Colorado Avalanche
Avalanche Remain Odds-On Favorite to win Stanley Cup
Despite that ugly looking “second place” designation in the Honda West Division standings – largely because of the team not being able to play hockey games of late because of another Covid-19 protocol pause – the Avalanche remain the favorite to win the next Stanley Cup with all the major sportsbooks.
At SuperBook Sports, the Avs are at +450 to win the Cup. (That means, for you betting neophytes out there: if you wager $100 on the Avs and they won, you’d get $550 – your $100 back PLUS $450. Get it? You, in fact, can make that wager right here – if you live in the state of Colorado and/or are in the state itself at the time of a bet using the SuperBook app).
Vegas and Toronto are tied for second favorite with SuperBook, at +600. Tampa Bay is fourth, at +800.
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wow, Avs are +450 and the mighty SC champs Bolts are +800?? This season the boys are definitely rolling, and it shows in their current point streak. I think they got into the Blues’ heads, and it must be frustrating for them. No Petrangelo .. it makes the world of difference. But Vegas, despite having two really good goalies, has to fear looking over their shoulder right now, with the Avalanche coming down the mountain at full speed, taking everything with it .. Nathan MacKinnon is playing like a man possessed.. Bednar is right, the buy-in is there, and their… Read more »