The Pacific division was arguably the most fun division in the NHL last season as there are several legitimate Stanley Cup contenders in it. This year, the reigning Western Conference champions will look to crush the competition in this division, but that won’t be easy with all of the talent that resides in the Pacific. Here, we break down the latest NHL Pacific Division futures odds.
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Pacific Division Betting Odds
| Team | Pacific Division Odds |
| Edmonton Oilers | -110 |
| Vancouver Canucks | +370 |
| Vegas Golden Knights | +450 |
| Los Angeles Kings | +700 |
| Seattle Kraken | +2200 |
| Calgary Flames | +6000 |
| Anaheim Ducks | +15000 |
| San Jose Sharks | +35000 |
Pacific Division Favorites
The odds-on favorite to win the Pacific Division is the Edmonton Oilers. The Oilers won the Western Conference title last season and clearly have the most momentum of any team in the Pacific right now. But there are always going to be questions about whether a team can respond to the heartbreak of losing in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final and the Oilers will have to answer those questions despite being early favorites out West.
The Pacific Division could be the most wide-open division in hockey during the 2024-25 season if the Oilers stumble early. There are four teams who could certainly win this division next season, and possibly a fifth if the Seattle Kraken can get their act together and play like they did two seasons ago. But the foursome of the Canucks, Oilers, Kings, and Golden Knights have the best chances to come out on top in this group of eight teams.
2024-25 Pacific Division Longshots
Meanwhile, there are four teams at +2000 or longer odds to win the Pacific this year. The Kraken, Flames, Sharks, and Ducks all are not being given much of a chance by sportsbooks to win this division in 2025. But you never know what can happen in hockey and all of these longshots will hope to prove people wrong this year.
Also worth monitoring will be whether the San Jose Sharks and Anaheim Ducks can make any meaningful improvements this year. San Jose was historically bad for much of last season, while Anaheim finished with the third-fewest points in the NHL ahead of only the Sharks and Chicago Blackhawks. It will be hard for either of those teams to become serious contenders in this division, but just becoming competitive clubs again would be a huge step in the right direction.
