Florida Panthers Stanley Cup Finals Schedule, How to Watch
Game 1 of the Florida Panthers quest to win the Stanley Cup is about to begin. Here is the full Stanley Cup Finals schedule and how you can watch.
The Florida Panthers have certainly embarked on quite a playoff run, starting with their improbable upset over the Boston Bruins in the First Round, before taking down another favored Atlantic Division rival in the Toronto Maple Leafs. After winning a pair of overtime thrillers, the Panthers swept the Carolina Hurricanes.
And now, they’re just four wins away from winning the Stanley Cup for the first time. Are you curious to know when the Panthers will be playing? Check out the complete schedule below.
- Game 1: Saturday, June 3rd
- Game 2: Monday, June 5th
- Game 3: Thursday, June 8th
- Game 4: Saturday, June 10th
- Game 5: Tuesday, June 13th (if necessary)
- Game 6: Friday, June 16th (if necessary)
- Game 7: Monday, June 19th (if necessary)
- All games will take place at 8:00 PM, EST.
How to watch the Florida Panthers battle for the Stanley Cup
You can catch the Florida Panthers in their quest to win the Cup on TNT. But if you don’t have access to the network via cable, no worries. You can also stream the games on Fubo TV. The network includes TNT, so you don’t need to miss a single moment of what will be an action-packed and memorable Final for the Panthers.
Overall, this is the second time the Panthers have found themselves for the Stanley Cup, with the first occurring during the 1995-96 season in what was just their third year of existence. They fell to the Colorado Avalanche that year who ironically enough, were playing their first season in Denver.
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Last year, the Panthers finished the regular season with the highest points total, granting them the Presidents’ Trophy. Unfortunately for them, they fell to the Tampa Bay Lightning in the second round. But this time around, they might just get a better result. Make sure you tune in and see if they can finally hoist that elusive Stanley Cup for the first time.