Los Angeles Angels Odds to Win the World Series

The Los Angeles Angels have had some of baseball's most talent over the last decade, but they haven't made the playoffs at all over that time period.

Their misfortune has been laughed about for years, and belief in this team couldn't be much lower at this point. It doesn't look likely that this season will change that.

What are the Angels’ odds to win the World Series, per the World Series odds at FanDuel Sportsbook?

The Los Angeles are listed at +18000 to win the World Series, the 25th-best odds.

Let's look at what we can expect from the Angels in 2024.

All MLB odds come from FanDuel Sportsbook.

Angels World Series Odds

• Odds to Win the World Series: +18000 (25th)

Angels Betting Odds

• Win Total: 72.5
• Odds to Make the Playoffs: +830
• Odds to Win the AL West : +4500 (4th)
• Odds to Reach the ALCS: +4200 (15th)
• Odds to Win the American League: +7000 (13th)

Angels Projections

nERD from numberFire. Projections via FanGraphs.

• nERD: -1.47 (27th)
• Wins: 78 (24th)
• Runs Per Game: 4.75 (10th)
• Runs Allowed Per Game: 4.97 (25th)
• Run Differential: -31 (24th)

Angels Analysis

The obvious difference between this season's Angels and the 2023 team is the lack of Shohei Ohtani.

Having such a unique player is great, but they become very hard to replace. Ohtani had a 6.6 WAR last season as a hitter and 2.4 as a pitcher. That was the most for a hitter on the team, and he only finished second as a pitcher because he was shut down from throwing after August 23rd.

Ohtani wasn't the only player they lost, as players like Gio Urshela, Eduardo Escobar, Aaron Loup, and Randal Grichuk are also no longer with the team.

The Angels made some moves in the offseason to help improve their immediate future, signing Robert Stephenson, Aaron Hicks and Zach Plesac. However, these guys are unlikely to move the needle.

There was also a managerial change for the club. In comes Ron Washington as the team's skipper, replacing Phil Nevin. Washington hasn't managed since 2014 and is also unlikely to make a huge difference for the team.

The good news is that they should get more than 82 games out of Mike Trout this season, which obviously helps. However, the Angels were still a below-average team with Trout and Ohtani for years, so it probably won't push them toward the playoffs even if Trout is healthy this season.

On the bright side, the Angels don't have the worst odds to win their own division, as that would go to the Oakland Athletics.

Every Team's Odds to Win the World Series

• Los Angeles Dodgers (+320)
• Atlanta Braves (+450)
• Houston Astros (+700)
• New York Yankees (+800)
• Texas Rangers (+1400)
• Philadelphia Phillies (+1500)
• Baltimore Orioles (+1500)
• Minnesota Twins (+2000)
• Toronto Blue Jays (+2000)
• Seattle Mariners (+2000)
• St. Louis Cardinals (+3200)
• Tampa Bay Rays (+3300)
• Chicago Cubs (+3500)
• Arizona Diamondbacks (+4000)
• New York Mets (+5000)
• Boston Red Sox (+5000)
• Cincinnati Reds (+5500)
• San Diego Padres (+6000)
• Detroit Tigers (+6000)
• San Francisco Giants (+6500)
• Cleveland Guardians (+7500)
• Milwaukee Brewers (+8500)
• Miami Marlins (+9000)
• Kansas City Royals (+15000)
• Los Angeles Angels (+18000)
• Pittsburgh Pirates (+20000)
• Washington Nationals +25000)
• Chicago White Sox (+25000)
• Oakland Athletics (+50000)
• Colorado Rockies (+50000)

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