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Another NHL season is just around the corner – training camps are in full swing and it is time to start thinking about the teams that should emerge as contenders for Lord Stanley’s Cup.
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Another NHL season is just around the corner – training camps are in full swing and it is time to start thinking about the teams that should emerge as contenders for Lord Stanley’s Cup.
Another season and more lofty expectations greet the Vancouver Canucks – one of the most successful franchises in the NHL over the past few seasons.
Fall is upon us and that can only mean one thing in the great province of Quebec – the Montreal Canadiens are about to embark on yet another season of NHL action.
The Boston Bruins, one of the most successful franchises over the past few seasons are ready to embark on yet another successful NHL campaign and the expectations, as always in Boston are sky high.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a somewhat unfamiliar spot heading into the 2013-2014 season – full of optimism and with a playoff berth firmly and understandably attainable!
The Detroit Red Wings begin their 2013-2014 season October 2 having gone through a ton of change this past offseason. Perhaps the biggest change came when the NHL realigned the divisions ahead of the upcoming season.
The now-perennial favorites to win the Stanley Cup Pittsburgh Penguins enter this upcoming season in a familiar position – expected to challenge at year’s end with arguably the best lineup in the game.
The Chicago Blackhawks will set out to win their third Stanley Cup in five seasons this season and on paper, there doesn’t seem to be any reason that they shouldn’t be favored to win it all again. Top to bottom the Hawks are stacked – by far the most impressive lineup in the West.
The New York Rangers like many teams this offseason went through a host of changes but for the Rangers, a change in philosophy on the ice was obviously needed. Often one of the bigger spenders in the NHL the Rangers have fallen short more often than not recently – former Coach John Tortarella took the fall – right or wrong.
The Philadelphia Flyers were THE biggest disappointment in the NHL last season and now look to rebound with a few new pieces and yet another different look between the pipes in 2013-2014. Injuries killed this team last year and threaten to derail the team already as we head into the season.
The NHL Regular Season kicks off this week – time to look at the teams that have looked good in the preseason and which teams have something to look forward to this upcoming year. The top teams in the Rankings come as no surprise. Simply put – the favorites are favorites for a reason.
The NHL season is little more than a week away. While bettors focus on the start of the football season and the close of the baseball season, NHL odds are just sitting on the board, relatively untouched.
Let’s take a look at the League’s divisional odds to see if we can find any value.
The Chicago Blackhawks have barely had a week to celebrate their 2013 Stanley Cup win, and Patrick Kane’s hangover has surely yet to subside, but that hasn’t stopped books from releasing odds for the 2014 Stanley Cup. While the players may get to enjoy the offseason, there’s no offseason for the alert bettor.
With the Chicago Blackhawks winning the Stanley Cup this week over the Boston Bruins it didn’t take Bovada long to come out with their 2014 NHL Odds, and Stanley Cup Futures for 2014.
The Stanley Cup Final moves back to Boston on Monday night with the Bruins facing elimination after the Chicago Blackhawks dictated the pace and walked away with Game 5 on Saturday night. While attention should be directed to the players suiting up in the elimination game, most of the ink has been absorbed by the players who may be forced to sit out Game 6 because of injury.
A most unpredictable Stanley Cup Final resumes in Chicago Saturday night on the heels of the highest scoring and likely most exciting Finals game in years. The Chicago Blackhawks bucked the odds and came up with their best effort in Game 4 which proves again the adage that there simply is no momentum in the Stanley Cup Final.