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NHL Stanley Cup Final 2024 schedule: Dates, times, TV for Panthers vs. Oilers
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Date:2025-04-18 17:27:37
The Stanley Cup Final is set: The Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers will meet in the NHL's championship round.
The series will begin on Saturday in Sunrise, Florida. All games start at 8 p.m. ET and will be shown nationally on ABC in the United States.
The Panthers, who beat the New York Rangers in Game 6, have never won the Stanley Cup. The Oilers, who beat the Dallas Stars in Game 6, are seeking their sixth title and first since 1990.
No Canadian team has won the Cup since the 1993 Montreal Canadiens.
Here is the Stanley Cup Final schedule. Follow along for scores:
Stanley Cup Final schedule
All games p.m. ET. x-if necessary
Game 1: Saturday, June 8, Edmonton Oilers at Florida Panthers, 8, ABC
Game 2: Monday, June 10, Edmonton Oilers at Florida Panthers, 8, ABC
Game 3: Thursday, June 13, Florida Panthers at Edmonton Oilers, 8, ABC
Game 4: Saturday, June 15, Florida Panthers at Edmonton Oilers, 8, ABC
x-Game 5: Tuesday, June 18, Edmonton Oilers at Florida Panthers, 8, ABC
x-Game 6: Friday, June 21, Florida Panthers at Edmonton Oilers, 8, ABC
x-Game 7: Monday, June 24, Edmonton Oilers at Florida Panthers, 8, ABC
How to watch the Stanley Cup Final
All games will be shown nationally on ABC. Games can be streamed on ESPN+ and on services that carry ABC, such as Fubo.
Who won the season series?
The Panthers won both games, outscoring the Oilers 10-4.
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