With the 2018-19 NHL regular season moving closer to the start of a new calendar year and its unofficial midway point of the season, now is a great time to take a look at the most recent updated NHL odds to win the 2019 Stanley Cup. Whether you like a top favorite like Tampa Bay or Nashville, a middle-of-the-pack contender like Columbus or longshot hopeful like Philadelphia, this look at the latest odds to win it all this season will give you the insight you’ll need in order to make the most out of your Stanley Cup futures odds.
Calgary looks like a team that will challenge for Western Conference superiority this season, but I say use some caution on the Flames.
Updated 2019 Stanley Cup Odds – December 21st Edition
🚨 New NHL Power Rankings!! 🚨 We’ve got a new team entering the list this week and some movement all around!!
1. Tampa Bay 2. Toronto 3. Calgary 4. Winnipeg 5. Nashville 6. Washington 7. San Jose 8. Colorado 9. Buffalo 10. Las Vegas pic.twitter.com/EeyhXJZagD — Dead Honest Sports (@deadhonestsport) 20 de diciembre de 2018
Tampa Bay Lightning (5/1)
The Lightning (27-7-2) have the best record in all of hockey – and the look of a team more than capable of winning it all this season. Tampa Bay ranks a stupendous first in scoring by averaging a whopping 4.0 goals per game while also ranking a solid 12th in goals allowed (2.9 gpg). Veteran center Steven Stamkos and goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy have both been playing out of their minds all season long. I say back Tamp Bay, like right now!Toronto Maple Leafs (6/1)
The Leafs (23-10-2) rank second in scoring (3.7 gpg) and fourth in goals allowed (2.7 gpg) and look like one of the only teams capable of challenging Tampa Bay in the Eastern Conference this season.Nashville Predators (9/1)
The Predators (22-12-2) have struggled a bit to see their stranglehold on the best record in the Western Conference. Still, I have no doubt that the Predators, who rank 15th in scoring (3.0 gpg), but lead the league in defense (2.5 gpg), are going to be one of the very top contenders to win the Western Conference this season.Calgary Flames (10/1)
The Flames (22-11-3) are off to a fast start and they’ve been fantastic at both ends of the ice in ranking sixth in scoring (3.5 gpg) and third in goals allowed (2.7 gpg).
Calgary looks like a team that will challenge for Western Conference superiority this season, but I say use some caution on the Flames.
Winnipeg Jets (10/1)
The Jets (23-10-2) were my preseason to pick to win it all this season and it looks like they’re right on track to challenge. Winnipeg ranks fourth in scoring (3.6 gpg) and 11th in goals allowed (2.9 gpg).Washington Capitals (12/1)
I’ve been seriously impressed with the way Alex Ovechkin and company have been able to avoid the championship hangover so far this season. Washington (20-10-3) has excelled at home (10-5-1-1) and on the road (10-5-1) and they rank third in scoring (3.6 gpg), even though they are giving up 3.1 goals per game (19th). I like the Caps a lot as a 12/1 pick to repeat and believe they’ll challenge Tampa Bay and Toronto for conference superiority. Here is a look at the remaining 2019 Stanley Cup futures odds.- Tampa Bay Lightning 5/1
- Toronto Maple Leafs 6/1
- Nashville Predators 9/1
- Calgary Flames 10/1
- Winnipeg Jets 10/1
- Washington Capitals 12/1
- Buffalo Sabres 16/1
- Colorado Avalanche 18/1
- San Jose Sharks 20/1
- Edmonton Oilers 22/1
- Pittsburgh Penguins 22/1
- Vegas Golden Knights 22/1
- Anaheim Ducks 25/1
- Boston Bruins 28/1
- Columbus Blue Jackets 28/1
- Minnesota Wild 30/1
- Montreal Canadiens 30/1
- Dallas Stars 40/1
- Vancouver Canucks 40/1
- New York Islanders 50/1
- Carolina Hurricanes 65/1
- St. Louis Blues 65/1
- New York Rangers 70/1
- Detroit Red Wings 75/1
- Arizona Coyotes 80/1
- Florida Panthers 100/1
- Ottawa Senators 100/1
- Philadelphia Flyers 100/1
- New Jersey Devils 125/1
- Los Angeles Kings 150/1
- Chicago Blackhawks 250/1
Last 10 Stanley Cup Winners
- 2018: Washington Capitals
- 2017: Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2016: Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2015: Chicago Blackhawks
- 2014: Los Angeles Kings
- 2013: Chicago Blackhawks
- 2012: Los Angeles Kings
- 2011: Boston Bruins
- 2010: Chicago Blackhawks
- 2009: Pittsburgh Penguins
