Parry's Major League Soccer Power Guide

Parry’s Major League Soccer Power Guide

Published: May 20, 2014

Updated: May 20, 2014

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Parry’s Major League Soccer Power Guide is an excellent tool for gamblers to calculate a betting line near the anticipated point spread at Vegas sports books. Know what the betting line should be before placing your wager.

Major League Soccer POWER GUIDE
Week beginning May 19, 2014
Eastern Conference
1. New England	19.6
2. Chicago	17.9
3. Toronto FC	17.9
4. Houston	17.9
5. Kansas City	17.7
6. DC	17.5
7. Columbus	17.2
8. Philadelphia	17.0
9. New York	17.0
10. Montreal	16.9
Western Conference
1. Salt Lake	19.4
2. Vancouver	19.1
3. Seattle FC	18.6
4. San Jose	18.0
5. Los Angeles	17.8
6. Chivas USA	17.5
7. Colorado	17.5
8. Portland	17.4
9. Dallas	16.7
How to use the ratings: 1. Add .5 points to the home teams rating. 2. Pair the two teams that play each other. 3. The difference between the two ratings indicates the predicted margin of victory.
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Noland Parry

Parry’s Power Guide was created in 1979 by Utah native Noland Parry. It was first published in 1980 and is available for all sports, including pro and college football, pro and college basketball, soccer, hockey and Major League Baseball.