2024 Stanley Cup Betting Online
The Edmonton Oilers will face the Florida Panthers in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final. Florida is in the final for the second consecutive season and has won over the betting public as a proven champion. Thus, the Panthers opened as small favorites against the Oilers, who have their share of public recognition with the game’s top player, Connor McDavid. With 2750 miles separating the teams, the schedule for the 2024 Stanley Cup Final is more spread out than usual. The series will ruin from June 8 through June 24 if it goes the full seven games.
NHL Betting Lines
(1) Florida Panthers vs. (2P) Edmonton Oilers
FLA Wins 4-3
| GAME/LOCATION |
DATE / TIME (ET) |
SCORE |
| Game 1 (at Florida) |
Sat, June 8 |
FLA 3, EDM 0 |
| Game 2 (at Florida |
Mon, June 10 |
FLA 4, EDM 1 |
| Game 3 (at Edmonton) |
Thu, June 13 |
EDM 3, FLA 4 |
| Game 4 (at Edmonton) |
Sat, June 15 |
EDM 8, FLA 1 |
| Game 5 (at Florida) |
Tue, June 18 |
FLA 3, EDM 5 |
| Game 6 (at Edmonton) |
Fri, June 21 |
EDM 5, FLA 1 |
| Game 7 (at Florida) |
Mon, June 24 |
FLA 2, EDM 1 |
The Florida Panthers are an understandable favorite to win the Stanley Cup. Florida has become a team that gamblers associate with as a proven winner. Edmonton will draw action as a quality underdog with the game’s top player and a lineup loaded with skill. Florida plays a heavy and physically punishing brand of hockey that is more traditionally associated with championship teams.
Stanley Cup Winners (2000)
| YEAR |
WINNER |
RUNNER UP |
| 2024 |
Florida Panthers |
Edmonton Oilers |
| 2023 |
Vegas Golden Knights |
Florida Panthers |
| 2022 |
Colorado Avalanche |
Tampa Bay Lightning |
| 2021 |
Tampa Bay Lightning |
Montreal Canadiens |
| 2020 |
Tampa Bay Lightning |
Dallas Stars |
| 2019 |
St. Louis Blues |
Boston Bruins |
| 2018 |
Washington Capitals |
Vegas Golden Knights |
| 2017 |
Pittsburgh Penguins |
Nashville Predators |
| 2016 |
Pittsburgh Penguins |
San Jose Sharks |
| 2015 |
Chicago Blackhawks |
Tampa Bay Lightning |
| 2014 |
Los Angeles Kings |
New York Rangers |
| 2013 |
Chicago Blackhawks |
Boston Bruins |
| 2012 |
Los Angeles Kings |
New Jersey Devils |
| 2011 |
Boston Bruins |
Vancouver Canucks |
| 2010 |
Chicago Blackhawks |
Philadelphia Flyers |
| 2009 |
Pittsburgh Penguins |
Detroit Red Wings |
| 2008 |
Detroit Red Wings |
Pittsburgh Penguins |
| 2007 |
Anaheim Ducks |
Ottawa Senators |
| 2006 |
Carolina Hurricanes |
Edmonton Oilers |
| 2005 |
N/A |
N/A |
| 2004 |
Tampa Bay Lightning |
Calgary Flames |
| 2003 |
New Jersey Devils |
Anaheim Ducks |
| 2002 |
Detroit Red Wings |
Carolina Hurricanes |
| 2001 |
Colorado Avalanche |
New Jersey Devils |
| 2000 |
New Jersey Devils |
Dallas Stars |
The Stanley Cup was originally a Challenge Cup rather than a cup awarded at the end of a particular season or series. The first winners were the Montreal Hockey Club in 1893, and they "defended" their Cup in 1894 against Ottawa HC. The Cup changed hands periodically, including multiple times in several years. It wasn't until 1915 that the Stanley Cup became an official "League vs. League" championship series, the first of which was won by the PCHA's Vancouver Millionaires. The Montreal Canadiens won their first Stanley Cup in 1916, becoming the first NHA team to win it in this format.
In 1927, the NHL became the sole holder of the Stanley Cup, and the idea of different leagues "challenging" the NHL went out the window once and for all.
The format of the Stanley Cup Finals hasn't always been the best-of-seven series we're used to today. In the 1920s, this was a "first to two wins" format, though it switched to best-of-five in the 1930s. In 1939, the Boston Bruins won the first-ever best-of-seven Stanley Cup Finals by beating the Maple Leafs, and that format has remained the same ever since.
Stanley Cup Results By Team
| TEAM |
CHAMPIONSHIPS |
LAST |
| Montreal Canadiens |
24 |
1993 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs |
13 |
1967 |
| Detroit Red Wings |
11 |
2008 |
| Boston Bruins |
6 |
2011 |
| Chicago Blackhawks |
6 |
2015 |
| Edmonton Oilers |
5 |
1990 |
| Pittsburgh Penguins |
5 |
2017 |
| New York Rangers |
4 |
1994 |
| Colorado Avalanche |
3 |
2022 |
| Tampa Bay Lightning |
3 |
2021 |
| New York Islanders |
3 |
1983 |
| New Jersey Devils |
3 |
2003 |
| Philadelphia Flyers |
2 |
1975 |
| Los Angeles Kings |
2 |
2014 |
| Florida Panthers |
1 |
2024 |
| Vegas Golden Knights |
1 |
2023 |
| Washington Capitals |
1 |
2018 |
| Dallas Stars |
1 |
1999 |
| Calgary Flames |
1 |
1989 |
| Anaheim Ducks |
1 |
2007 |
| Carolina Hurricanes |
1 |
2006 |
| St. Louis Blues |
1 |
2019 |
| Vancouver Canucks |
0 |
--- |
| Buffalo Sabres |
0 |
--- |
| Ottawa Senators |
0 |
--- |
| San Jose Sharks |
0 |
--- |
| Columbus Blue Jackets |
0 |
--- |
| Minnesota Wild |
0 |
--- |
| Nashville Predators |
0 |
--- |
| Arizona Coyotes |
0 |
--- |
| Winnipeg Jets |
0 |
--- |
NHL franchises have had some odd histories for sure, and that makes this chart a little skewed if you're a hockey history buff. The Ottawa Senators, for example, have won the Stanley Cup in the past. But the team that won the Cup in the 1920s folded before the advent of the new Ottawa Senators, who have only been to the Stanley Cup Finals once and have never won it.
Not surprisingly, there's a massive monopoly on the Stanley Cup, as Montreal, Toronto and Detroit have won 48 Cups between them, while no one else in the NHL has hoisted Lord Stanley's trophy more than six times. Is the field catching up? Sure.
Chicago, for example, has won three Cups since 2010 and looks poised for more in the near future, while Pittsburgh has won it four times since 2008, including becoming the first team to win back-to-back Stanley Cups since the 1997 and 1998 Detroit Red Wings in 2016 and 2017. With the parity in hockey though, it's becoming tougher and tougher to go on a huge run like we saw out of the Canadiens in the 1960s and 1970 or the Maple Leafs in the 1930s and 1940s.
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