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What NHL Playoffs game is on today? 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Final schedule, results, and where to watch

The stage is officially set for the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, and it’s a familiar one. The Edmonton Oilers punched their ticket with a 6-3 triumph over the Dallas Stars in the Western Conference Final, teeing up a blockbuster rematch against the Florida Panthers, the very team that broke their hearts last year.

In 2024, Florida claimed its maiden Stanley Cup in dramatic fashion, edging out the Oilers in a seven-game classic. The Panthers came flying out of the gates, dominating the first three games with an 11-4 scoring blitz. But Edmonton didn't go quietly, they clawed back with three straight wins to force a Game 7, only to fall just short in the final showdown.

Join us at GOAL as we guide you through the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs, including all games, dates, results, and channels.

2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs Schedule

Stanley Cup Final

Edmonton Oilers vs Florida Panthers

DateGameTimeTV/Stream
June 4 at Edmonton Oilers8 pm ETTNT, truTV / Sling
June 6 at Edmonton Oilers8 pm ETTNT, truTV / Sling
June 9 at Florida Panthers8 pm ETTNT, truTV / Sling
June 12 at Florida Panthers8 pm ETTNT, truTV / Sling
June 14at Edmonton Oilers8 pm ETTNT, truTV / Sling
June 17 at Florida Panthers8 pm ETTNT, truTV / Sling
June 20at Edmonton Oilers8 pm ETTNT, truTV / Sling

Where can I watch the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs and Finals?

The 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Finals will be shown on linear and pay television on TNT and truTV in the United States, while Sling will provide streaming coverage.

Regional and local broadcasters will carry games from the first round, with the exception of ABC matches. Following the second round, ABC will have the first choice of conference finals, with TNT set to air the other selection. ABC will then have exclusive coverage of the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Finals.

Most games shown on TNT and truTV nationally will be available to stream through Sling.

In Canada, games will air on CBC and the Sportsnet networks under their Hockey Night in Canada brand. The Stanley Cup Finals will be simulcast on both CBC and Sportsnet, and the games will be streamed through Sportsnet+ and CBC Gem.

FAQs

What teams will feature in the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs?

For the second year running, it's the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers battling it out for hockey’s biggest prize — the Stanley Cup. You’ve got to go all the way back to 2008 and 2009 to find the last time the same two teams clashed in consecutive Cup Finals, when the Penguins and Red Wings traded titles.

How long are the 2024 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs?

The chase for Lord Stanley's Cup is well underway, as the 2025 NHL postseason — the knockout stage of the 2024–25 campaign — got rolling on April 19. The drama will build all the way through to the Stanley Cup Final, set to wrap up by June 20 at the latest.

When is the final game of the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs?

The final game of the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs will be the last game of the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Finals, between the two winners of the Eastern Conference and Western Conference. There is no fixed date yet, but it will take place between June 12 and June 20.

Who is looking likely to win the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Finals?

Picking a winner here isn’t easy. Florida have been sharp, relentless, and perfectly in sync through three playoff rounds. But something about the Oilers this time feels different — like a team on a mission. They were gutted after falling just short in Game 7 last year, and they’ve stormed back this spring with revenge in their veins and fire in their skates.

Who won the 2024 NHL Stanley Cup Finals?

Last year, the Panthers edged the Oilers in a nail-biting seven-game showdown to claim their first-ever Stanley Cup. Now, history’s repeating itself — and if the script follows that old Pittsburgh-Detroit arc, maybe it's Edmonton's turn to settle the score.

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