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www.bowmans.com ODDSMAKERS SAY CANADA?S LONGEST STANLEY CUP DROUGHT TO CONTINUE

Toronto, September 28, 2005 ? Oddsmakers at www.bowmans.com , the world?s leading online gaming company, say the return of NHL hockey to Canada will not necessarily bring the Stanley Cup back to the country.

Bowmans, who have been adding excitement to sports, entertainment and politics for twenty years, have made Philadelphia Flyers the 5-1 favourite to win the 2006 Stanley Cup, with Detroit Red Wings and Ottawa Senators listed as the second choices at 9-1. Should the Flyers win, it would extend Canada?s drought to twelve seasons without a Stanley Cup-winning team, by far the longest in NHL history going back to 1926.

The other top picks to win the NHL Championship next Spring are the Pittsburgh Penguins at 9 ?-1; and the Calgary Flames and Colorado Avalanche, each listed at 12-1. Amongst other Canadian clubs, Vancouver are selected at 14-1, Toronto at 15-1, Edmonton at 20-1 and Montreal at 22-1. Defending champion Tampa Bay are listed as 15-1 picks.

As its? tradition and to add excitement to NHL fans and geographic rivalries, www.bowmans.com also has set odds on some unique NHL happenings in 2005-06, amongst them:

Will Sydney Crosby win NHL Rookie Of The Year?
Yes -400 No +320

Who will earn the most regular season points?
Toronto -150 Montreal +130

Who will earn the most regular season points?
Calgary -150 Edmonton +130

For a complete list of odds to win the 2006 Stanley Cup, or to learn more about Bowmans, visit www.bowmans.com.
 

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If Lemieux stays healthy there is no way anyone comes close to Rookie of the Year besides Crosby.

Lemieux made Warren Young and Rob Brown look like All-stars, and I believe Robbie Brown scored 50 goals playing beside Lemieux one year.

Those guys both went on to stellar careers as insurance salesman if memory serves.

Lemieux's health is always a question mark, but I see nobody being close if Mario plays 65 games.
 
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