NHL Playoff Odds Emerge

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NHL Playoff Odds Emerge

The NHL Playoffs is underway and the postseason's best player will be handed the Conn Smythe hardware at the end.

BetOnline has created a list of 66 players who could potentially win the trophy.

Auston Matthews is the favorite (Toronto has the third-best Stanley Cup odds at +700) while Nathan MacKinnon is second on the board despite the Avalanche being the overall favorites at +325.

 

Odds will update throughout the playoffs and you can see current numbers here: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/nhl-player-futures

 

Auston Matthews (TOR)         10-1

Nathan MacKinnon (COL)       12-1

Jonathan Huberdeau (FLA)     14-1

Micko Rantanen (COL)            16-1

Cale Makar (COL)                    18-1

Aleksander Barkov (FLA)         20-1

Jacob Markstrom (CGY)          22-1

Sebastian Aho (CAR)               22-1

Connor McDavid (EDM)          25-1

Igor Shesterkin (NYR)              25-1

Johnny Gaudreau (CGY)          25-1

Mitchell Marner (TOR)           25-1

Nikita Kucherov (TB)               25-1

Sergei Bobrovsky (FLA)           25-1

Steven Stamkos (TB)               25-1

Aaron Ekblad (FLA)                 28-1

Andrei Vasilevskiy (TB)           28-1

Darcy Kuemper (COL)             28-1

Fredrik Andersen (CAR)          28-1

Jack Campbell (TOR)               28-1

Leon Draisaitl (EDM)               28-1

Andrei Svechnikov (CAR)        33-1

David Perron (STL)                  33-1

Gabriel Landeskog (COL)        33-1

Kirill Kaprizov (MIN)                33-1

Matthew Tkachuk (CGY)         33-1

Sidney Crosby (PIT)                 33-1

Victor Hedman (TB)                33-1

Artemi Panarin (NYR)             35-1

Elias Lindholm (CGY)               35-1

Brad Marchand (BOS)             40-1

Chris Kreider (NYR)                 40-1

David Pastrnak (BOS)              40-1

John Tavares (TOR)                 40-1

Patrice Bergeron (BOS)           40-1

Ville Husso (STL)                     40-1

Alexander Ovechkin (WAS)     50-1

Brayden Point (TB)                  50-1

Jake Guentzel (PIT)                 50-1

Marc-Andre Fleury (MIN)       50-1

Sazem Kadri (COL)                  50-1

Adam Fox (NYR)                      60-1

Mika Zibanejad (NYR)             60-1

Evgeni Malkin (PIT)                 66-1

Morgan Reilly (TOR)               66-1

Sam Reinhart (FLA)                 66-1

Vladimir Tarasenko (STL)        66-1

William Nylander (TOR)          66-1

Evander Kane (EDM)               80-1

Jeremy Swayman (BOS)          80-1

Kevin Fiala (MIN)                    80-1

Ryan O'Reilly (STL)                  80-1

Andrew Mangiapane (CGY)    100-1

Anthony Duclair (FLA)             100-1

Antti Raanta (CAR)                  100-1

Charlie McAvoy (BOS)             100-1

Claude Giroux (FLA)                100-1

Filip Forsberg (NSH)                100-1

Jordan Binnington (STL)          100-1

Linus Ullmark (BOS)                100-1

Mats Zuccarello (MIN)            100-1

Mike Smith (EDM)                  100-1

Phillip Danault (LA)                 100-1

Roman Josi (NSH)                   100-1

Sam Bennett (FLA)                  100-1

Tyler Toffoli (CGY)                   100-1

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