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The St. Louis Blues bolstered their lineup prior to the NHL’s Trade Deadline by acquiring goaltender Ryan Miller from the Buffalo Sabres, and they remain atop the latest Stanley Cup odds at the sportsbooks with the season winding down.

With NHL players finally emerging from their extended Olympic break it’s the St. Louis Blues that find themselves the new leaders on the Stanley Cup odds at the online sportsbooks, ahead of the Chicago Blackhawks and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

The Blues will begin their post-Olympic schedule with a record of 39-12-6 and tied with the Blackhawks atop the Central Division standings (with three games in hand). That has the Blues listed as the 11/2 favorites on the updated Stanley Cup odds at Bodog.

As the NHL enters the Olympic break, the Chicago Blackhawks remain the favourites to repeat as Stanley Cup champions in NHL futures betting at the sportsbooks. Despite a rough start to the New Year, during which they have posted a very ordinary 6-10 record SU, the Blackhawks have held steady at 11/2.

Just past the halfway mark of the NHL season, the Chicago Blackhawks have emerged as favorites to repeat as Stanley Cup champions. According to the oddsmakers at Bodog, the Blackhawks are listed at 11/2 in Stanley Cup futures betting; a significant change from the 17/2 odds the Hawks sported on US Thanksgiving weekend.

As the month of November winds down the Stanley Cup futures picture begins to take shape. However, the most recent National Hockey League championship odds at the sportsbooks are not without their surprises.

The Pittsburgh Penguins and the Chicago Blackhawks remain at the top of the odds to win the 2014 Stanley Cup at the online sportsbooks heading into November, but a hot start to the season has pushed the San Jose Sharks up amongst those betting favorites.

The latest Stanley Cup odds at Bodog have Pittsburgh leading the way at 13/2, followed by both Chicago and San Jose at 7/1. The Penguins got out to a 10-4-0 start in their first 14 games of the season, with Chicago starting 9-2-3 in their first 14 games, and San Jose posting a record of 10-1-2 through their first 13 games.

The new NHL season is just over a week old so it is still too early to start separating the contenders from the pretenders, but Bodog has recently updated its odds for winning each conference as well as this season’s Stanley Cup.

Through Tuesday night the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks are 1-0-1 in their first two games. While they started the season as favorites to win a second straight title, they are now 7/1 second-favorites on the most recent list at Bodog. Chicago is still favored to win the Western Conference at 11/4.

With NHL training camps underway and the start of the regular season fast approaching the defending-champion Chicago Blackhawks have taken over sole possession of top spot on the odds to win the Stanley Cup.

The Pittsburgh Penguins sat as the 13/2 favorites ahead of the 15/2 Blackhawks on the Stanley Cup odds at Bodog earlier in the summer, but Chicago is now at 6/1 on that list, with Pittsburgh a step behind them at 15/2 on the updated futures.

Regrouping from an upset in the Eastern Conference final, the Pittsburgh Penguins will enter the NHL’s offseason as the favorites on the odds to win the Stanley Cup in 2014.

Despite being swept by the Boston Bruins in the Eastern Conference final this spring Sidney Crosby and company still enter the summer as the 13/2 favorites on the odds to win the 2014 Stanley Cup at Bodog.

The Chicago Blackhawks and the Boston Bruins didn’t enter the season or the postseason as the favorites on the odds to win the Stanley Cup at the sportsbooks, but they’re the teams that’ll be on the ice in the Stanley Cup final this week.