NHL Pacific Division Odds (2026-27)

The following post features NHL Pacific Division Odds (2026-27).

The NHL Pacific Division odds reflect how sportsbooks currently view each team’s chances of winning the Western Conference’s Pacific Division.

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As the NHL season unfolds, these odds will shift based on performance, injuries, and which teams can maintain momentum over a long season.

So, how is the NHL Pacific Division race shaping up? Here’s what you need to know.

NHL Pacific Division Odds (2026-27)

Below is a table displaying the odds for the NHL Pacific Division Odds (2026-27). All odds were sourced on September 15, 2026. Click here for the very latest odds (via OddsChecker).

Preseason Team Spotlights

Edmonton Oilers

The Oilers finished second in the Pacific last season with a 41-30-11 record and 93 points but exited in the first round of the playoffs. Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl continue to form the most talented duo in the division, while new head coach Mike Babcock has been brought in to add structure and defensive accountability. If the supporting cast and goaltending improve, Edmonton has the star power to challenge for the top of the Pacific and make a deeper postseason run.

Vegas Golden Knights

Vegas captured the Pacific Division title last season with a 39-26-17 record and 95 points before embarking on a deep playoff run that included a sweep of Colorado and a trip to the Stanley Cup Final. Jack Eichel leads a deep, veteran group that includes captain Mark Stone, who recently signed an extension. The Golden Knights’ experience, organizational stability, and proven ability to peak in the spring keep them among the clearest contenders in the division.

Anaheim Ducks

Anaheim took a major step forward last season, finishing third in the Pacific at 43-33-6 and returning to the playoffs for the first time since 2018. The young core led by Leo Carlsson and breakout scorer Cutter Gauthier gives the Ducks one of the more promising forward groups in the West. Despite significant turnover on the blue line, Anaheim enters the year with rising expectations and the talent to push for another playoff appearance.

Los Angeles Kings

The Kings finished fourth in the Pacific last season with a 35-27-20 record and once again exited in the first round of the playoffs. Under new head coach Peter Laviolette, Los Angeles is transitioning after the departure of longtime captain Anze Kopitar while relying on Artemi Panarin, Adrian Kempe, and Quinton Byfield up front. Veteran additions in free agency aim to provide depth as the Kings look to finally advance deeper into the postseason.

San Jose Sharks

San Jose continued its rebuild progress last season, finishing fifth in the Pacific at 39-35-8 and showing clear improvement. Generational center Macklin Celebrini headlines one of the most talented young cores in the league, supported by Will Smith and other rising forwards. With added veteran help this offseason, the Sharks are expected to take another step forward and challenge for a playoff spot.

Seattle Kraken

The Kraken finished sixth in the Pacific last season with a 34-37-11 record and continue to search for consistency. Seattle has pieces of competitive roster but has struggled to sustain momentum over recent years. The organization remains focused on finding the right mix of development and veteran support to climb higher in a competitive division.

Calgary Flames

Calgary finished seventh in the Pacific last season at 34-39-9 and remains in the midst of a rebuild. The Flames are prioritizing the development of young talent while competing hard on a nightly basis. Meaningful contention is still a few years away as the organization continues its long-term reset.

Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver endured a difficult campaign last season, finishing last in the Pacific with a 25-49-8 record. The Canucks are in the early stages of a rebuild under new leadership, focusing on prospect development and long-term roster construction. While the present remains challenging, the organization is laying the foundation for future competitiveness in the division.

NHL Pacific Division Results (2025-26)

The Vegas Golden Knights captured the 2025-26 Pacific Division title with a 39-26-17 record and 95 points, finishing two points ahead of the Edmonton Oilers. Anchored by Jack Eichel and a deep veteran supporting cast, Vegas earned the top seed in the Pacific and home-ice advantage in the first round. The Golden Knights went on to make a strong playoff run, defeating the Utah Mammoth in six games before sweeping the top-seeded Colorado Avalanche in the Western Conference Final. They ultimately fell to the Carolina Hurricanes in six games in the Stanley Cup Final.

NHL Pacific Division Champion (by Year)

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