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Morning Coffee: Edmonton Oilers, Winnipeg Jets ready for playoff showdown

That won’t change before they drop the puck on their first-round series tonight. The Oilers and Jets are currently listed at +2000 and +3500 odds to win the Stanley Cup, respectively. For perspective, there isn’t a single other first-round series in which both teams are listed at +2000 or longer to win the Cup. Can either Edmonton or Winnipeg surprise with a deep playoff run? First, they’ll go head-to-head in the opening round. As of this morning, the Oilers are a -175 favourite to win their series – the Jets are a +140 underdog. What is the most likely series outcome according to oddsmakers? Edmonton in five (+415).

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Before record-setting six TDs, Nevers made his pitch as a ballplayer in St Louis, struck out the Babe (twice)

Before record-setting six TDs, Nevers made his pitch as a ballplayer in St Louis, struck out the Babe (twice)
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Echoes The trade of the Gray Eagle Published 12/18/2020

Can you believe that the Boston Red Sox once traded away a player who was considered to be one of the best in all of baseball? He had just turned 28 years old and was right in the prime of his career; he was a defensive whiz, the best outfielder of his day and one of the greatest of all-time; he terrorized the opposition with his base-running skills; added to that, he was a terrific hitter. And his name wasn t Mookie Betts. Nor was it Babe Ruth, who, by the way, wasn t traded to the New York Yankees. He was sold for cold, hard cash, something to which then-Sox owner Harry Frazee was addicted.

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