2010 NHL Conference Semifinal Series Odds

This post was written by Mike on April 29, 2010
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Conference Semifinal Odds
Detroit Red Wings vs. San Jose Sharks	1.95 1.86	1.95 1.80	1.90 1.90	1.95 1.75
Montreal Canadiens vs. Pittsburgh Penguins	4.50 1.22	4.25 1.22	4.30 1.23	4.60 1.16
Philadelphia Flyers vs. Boston Bruins	2.35 1.22	2.10 1.71	2.25 1.68	2.25 1.57
Vancouver Canucks vs. Chicago Blackhawks	2.20 1.71	2.15 1.69	2.15 1.74	2.20 1.60

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