National League Cy Young Odds for 2024 Season (Bet Zac Gallen to Finally Win Cy Young

The National League Cy Young could be guaranteed to have a new winner in the 2024 season, as Blake Snell, the reigning Cy Young, has yet to sign with a team this offseason.

Because of that, the NL Cy Young market is pretty wide open, with only Zack Wheeler and Spencer Strider sitting under +1000 in the latest odds.

With Spring Training games set to start this week, let's dive into the odds for the NL Cy Youn, including my favorite bet for the award this season.

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Strider led the National League with 20 wins last season, and he finished fourth in the NL in Cy Young award voting.

A strikeout machine, Strider led the NL with 281 punch outs in 186.2 innings of work. Just insane numbers.

He's going to be firmly in the mix for this award if he stays healthy because of his strikeout prowess, but the 3.86 ERA he posted last season may not be enough to win a Cy Young.

The Los Angeles Dodgers signed prized pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto in the offseason, and he's expected to be among the top contenders for the Cy Young this season.

It's hard to predict how he will adjust to MLB hitters, but oddsmakers seem to think he'll have no issue becoming one of the game's best arms.

My favorite bet to win the NL Cy Young award has to be on Zac Gallen, who has finished fifth and third in the voting in the last two seasons.

The Arizona Diamondbacks ace followed up a season with a 2.54 ERA in 2022 by posting a 3.47 ERA and 3.26 FIP in 2023.

Gallen led all of baseball in WHIP in the 2022 season, and he's been one of the best pitchers in baseball since 2020. If Gallen can post a sub 3.00 ERA, something he's done on mutliple occassions in his career, he's going to be in the mix for this award.

Given Arizona's rise to prominence in the NL (making the World Series last season), I could see Gallen finally getting the respect he deserves among the game's best pitchers.

Odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.