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2010 NHL Stanley Cup Odds August 31, 2010 6:57 AM by GT Staff

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Updated: M, Hilton 8-28 & Lucky's 8-26
team
M
Hilton
Lucky's
Blackhawks
7-1
5-1
13-2
Penguins
6-1
6-1
5-1
Capitals
6-1
6-1
6-1
Red Wings
8-1
8-1
8-1
Sharks
10-1
9-1
8-1
Flyers
12-1
15-1
13-1
Canucks
10-1
15-1
12-1
Kings
15-1
15-1
12-1
Devils
15-1
15-1
17-1
Sabres
30-1
30-1
30-1
Bruins
10-1
20-1
18-1
Canadiens
20-1
30-1
22-1
Flames
35-1
30-1
36-1
Predators
40-1
40-1
40-1
Ducks
30-1
30-1
25-1
Blues
35-1
30-1
36-1
Coyotes
35-1
30-1
35-1
Senators
30-1
40-1
36-1
Rangers
45-1
40-1
45-1
Lightning
35-1
30-1
36-1
Hurricanes
50-1
40-1
55-1
Avalanche
40-1
60-1
45-1
Maple Leafs
75-1
60-1
60-1
Stars
60-1
60-1
55-1
Panthers
100-1
100-1
75-1
Islanders
100-1
100-1
100-1
Wild
100-1
100-1
70-1
Thrashers
100-1
100-1
80-1
Blue Jackets
100-1
100-1
80-1
Oilers
100-1
100-1
100-1
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