We are heading down the NHL 2024-25 season, so it is now an ideal time to try to tie the bow in some award races and know if there is any betting value remaining on the blackboard.
We'll start with Hart Trophy, which may be particularly important to readers of this column because we stumbled on Hellebuyck at 150/1 in this space before the start of the season.
It is now the preferred possibilities in -135, but this is not certain.
Nathan McKinnon (+235) and Lyon Dreysiel (+475) will receive a lot of support from voters, who often hesitate to give this cup to the goalkeeper.
However, I find it difficult to see this award goes in any other direction at this stage.
Hellebuyck has aircraft in a position that enables him to finish the first workbook at the Western Conference and wins the Presidents Cup, both of whom looked like pipe dreams in October.
I think that Michigan's citizen should be more preferred than his current price, and I will not argue against anyone who supports him in this number.
The possibilities tell us that the Calder Cup is a two-horse racing between Lin Hottson (-1660) and Macklin Celebrini (+125), but there is a long shot here worth thinking.
The main reason for the qualifying race this season is due to the goalkeeper Dustin Wolf.
The small NetMinder is 24-15-5 with 0.909 providing the percentage that enters the game on Saturday and has excess goals-13.4 was provided above in its appearance 44.
There is an increasing feeling between the hockey media that the wolf must get CALDER if Flames do the qualifiers, and I will not stand in the way of this logic.
Calgary is +350 to qualify for posteason, and Volv is 40/1 to be called ups for this year. Do this information what you want.
Finally, let's talk about Selke Trophy, which is given for the two best directions in the league.
Certainly, the betting market will repeat Alcander Parkov (-1200), but this seems to be a crazy price for a prize that is difficult to determine.
Parkv may be a preferred preferred because this award tends to adhere to one player for a period of time, and has won it in two of the past four seasons, but this seems somewhat assuming, especially since there are no statistics for the height of football that are linked to the victory in Selke, which makes it the most specialized between individual prizes.
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For this reason I think there is a lot of value on anze kopitar from kings at 100/1.
Kopitar is a winner twice in this award, as it plays a pivotal role for one of the best defensive teams in NHL and is likely to retire at the end of next season, although it will not be a shock that the 37 -year -old will call it this spring.
When Kopitar hangs, it will be remembered as one of the most dominant defensive players in his generation, and I can easily see voters honoring this legacy by getting rid of it at the top of their votes in June.
