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Golden Knights open camp with ‘unfinished business’ after 2 wins short of the Cup

The Las Vegas Golden Knights kicked off their training camp with unfinished business from the previous season, having fallen short by two victories in winning the Stanley Cup. The team's coach was replaced multiple times over the years, with John Tortorella most recently added to the mix. The Golden Knights have never been satisfied with merely coming close to the championship, and they are now eager to finish the job.

They are considered strong favorites to win the Cup again, with odds ranging from +850 to 10-1. The team's management has a history of making significant changes, signing key players and upgrading the lineup. The organization values winning and will not settle for anything less than a Stanley Cup victory.

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