What team will win the 2016-17 Stanley Cup?

What's the score 14 September 2016 - If there was a team that had to fight adversity over the last five NHL seasons, look no further than the Chicago Blackhawks. Each summer Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman faces tough decisions to keep the core intact.

Players So much so that he is being watched as Dustin Byfuglien, Andrew Ladd and even Brandon Saad walk in free agency or traded to create cap space in an effort to preserve the club's core - led by captain Jonathan Toews and Hart trophy winner Patrick Kane Jersey.

Despite the frequent business sales, Bowman continues to find a way to keep them in contention Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup, where they won twice in the last four seasons.

Do not expect that to change much during the 2016-17 campaign either, as the Blackhawks are among the early favorites to hoist Lord Stanley Cup for the third time in four years.

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Here are five legitimate contenders for the Stanley Cup to consider before placing your paris this season.


Chicago Blackhawks (+900)

The Hawks were rather quiet on the front of the free agent this summer, with the exception of the brilliant signing of defenseman Brian Campbell, who adds more depth to an already powerful blue line with Duncan Keith and Brent Seabrook.

The Hawks finished third in a load Central Division last season with a 47-26-9 record. It will be again, with both Dallas and St. Louis improving their lists in the off-season, a tight race for the first.

Bovada has a 450 line set the top of the Western Conference Hawks. Many successful Blackhawks, of course, will be pinned on the overall performance of Kane. The 27-year-old enters the first of his career and will only get better for the country 106 points of league leader last season.


Pittsburgh Penguins (900)

Pens, much like the Blackhawks have run into issues similar salary cap. But the pens have remained competitive against all odds by building their franchise around Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. GM Jim Rutherford went all-in with the acquisition of Phil Kessel of the Toronto Maple Leafs last season.

The move was the final piece of the puzzle as pens championship five times over 30 striker has played a huge role in the Stanley Cup Pittsburgh race. Now, with rookie goaltender Matt Murray between the pipes for a full season, expect the Pens to be in the mix to repeat as Cup champions.


Washington Capitals (1000)

Alexander Ovechkin has done everything you could ever imagine - the Calder Trophy, three Hart Trophies, several Rocket Richard trophies - during his NHL career, except the Stanley Cup, the only thing that means the most.

Is this the season Ovechkin and Co. can finally break? Offensively, there are only a handful of teams that are tied with the Caps. With Ovechkin, Washington has a lethal range, which includes Evgeny Kuznetsov, Nicklas Backstrom and Marcus Johansson.

Only the Dallas Stars scored more goals than the Capitals last season. When Washington was fought defensively, but the goalkeeper all-star Braden Holtby was there to bail out the blue line repeatedly. Expect much of the same Caps. But with Barry Trotz entering his second season behind the bench, Washington will be a serious contender for the Cup.

Tampa Bay Lightning (1000)


One of the main reasons Steven Stamkos has chosen to leave money on the table and stay in Tampa Bay is because the Lightning is about to fight for the Stanley Cup again. They are not as sexy on paper as the three clubs mentioned above, but there is no team with more depth.

After Stamkos, the Lightning are strong up front with the likes of Nikita Kucherov, Ondrej Palat and Tyler Johnson. Victor Hedman and Anton Stralman are a double blow on the blue line, then there's Ben Bishop, who is among the elite guards in the league. Expect the bolts to be contenders for the title of head coach Jon Cooper.


Dallas Stars (1200)


GM Jim Nill restored an outstanding team Dallas Stars. Targets were easy to find with Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn leads the charge, stars leading the league in goals last year.

Jason Spezza, Patrick Sharp and Ales Hemsky give Dallas a strong supporting cast. The big question mark for the stars is on defense, where Nill meets a pressing need with the off-season signing of Dan Hamhuis - a regular supporter of the club has been lacking in recent seasons. If the stars can stay healthy, expect them to contend for a Stanley Cup - his first since the 1998-99 season.

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