Moneyline Standings - MLB Home Teams

[LT Profits]

Rank	Team      	Home	Home $
1	Milwaukee	35-16	1369
2	Seattle    	31-18	1208
3	Cleveland	34-15	1103
4	LA Angels	31-14	638
5	Colorado  	26-19	490
6	Arizona    	27-20	375
7	Toronto   	26-20	172
8	Washington	22-29	73
9	LA Dodgers	28-23	-3
10	Texas     	22-24	-54
11	Boston    	32-19	-72
12	Detroit    	25-20	-203
13	San Diego	28-22	-243
14	Philadelphia	24-22	-280
15	Houston  	24-22	-335
16	NY Mets  	26-20	-389
17	Baltimore 	22-22	-480
18	Chi. Cubs 	27-22	-496
19	Kansas City	20-28	-505
20	Minnesota	27-23	-590
21	NY Yankees	29-20	-639
22	Atlanta    	26-25	-647
23	St. Louis  	21-22	-692
24	Tampa Bay	22-28	-709
25	San Francisco	21-24	-714
26	Pittsburgh	22-28	-792
27	Chi. White Sox	19-25	-971
28	Florida     	21-29	-1085
29	Cincinnati	20-26	-1130
30	Oakland   	24-26	-1176

The fact that Oakland is last despite being just two games under .500 at home means that they are overvalued at home, no doubt due to past reputation. Speaking of overvalued, it is not surprising to see the Yankees in the bottom 10 despite being nine games over .500.

Finally, note that just seven teams are showing a profit at home this season, with Washington just marginally so. Then again, the Nationals are also the only sub-.500 home team showing a profit, so they do deserve some credit for that.

[zootiehead]

Wow....only 8 teams in the black?

[LT Profits]

Sorry zootie, I meant eight teams, not seven. Remember these are HOME records only.

[onlooker]

Seeing the Brewers at number one, I'm glad I won that Giants game yesterday. You got to know when to pick against them at home.