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It’s time again for the Stanley Playoffs. And here we go, yet again, with the World Famous SiriusXM NHL Network Radio Stanley Cup Playoff Prediction Pool. This is the 18th year we’ve gone for silver. There have been 12 different winners over those years.
This time around, most would agree that there is not a clear-cut favourite to hoist the Stanley Cup this June. There may be four, or five, or six…or seven, teams that all could be considered front runners. The variety of picks this time around from our 23 participants bear this out.
Remember, this is all for fun. The majority of the opening round series are coin flips. You would be advised not to take any these picks to the bank, or wherever you lay your money down.
A quick glance at the last time the 16 current NHL playoff teams held a Stanley Cup winning parade:
Vegas Golden Knights 2023
Colorado Avalanche 2022
Tampa Bay Lightning 2021
Washington Capitals 2018
Los Angeles Kings 2014
Boston Bruins 2011
Carolina Hurricanes 2006
Dallas Stars 1999
New York Rangers 1994
Edmonton Oilers 1990
New York Islanders 1984
Toronto Maple Leafs 1967
Nashville Predators never
Florida Panthers never
Vancouver Canucks never
Winnipeg Jets never*
(*have yet to participate in a Stanley Cup Final)
Keep in mind this is not a bracket challenge. We will submit our predictions round-by-round. Tune in to “Under Review” on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio Channel 91, every weekday at 11 am Eastern/8 am Pacific, for the latest Fearless Playoff Predictions updates.
2023 FINAL STANDINGS
ALL-TIME FEARLESS PLAYOFF PREDICTION CHAMPIONS
2023 Champion – Dennis Bernstein (2)
2022 Champion – Steve Kouleas
2021 Champion – Bruce Bolton (2)
2020 Champion – Dennis Bernstein
2019 Champion – Jim Gordon
2018 Champion – Joe Thistel (3)
2017 Champion – Peter Berce (2)
2016 Champion – Mike Lippa
2015 Champions – Peter Berce & Nick Alberga
2014 Champion – Joe Thistel (2)
2013 Champion – Bruce Bolton
2012 Champion – Mick Kern (4)
2011 Champion – Joe Thistel
2010 Champions – Scott Laughlin (2) & Shawn Lavigne
2009 Champions – Scott Laughlin & Mick Kern (3)
2008 Champion – Mick Kern (2)
2007 Champions – Mike Ross & Mick Kern
REMEMBER: This is NOT a bracket challenge. We will make subsequent picks every round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
46 points is the maximum number of points one can achieve. Mike Lippa set the record with 36 points back in 2016. Steve Kouleas went 15-for-16 in series correctly chosen back in 2022.
As for favoured teams this time around, here is the statistical breakdown (23 votes in all):
2024 Stanley Cup Champion:
Dallas Stars 6 votes
New York Rangers 6 votes
Carolina Hurricanes 4 votes
Florida Panthers 3 votes
Edmonton Oilers 2 votes
Vegas Golden Knights 1 vote
Toronto Maple Leafs 1 vote
Team that nobody picked to win a playoff series:
Washington Capitals
And Now…Our 2024 Fearless Stanley Cup Playoff Predictions
Dennis Bernstein – DEFENDING CHAMPION
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 7
Maple Leafs in 6
Stars in 6
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 6
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: Carolina Hurricanes
Conn Smythe: Jake Guentzel
Steve Kouleas
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 6
Bruins in 7
Stars in 6
Canucks in 5
Oilers in 6
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers
Conn Smythe: Connor McDavid
Ryan Paton
Rangers in 6
Hurricanes in 6
Lightning in 6
Maple Leafs in 6
Golden Knights in 7
Predators in 6
Oilers in 6
Avalanche in 7
Stanley Cup: Toronto Maple Leafs
Conn Smythe: Auston Matthews
Mick Kern
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 6
Maple Leafs in 6
Stars in 6
Canucks in 7
Oilers in 5
Jets in 6
Cup Winner: Dallas Stars
Conn Smythe Winner: Jason Robertson
Martin Biron
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 7
Bruins in 5
Stars in 6
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 6
