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Since everyone is talking about the president these days, I thought it would be a good time to send out Presidents' Trophy projections for the 2024-25 NHL season.
According to BetOnline.ag, Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers are hefty favorites to collect the most points next season.
The Panthers are second, closely followed by the Avalanche and Stars. No other team has better than 12/1 odds.
Currently, in another market that asks “which teams will score 100 or more points,” there are 13 clubs with even or better odds. Those teams are the Oilers, Avs, Stars, Panthers, Devils, Leafs, Canes, Rangers, Golden Knights, Lightning, Bruins, Canucks and Preds.
Presidents' Trophy
Edmonton Oilers
5/1
Florida Panthers
8/1
Colorado Avalanche
9/1
Dallas Stars
9/1
New Jersey Devils
12/1
New York Rangers
12/1
Toronto Maple Leafs
12/1
Carolina Hurricanes
16/1
Vegas Golden Knights
16/1
Nashville Predators
18/1
Tampa Bay Lightning
20/1
Boston Bruins
22/1
Los Angeles Kings
25/1
Vancouver Canucks
25/1
Winnipeg Jets
28/1
Detroit Red Wings
50/1
Minnesota Wild
50/1
New York Islanders
50/1
Ottawa Senators
50/1
Pittsburgh Penguins
50/1
Seattle Kraken
75/1
Utah Hockey Club
75/1
Buffalo Sabres
80/1
Philadelphia Flyers
100/1
St. Louis Blues
100/1
Washington Capitals
100/1
Calgary Flames
125/1
Montreal Canadiens
150/1
Anaheim Ducks
500/1
Chicago Blackhawks
500/1
Columbus Blue Jackets
500/1
San Jose Sharks
750/1
Next President of the International Olympic Committee Betting
Two former Olympic champions, a Middle Eastern prince, and the son of a former president are all contenders in the race to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Also vying for the role are prominent figures from the global sports world, including the heads of cycling, gymnastics and skiing federations.
The IOC unveiled a list of seven potential candidates on Monday, each aiming to succeed current president Thomas Bach in the election scheduled for March.
Notably, Kirsty Coventry of Zimbabwe, an IOC executive board member and two-time gold medalist in swimming, is the only woman in the running.
BetOnline.ag has set odds for who will emerge from March's election as the next IOC President.
Sebastian Coe, a two-time gold medalist in track and field, has been installed as a heavy favorite with 3/2, or +150, odds.
Next IOC President
Sebastian Coe 3/2
Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. 4/1
David Lappartient 5/1
Kirsty Coventry 6/1
Morinari Watanabe 6/1
Prince Feisal Al Hussein 6/1
Johan Eliasch 8/1
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