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13 July 2023

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There are numerous types of MLB futures bets related to the Philadelphia Phillies at PointsBet. Below, you’ll find our favorites and our verdict on each:

Phillies +2200

The defending National league champs are beginning to find their groove in the 2023 season, even winning 13-straight road games in late June, early July. Philly took a similar trajectory a year ago, making the playoffs as a Wild Card after a slow start.

Currently sitting seven games above .500, the Phillies are attaining wins while getting largely lackluster offensive performances from both Trea Turner and JT Realmuto. Even Bryce Harper has underperformed in terms of power hitting to this point, posting just three home runs in over 200 at-bats.

Pitching has been solid from the starters and most of the arms out of the bullpen. At +2200 to win it all in 2023, consider taking a flier.

Verdict: Play at +2200

Phillies: Yes -200, No +150

The Phillies currently sit at 48-41, which is good for the eighth best record in the NL. Outside of the division leaders, Philadelphia trails the Marlins, Brewers, Diamondbacks, and Giants in the win column. Although, not far behind any of them.

The Phillies best bet at making the postseason is by way of the Wild Card, which allows three non-division winners in the playoffs. Expect Philly to have a strong second-half of the season and sneak in with a Wild Card bid.

Verdict: Play at Yes -200

Phillies: +4000

The slow start combined with the fact the Atlanta Braves are likely the best team in baseball have the Phillies 12 games out of first place in the NL East. At this point, winning the division is a true longshot, which the betting odds reflect.

Philadelphia has just seven games remaining head-to-head with Atlanta. We do not see the Phillies making up the ground to win the NL East crown in 2023.

Verdict: Pass at +4000

NL MVP: Kyle Schwarber +12500, Bryce Harper +15000, Trea Turner +20000
NL Cy Young: Zach Wheeler +2500, Aaron Nola +15000

Let’s be honest, no player on the Phillies is winning the NL MVP Award in 2023. It’s just not happening. Fellow NL player Ronald Acuna Jr. is a heavy favorite to win the award. The closest Philly is Kyle Schwarber, who is hitting a measly .184 despite his 22 home runs. Both Harper and Turner have zero shot at the MVP Award this season.

Moving to the NL Cy Young Award, which is a little more realistic for a Phillies player. Forget about Aaron Nola taking home the award. However, ace Zach Wheeler has an outside shot if he picks it up in the second half. Even that might not be enough considering Wheeler has put up a subpar 4.05 ERA.

Verdict: Pass on all Phillies player futures

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