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: New York Rangers
Conn Smythe: Igor Shesterkin
Jonathan Davis
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Lightning in 6
Bruins in 5
Stars in 5
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 6
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: Carolina Hurricanes
Conn Smythe: Jake Guentzel
Russ Cohen
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 7
Bruins in 6
Golden Knights in 6
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 5
Avalanche in 7
Stanley Cup: Florida Panthers
Conn Smythe: Matthew Tkachuk
Peter Berce
Rangers in 6
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 7
Bruins in 7
Stars in 7
Predators in 7
Oilers in 6
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: Dallas Stars
Conn Smythe: Jason Robertson
Linda Cohn
Rangers in 7
Hurricanes in 6
Lightning in 7
Maple Leafs in 6
Stars in 7
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 6
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: New York Rangers
Conn Smythe: Igor Shesterkin
Joe Thistel
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Lightning in 6
Bruins in 6
Stars in 7
Canucks in 7
Oilers in 5
Jets in 7
Stanley Cup: Dallas Stars
Conn Smythe: Roope Hintz
Tyler Madarasz
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 4
Lightning in 7
Maple Leafs in 6
Golden Knights in 7
Predators in 7
Oilers in 6
Avalanche in 6
Stanley Cup: New York Rangers
Conn Smythe: Artemi Panarin
Shane Malloy
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 6
Bruins in 6
Stars in 6
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 6
Jets in 7
Stanley Cup: Florida Panthers
Conn Smythe: Matthew Tkachuk
Jim Gordon
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 6
Panthers in 5
Maple Leafs in 7
Stars in 7
Predators in 6
Oilers in 4
Jets in 7
Stanley Cup: Dallas Stars
Conn Smythe: Miro Heiskanen
Bruce Bolton
Rangers in 4
Hurricanes in 4
Lightning in 7
Bruins in 6
Golden Knights in 6
Predators in 6
Oilers in 6
Avalanche in 7
Stanley Cup: Vegas Golden Knights
Conn Smythe: Jack Eichel
Gord Stellick
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 5
Lightning in 6
Maple Leafs in 6
Stars in 6
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 7
Jets in 7
Stanley Cup: Carolina Hurricanes
Conn Smythe: Sebastian Aho
Scott Laughlin
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 7
Panthers in 6
Bruins in 6
Stars in 6
Predators in 7
Oilers in 6
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: Florida Panthers
Conn Smythe: Matthew Tkachuk
Bernie Corbett
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 5
Lightning in 7
Bruins in 7
Stars in 6
Canucks in 6
Kings in 7
Jets in 7
Stanley Cup: New York Rangers
Conn Smythe: Artemi Panarin
Jake Hahn
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 5
Panthers in 7
Bruins in 7
Stars in 6
Predators in 6
Oilers in 6
Jets in 7
Stanley Cup: New York Rangers
Conn Smythe: Artemi Panarin
Dave McCarthy
Rangers in 4
Hurricanes in 6
Lightning in 7
Maple Leafs in 7
Stars in 6
Predators in 7
Oilers in 7
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: Dallas Stars
Conn Smythe: Joe Pavelski
Lucas Critelli
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 5
Panthers in 7
Maple Leafs in 7
Stars in 6
Canucks in 7
Oilers in 7
Jets in 7
Stanley Cup: Dallas Stars
Conn Smythe: Jake Oettinger
Anthony Stewart
Rangers in 5
Hurricanes in 5
Panthers in 6
Maple Leafs in 6
Stars in 7
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 5
Avalanche in 6
Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers
Conn Smythe: Connor McDavid
Victoria Matiash
Rangers in 6
Hurricanes in 5
Panthers in 6
Maple Leafs in 7
Stars in 7
Canucks in 6
Oilers in 6
Avalanche in 7
Stanley Cup: Carolina Hurricanes
Conn Smythe: Sebastian Aho
Mikey Bonora
Rangers in 5
Islanders in 7
Lightning in 7
Bruins in 6
Stars in 7
Canucks in 6
Kings in 7
Jets in 6
Stanley Cup: New York Rangers
Conn Smythe: Artemi Panarin
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