MLB Baseball Odds Texas Rangers at Seattle Mariners

We are looking at a American League game with the AL West 1st place team the Rangers who are 61-44 and tonight they are playing the Mariners who are 4th on the AL West at 39-67 and for this game we can check the MLB Odds and then see the movement on the MLB Baseball Betting lines on the game from Seattle starting at 10:10 PM EDT weather permitting.

We will see Colby Lewis starting the pitchers chores for the Rangers who is 9-7 with 125 Ks and 43 Walks and an ERA of 3.40 and the starting pitcher for the Mariners will be Jason Vargas who is 6-5 with 85 Ks and 33 Walks and an ERA of 3.20. Lewis in 3 starts against the Mariners this 2010 season and Vargas has struggled lately and is 0 for 3 in the last 6 outings.  Check the MLB Lines for this game tonight and while your there see the spread on the MLB Odds on the AL game tonight.   

The Rangers are a medium 25-23 in games on the road and the Mariners are at 24-28 when the play on home turf this season. Looking at all the factors and the win loss stats it appears that the Rangers could be win this game. Can we expect to see this affect MLB Betting lines and will there be changes on MLB Odds on this NL East game tonight? I would bet so!
The Rangers and the Mariners Stats to date:
The Rangers are now: 61-44 SU
The Mariners are: 39-67 SU
As of Sunday the Rangers are:
Playing Tuesday’s they are 7-3
Prior to having played the Mariners they were 5-5
After they played the Angels they now are 6-4
Their last loss puts them at 7-3

As of Sunday the Mariners are:
Playing Tuesday’s they are 7-3
Prior to having played the Rangers they were 3-7
After they played the Twins they are now 5-5
Their last loss makes them 2-8
Their Next Opponent is:
The Mariners at home against the Rangers, this Wednesday, August 4

Odds Makers at sbgglobal have the present lines for the Rangers at -1 ½ (+110) and the Mariners at +1 ½ (-130) and the Total – Over 7 (-120) and under 7 (EV). At this time the Rangers are -147 and the Mariners are +137 on the Money Line.  These lines certainly can change.