Florida Panthers vs. Edmonton Oilers: How to watch Game 6 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final tonight
The Florida Panthers and the Edmonton Oilers are no strangers; the two NHL teams met in last year's Stanley Cup Final (the Panthers took the trophy home, winning in seven thrilling games). This year's Stanley Cup Final series returns to Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, FL for Game 6 tonight (June 17) at 8 p.m. ET, and with the Panthers leading the series 3-2, they could clinch the championship at home, unless the Oilers force a seventh game like they did last year. You can catch tonight's game and the whole Stanley Cup series on TNT and Max, here's everything you need to know about how to watch the Panthers vs. Oilers, and get live updates on Game 6 here.
How to watch the Florida Panthers vs. Edmonton Oilers:
Dates: June 17, 2025
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Time: 8 p.m. (Game 6)
TV channel: TNT, TruTV
Streaming: Max, Sling, DirecTV and more
Where to watch the Panthers vs. Oilers:
You can tune in to every game of the Florida Panthers vs. Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup Final on TNT and truTV. These channels are available on platforms like DirecTV, Sling and Fubo. Games will also be streaming on Max.
Stanley Cup Final channel:
All games in the Stanley Cup finals series between the Oilers and the Panthers will air on TNT and truTV.
How to watch the Stanley Cup Finals without cable:
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Who is playing in the Stanley Cup Finals?
This year, the Florida Panthers will play the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup finals.
2025 Stanley Cup Finals TV schedule:
All times Eastern.
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