 91.5 WINS (-105)
  • UNDER 91.5 WINS (-115)

Season win totals are considered futures betting odds and sportsbooks will take action on season win totals from the time they post the odds until the start of the season. Futures bets are then graded at the end of the season when all results are final.

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