With most free agents signed with new teams, there have been several shakeups around the oddsboard with big names such as Matt Duchene, Sergei Bobrovsky and Artemi Panarin finding new homes for the near future. But a number of the favorites are still on peak of the oddsboard??with all the Tampa Bay Lightning leading the way as early favorites in +700. Online sportsbook BetOnline has the Tampa Bay Lightning as the favorites to win against at the 2019-20 Stanley Cup in +700 followed from the Boston Bruins (+1200), Toronto Maple Leafs (+1200), Vegas Golden Knights (+1200), Colorado Avalanche (+1400), Florida Panthers (+1600), St. Louis Blues (+1600), Winnipeg Jets (+1600), Calgary Flames (+2000) and Dallas Stars (+2000) to round out the top teams around the oddsboard. GM Kyle Dubas seems to have cleared from the last of those players who??were around the 2013 Toronto Maple Leafs team that had the epic collapse in Game 7 against the Boston Bruins. Using Jake Gardiner set to leave the team, the Leafs pulled off a trade with the Colorado Avalanche on July 1, delivering Nazem Kadri (the final of their 2013 group ), Calle Rosen and a third-round pick to the Avs in exchange for Tyson Barrie, Alex Kerfoot plus a sixth-round draft selection. Not much changed on the oddsboard as a consequence of this transaction with Colorado staying pat at +1400 and Toronto falling marginally to +1200. Ranked agent Mitch Marner remains unsigned, nevertheless, as Dubas has his work cut out for him in order to signal up the star winger until the season begins. William Nylander’s extended holdout past season proved to be a bad look for the team, and therefore don’t be surprised when Dubas inks the Toronto native Marner into a new deal before October. One of the biggest names on the free agency list this past year has been Matt Duchene. The 28-year-old center is coming off his first 70-point season because the 2013-14 season when he played for Colorado, and he scored a career-high 31 goals too. Furthermore, he had 10 points in 10 playoff games, helping carry Columbus into its original second-round appearance. The Nashville Predators have been the team to land Duchene to a seven-year, $56-million contract to help the team that ranked 19th in scoring last year. From +2200 into +2000, their odds moved with the Preds registering Duchene. The New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils had enormous offseasons, and it is looking as the Battle of the Hudson is back on. But the Devils seem to be more closer to strengthening now after drafting Jack Hughes initial total in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, trading for all-star defenseman P.K. Subban, signing Wayne Simmonds in free service and swinging a deal for the disgruntled Nikita Gusev from Vegas. The biggest question mark to the Devils is their goaltending, however if Cory Schneider can go back to the form we’ve seen from him in the past, New Jersey might be a legitimate contender in the Eastern Conference this season. Because of this, BetOnline cut the Devils’ championship odds in half +5000 to +2500 because the 2019-20 Cup chances were released in mid-June. Here’s a look at the Entire list of odds for the 2019-20 Stanley Cup: Curious at August 8

Having a wild opening few days of free agency having come and gone, there have been some shakeups on the oddsboard with big names such as Matt Duchene, Sergei Bobrovsky and Artemi Panarin finding new homes for the foreseeable future. But many of the favorites are still at the top of the oddsboard together with the Tampa Bay Lightning leading just like the very early favorites in +700. Online sportsbook BetOnline gets got the Tampa Bay Lightning as the favorites to win the 2019-20 Stanley Cup in +700 followed by the Boston Bruins and Vegas Golden Knights in +1000, Colorado Avalanche and Toronto Maple Leafs in +1200, St. Louis Blues in +1400, along with the Nashville Predators, San Jose Sharks, Washington Capitals and Winnipeg Jets at +1600 to round out the top teams around the oddsboard. Leafs, Avs Swing Deal GM Kyle Dubas appears to have cleared from the last of those players that were around the 2013 Toronto Maple Leafs team that had the epic collapse in Game 7 against the Boston Bruins. Defenseman Jake Gardiner is probably leaving via free agency and on July 1, the Leafs pulled off a trade with the Colorado Avalanche sending Nazem Kadri (the last of the 2013 group ), Calle Rosen plus a third-round pick to the Avs in exchange for Tyson Barrie, Alex Kerfoot and a sixth-round draft selection. Much changed on the oddsboard as a consequence of this trade with Colorado staying pat at +1200 and Toronto dropping marginally from +1000 to currently fitting the Avalanche in +1200. But with rumors swirling regarding the capacity of star restricted free agent Mitch Marner signing an offer sheet in the coming days, do not be shocked if the Leafs’ likelihood change. The alleged cost that could be coming Marner’s manner is allegedly in the 12.5-million range per year, therefore it’s difficult to see the Leafs being able to manage him at that number. A settlement of four first-round selections from whichever group decides to try to pry Marner from Toronto would surely be attractive to Dubas. Preds Land Duchene Among the biggest names on the service list this past year was Matt Duchene. The 28-year-old centre is coming off his first 70-point season because the 2013-14 year when he played for Colorado, and he also scored a career-high 31 goals as well. Additionally, he had 10 points in 10 playoff games, helping take Columbus to its first-ever second-round appearance. The Nashville Predators were the team to land Duchene on a seven-year, $56-million contract to assist the team that ranked 19th in scoring last year. Together with the Preds registering Duchene, their odds moved from +2200 into +1600. Habs’ Offer-Sheet Plans are Foiled The Canadiens made waves by becoming the first team to sign a participant — Carolina’s Sebastian Aho — to an offer sheet because the Calgary Flames went after Ryan O’Reilly at 2013. Carolina had a week to coordinate with the five-year, $42.27-million contract, and Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon has already stated his group intends to achieve that. Still, the Habs’ odds of winning the Stanley Cup have already been cut in half since free agency began, as they’re now +2500 later being accessible at +5000 prior to July 1.