Edmonton Oilers vs. Dallas Stars Livestream: Here's How to Watch Game 4 Online Without Cable
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We're getting close to the Stanley Cup Finals. However, the winner of the Western Conference Finals has yet to be decided. Continuing on Tuesday, May 27, Game 4 features the Oilers looking to go up 3-1 after taking Game 2 and Game 3, while the Dallas Stars look to even the series at 2-2 before heading back to Dallas for Game 5.
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The winner will face off against the Eastern Conference Champions, either the Florida Panthers or Carolina Hurricanes, for the Stanley Cup.
At a Glance: How to Watch Oilers vs. Stars
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Looking to catch Game 4? Below is a quick guide on the best ways to watch Edmonton vs. Dallas, plus a full schedule of the NHL Playoffs series.
How to Watch Oilers vs. Stars Playoff Games Online
Game 4 of the Oilers vs. Stars playoff series is broadcast on ESPN. If you don't have cable, the best way to watch the Edmonton-Dallas series is with ESPN+. But, DirecTV and Fubo are also great options since both services carries ESPN too, which will have simulcasts of games. Here's a breakdown of these options, including free trial and pricing information:
How to Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Dallas Stars 2025 NHL Playoffs Series
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ESPN+
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Pros: Low monthly price, exclusive sports coverage
Cons: ESPN channel not included
ESPN+ will carry every game during the NHL Western Conference Finals this year. These post-season games are also airing on ESPN or ABC. If you don't want to spring for a more expensive live TV streaming service, ESPN+ is an affordable option, starting at $11.99 per month.
Please note: ESPN+ does not include the linear ESPN channels, like ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, ESPNEWS, ESPNU and others.
How to Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Dallas Stars 2025 NHL Playoffs Series
BEST OVERALL
DirecTV
Pros: Free trial, affordable genre packs, ESPN+ included
Cons: Not as many entertainment channels in genre packs as other options
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One of the best ways to watch the 2025 NHL Playoffs, including the Oilers vs. Stars series, is DirecTV. The streaming service offers various streaming options, while it carries ESPN. The best package for the NHL is the 'MySports' plan, which carries more than 20 sports channels, which starts with a five-day free trial and costs $69.99 monthly after the trial ends.
How to Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Dallas Stars 2025 NHL Playoffs Series
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Fubo
Pros: Free trial, huge channel lineup
Cons: Pricey
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Another streaming service that will let you watch Oilers vs. Stars online is Fubo. The service carries ESPN in its 'Pro' plan, which costs $84.99 per month. However, Fubo offers a seven-day free trial to start and $20 off your first month of service. Overall, the streamer carries more than 300 channels in total with its 'Elite' plan. It's pretty comprehensive.
How to Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Dallas Stars 2025 NHL Playoffs Series
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Sling TV
Pros: Tons of channels, easy to use
Cons: Requires combination of packages + add-ons, no free trial
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Sling is the more wallet-friendly live TV streaming service option. NHL fans can use to watch Oilers vs. Stars and other NHL Playoff games on TNT, ESPN and ABC with the Sling Orange + Blue package. It starts at $33 for the first month of service, $65.99 per month afterwards. Unfortunately, Sling does not currently offer a free trial.
Please note: Pricing and channel availability varies from location to location.
How to Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Dallas Stars 2025 NHL Playoffs Series
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Hulu + Live TV
Pros: Free trial, bonus streaming services
Cons: Pricey
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Hulu + Live TV carries ESPN for Oilers vs. Stars livestreams, as well as TNT and ABC to watch more NHL Playoff games. It starts at $82.99 per month, but you get access to more than 90 channels. Subscribers also get access to ESPN+, Disney+, and Hulu's full on-demand library of movies, TV shows, and originals. Meanwhile, Hulu + Live TV offers a three-day free trial to start watching games.
Oilers vs. Stars Schedule, Next Game
Now that the series is 2-1 with Edmonton winning in the lead, the Oilers are favored to win the NHL Western Conference Finals and go back to the Stanley Cup Finals to possibly rematch with the Florida Panthers. Here's the full Edmonton vs. Dallas series schedule and results:
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Game 1: Oilers 3, Stars 6 — Wed. May 21
Game 2: Oilers 3 , Stars 0 — Fri. May 23
Game 3: Stars 1, Oilers 6 — Sun. May 25
Game 4: Stars at Oilers — Tues. May 27, 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, ESPN, ESPN+
Game 5: Oilers at Stars — Thurs. May 29, 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, ESPN, ESPN+
*Game 6: Stars at Oilers — Sat. May 31, 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, ABC, ESPN+
*Game 7: Oilers at Stars — Mon. June 2, 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, ESPN, ESPN+
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