Stanley Cup odds: Sabres, Golden Knights advance; Lightning force Game 7The Sabres clinched their series against the Bruins on Friday night. Winslow Townson-Imagn ImagesDoug GreenbergMay 2, 2026, 01:00 PM ETMultiple Authors
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Thursday night’s Stanley Cup Playoffs action saw two of the top contenders eliminated from contention. First, the Minnesota Wild finished off the Dallas Stars to advance to the second round: Minnesota entered the postseason at 18-1 to lift the Cup and have moved to a fifth-best +950, essentially supplanting Dallas, who came into the fray tied for fourth at 10-1. The Wild are +170 underdogs to defeat the Colorado Avalanche (-205) in the conference semifinals.
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The Anaheim Ducks, who came into the playoffs dead last on the odds board at 80-1, eliminated the two-time reigning Stanley Cup runners-up Edmonton Oilers, who entered the postseason at a seventh-best 13-1. Anaheim has jumped to 25-1 after advancing to the next round.
The Avalanche (+210) and Carolina Hurricanes (+230) remain the clear favorites to win the Stanley Cup. The Vegas Golden Knights come in next at +600 and will face the Ducks in the next round after eliminating the Utah Mammoth on Friday. Similarly, the Buffalo Sabres maintained their 10-1 odds after sending the Boston Bruins home.
Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Lightning forced a Game 7 against the Montreal Canadiens with an overtime win Friday. The victory halved Tampa’s Cup odds from 16-1 to +800 since Friday, while Montreal moved from 15-1 to 25-1 with the loss.
All odds provided by DraftKings Sportsbook and are accurate as of publish time.
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Stanley Cup oddsTeamCupConferenceCurrent SeriesColorado Avalanche
Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche: +500
Frederik Andersen, Hurricanes: 10-1
Cale Makar, Avalanche: 13-1
Logan Stankoven, Hurricanes: 15-1
Scott Wedgewood, Avalanche: 16-1
Sebastian Aho, Hurricanes: 17-1
Brandon Hagel, Lightning: 22-1
Nikita Kucherov, Lightning: 22-1
Kirill Kaprizov, Wild: 25-1
Jack Eichel, Golden Knights: 25-1
Andrei Vasilevskiy, Lightning: 28-1
Mitch Marner, Golden Knights: 30-1
Matt Boldy, Wild: 30-1
Mark Stone, Golden Knights: 30-1
Taylor Hall, Hurricanes: 35-1
Tage Thompson, Sabres: 35-1
Quinn Hughes, Wild: 35-1
Seth Jarvis, Hurricanes: 40-1
Rasmus Dahlin, Sabres: 40-1
Jesper Wallstedt, Wild: 40-1
Dan Vladar, Flyers: 45-1
Alex Tuch, Sabres: 50-1
Alex Lyon, Sabres: 50-1
Martin Necas, Avalanche: 50-1
Cutter Gauthier, Ducks: 55-1
Pavel Dorofeyev, Golden Knights: 55-1
Jake Guentzel, Lightning: 60-1
Leo Carlsson, Ducks: 70-1
Jackson LaCombe, Ducks: 70-1
Cole Caufield, Canadiens: 75-1
Andrei Svechnikov, Hurricanes: 75-1
Nick Suzuki, Canadiens: 75-1
Nikolaj Ehlers, Hurricanes: 80-1
Lane Hutson, Canadiens: 80-1
Juraj Slafkovsky, Canadiens: 80-1
Joel Eriksson Ek, Wild: 80-1
Jackson Blake, Hurricanes: 80-1
Jakub Dobes, Canadiens: 90-1
Brock Faber, Wild: 100-1
Troy Terry, Ducks: 100-1
Porter Martone, Flyers: 100-1
Travis Konecny, Flyers: 100-1
Lukas Dostal, Ducks: 100-1
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