With their stellar starting rotation the Phillies remain the favorites at Bodog to claim the championship, sitting at 3/1 odds to win the World Series. Philadelphia is also the favorite at 6/5 odds to win the NL Pennant in October.

And even though one of Philly's Big Four starters isn't slated to take the mound on Monday against Florida, they still offer up a solid option for supporters.

That's because Vance Worley (3-1, 2.57 ERA) has looked just as good as his rotation-mates over the past couple of weeks. Righthander Worley is coming off a strong win over the Red Sox in which he gave up just one run on five hits over seven innings of work.

Over his past three starts, all interleague outings against the BoSox, Athletics, and Mariners, Worley allowed just two total runs on 11 hits in 18 innings pitched. Philadelphia won all three of those games, and they're 5-2 in Worley starts this year.

Countering for the Marlins on Monday will be Ricky Nolasco (5-4, 4.08 ERA), who blanked the Athletics on five hits over nine innings of work for a win in his most recent start. That, however, was a change of pace for the righthander, as Florida has managed to pick up the win just twice in his last 10 starts.

The Marlins were brutal in June, sinking to last place in the NL East standings and to 125/1 on the World Series odds list at Bodog. Florida is also at 60/1 to claim the NL Pennant. Head over to the Bodog MLB futures page for all the latest World Series odds.

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