Updated wagering odds for Devils-Kings, Conn Smythe winner, prop bets

It's been 48 days since the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs began and now we're two days away from the start of the Final between the Los Angeles Kings and New Jersey Devils.

As they've been doing all season, our friends at Bovada have released updated betting odds and prop bets for the Final. The Kings open up as the favorite (-170) with the Devils starting at +150.

How do you think the series will go? Will the Kings roll through another opponent? Or will the Devils take the Cup with another long series? Here are the odds for all eight possibilities:

After the jump, your updated Conn Smythe Trophy odds.

No surprise as Jonathan Quick and Dustin Brown are your top two favorite for playoff MVP:

Before the playoffs began, you could have gotten Kovalchuk and Kopitar at 45/1, Quick and Brodeur at 50/1 and Parise at 65/1, per Bovada. Is there anyone not listed you might see making a run at the Smythe?

Now we get to some of the fun prop bets:

A netminder has taken the award 15 times since 1965, including Tim Thomas last year.

Only five times in its history has a losing player been awarded the Smythe, with the last being Jean-Sebastien Giguere in 2003. At the moment, this is a real possibility of happenig, but we still have plenty of hockey to play and figure that out.

Since the Kings (five SHGs) are involved here there's no doubt we'd play the over on that one.

Check out Bovada for more.

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