Auston Matthews Hart Trophy Odds in 2024-25

By Peter Mooney
Fact Checked by Editorial Staff

Auston Matthews was one of the favorites in the MVP conversation at the beginning of the season but those odds have significantly dropped.

Auston Matthews MVP Odds vs. Other Hart Trophy Odds Favorites

While Auston Matthews is one of the top betting favorites to win the Hart Trophy in 2024-25, he has plenty of competition for the award.

๐Ÿ’ Player๐Ÿ† Odds
Connor Mcdavid+275
N. MacKinnon+350
K. Kaprizov+350
L. Draisaitl+2500
โญ๏ธAuston Matthews+10000

(Odds provided by BetMGM sportsbook)

Has Auston Matthews Won the Hart Trophy Before?

Matthews won the award in 2022 for the first time and is looking to win it again this year as he captains the Toronto Maple Leaf's.

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Auston Matthews Hart Trophy Odds Week-By-Month

We track Auston Matthews' odds to win the NHL Hart Trophy monthly. Read the table below to see how his odds have changed throughout the season. ๐Ÿ‘‡

Preseason:+900
October:+850
November:+1100
December:+10000

Other Auston Matthews Betting Lines and Props

You can wager on these Auston Matthews betting specials at FanDuel Sportsbook today.

Auston Matthews Prop MarketOdds
To Record 1+ Hat Trick in First 10 Games+175
To Record 20+ Points in First 10 Games+1200
To Record 1+ Point in Each of His First 10 Games+1800
To Score 1+ Goal in Each of His First 10 Games+1800
To Score 60+ Regular Season Goals+250
To Score 70+ Regular Season Goals+2800

Auston Matthews Hart Trophy Odds FAQs

Auston Matthews has +850 odds to win the Hart Trophy in 2024-25, according to the latest odds from FanDuel Sportsbook. The Maple Leafs captain has plenty of competition, including favorites Connor McDavid (+150) and Nathan McKinnon (+500). Still, Matthews has the third-shortest odds among the 1,000+ players in the NHL.

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