How to Watch Panthers vs. Oilers Stanley Cup Final Game 4 Online
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The Florida Panthers and the Edmonton Oilers get a rematch in the 2025 Stanley Cup Final. The teams duked it out in last year's NHL final as well, which went a thrilling seven games and ended with the Panthers hoisting the trophy. This year's Final is shaping up to be exciting as well. The first two games went into overtime, with the Oilers taking the first game and the Panthers winning the second. Game Three was more lopsided, with the Panthers dominating in a 6-1 victory at home.
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Next game: Wednesday, June 4 at 8 p.m. ET
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If you're looking to watch the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, read on. Below is a quick guide on how to watch the Panthers vs. Oilers Game Four online, including ways to livestream the hockey matches without cable, plus a full schedule for the series.
How to Watch Panthers vs. Oilers Stanley Cup Finals Online
All Panthers vs. Oilers Stanley Cup Final games will air on TNT and TruTV. If you don't have cable, you can stream the Panthers vs. Oilers Game Four online using any live TV streaming service that carries TNT, or you can watch with Max.
How to Watch Panthers vs. Oilers 2025 Stanley Cup Final Online
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Our favorite live TV streaming service for sports is DirecTV. The best package for hockey fans is the MySports genre pack, which delivers 20+ sports channels for $69.99 a month (after a five-day free trial). Channels include TNT for Stanley Cup Final livestreams, plus ABC (for NBA Finals streams), FS1, and local channels where available. Plus, the package includes ESPN+ at no additional cost.
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➤ Pros: Tons of channels, easy to use
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Another great live TV streaming service that carries TNT is Sling. The channel is included in all Sling packages, including their most affordable plan, Sling Orange. This 34-channel plan starts at just $45.99 a month, but right now new subscribers can get 50% off their first month of service. Besides TNT, you'll also get access to channels like ABC for NBA Finals streams, CNN, and TBS. Sling does not currently offer a free trial.
How to Watch Panthers vs. Oilers 2025 Stanley Cup Final Online
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➤ Cons: Limited live coverage, no free trial
Max will also have livestreams of every Stanley Cup Final game. The service is very affordable, starting at just $9.99 a month, and also delivers all of Max's hit series for on-demand viewing. However, you can't use Max to watch sports on other channels (like the NBA Finals on ESPN). Max also doesn't offer a free trial.
2025 Stanley Cup Final Schedule, Next Game
The 2025 Stanley Cup Final kicks off on Wednesday, June 4, and runs through Friday, June 20, if a Game Seven is necessary.
Game 1: Oilers 4, Panthers 3 (OT)
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Game 2: Panthers 5, Oilers 4 (2OT)
Game 3: Panthers 6, Oilers 1
Game 4: Oilers at Panthers — Thursday, June 12, 8 p.m. ET
Game 5: Panthers at Oilers — Saturday, June 14, 8 p.m. ET
Game 6*: Oilers at Panthers — Tuesday, June 17, 8 p.m. ET
Game 7*: Panthers at Oilers — Friday, June 20, 8 p.m. ET
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