let's calculate some quick
odds and be extra generous to see if there's "value" before just taking someone's word for it:
1) assume the angels are 50-50 to make the playoffs and 50-50 to win each round, that would be 15-1 true odds
2) now let's be realistic and say they are 50-50 to make the playoffs, 50-50 to win each round except 2-1 underdogs to win at boston/nyy (division winner) in first round. that would be 23-1 true odds.
3) now let's be even more realistic and realize that the angels would probably be a home underdog against the wild card winner of boston/nyy in the alcs. and the angels would almost certainly be a road underdog against any team in the national league. so let's say 45% of making the playoffs, 33% first round at nyy/bost, 45% alcs, and 40% world series. that's (.45 x .33 x .45 x .40 or 2.67% chance of winning the world series).
so by #3 analysis, which i think is more than generous regarding the angels' chances each step of the way, the angels have a 1 in 37 chance of winning the world series.
so i find NO value in this line, even being generous with the angels' chances.