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Place Your Bets for the 2010 Stanley Cup

We're in the fourth day of the NHL offseason, so what better time to start looking ahead to the odds for the 2010 Stanley Cup winners. Bodog.com recently came out with next season's odds, and the Detroit Red Wings are at the top of the list as the favorites at 5/1. The Penguins are currently second at 7/1. The New York Islanders are the longest shot at 100/1.

After the jump, the current odds for every team in the NHL:

Detroit Red Wings: 5/1
Pittsburgh Penguins: 7/1
San Jose Sharks: 8/1
Boston Bruins: 9/1
Chicago Blackhawks: 10/1
Washington Capitals: 10/1
Vancouver Canucks: 15/1
Philadelphia Flyers: 16/1
New Jersey Devils: 18/1
Calgary Flames: 20/1
Anaheim Ducks: 22/1
Carolina Hurricanes: 25/1
New York Rangers: 25/1
Dallas Stars: 30/1
Montreal Canadiens: 30/1
Minnesota Wild: 35/1
St. Louis Blues: 35/1
Buffalo Sabres: 40/1
Columbus Blue Jackets: 40/1
Edmonton Oilers: 40/1
Florida Panthers: 40/1
Ottawa Senators: 45/1
Nashville Predators: 50/1
Los Angeles Kings: 60/1
Toronto Maple Leafs: 60/1
Colorado Avalanche: 70/1
Atlanta Thrashers: 80/1
Tampa Bay Lightning: 80/1
Phoenix Coyotes: 85/1
New York Islanders: 100/1

Not exactly going out on a limb to put the Penguins and Red Wings at the top of the list, seeing as how they've met in the finals two years in a row, but other than that? It's obviously a futile effort to make a guess at this point. Trades haven't been made, free agents haven't been signed, players haven't been injured.

But, hey, if you feel like placing a bet on the Calgary Flames (and at 20/1, who wouldn't!) more power to you. Before you do, however, make sure you take a look at Bodog's odds for this year's Stanley Cup released back in August. Yes, the Penguins and Red Wings were once again at the top (again, not exactly going out on a limb), but the rest of the favorites? Yikes.

(H/T Bolts Report)

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