Central Division Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Carolina Hurricanes. Game 1 May 30, pm ET. TB leads Game 2 June 1, pm ET. Game 5 June 8, pm ET. TB wins West Division Vegas Golden Knights vs. Colorado Avalanche. COL leads Game 2 June 2, pm ET. Game 3 June 4, pm ET. Game 4 June 6, pm ET. VGK leads Game 6 June 10, pm ET. VGK wins North Division Winnipeg Jets vs.
Montreal Canadiens. Game 1 June 2, pm ET. MTL leads Game 2 June 4, pm ET. Game 3 June 6, pm ET. Game 4 June 7, pm ET. MTL wins Tampa Bay Lightning. Game 1 June 13, pm ET. NYI leads Game 2 June 15, pm ET. Game 3 June 17, pm ET. TBL leads Game 4 June 19, pm ET. Game 5 June 21, pm ET. Game 6 June 23, pm ET. Game 7 June 25, pm ET.
Semifinals Montreal Canadiens vs. Vegas Golden Knights. Game 1 June 14, pm ET. Game 2 June 16, pm ET. Game 3 June 18, pm ET. Game 4 June 20, pm ET. Game 5 June 22, pm ET. Game 6 June 24, pm ET. Game 1 June 28, pm ET. TBL lead Game 2 June 30, pm ET. This map is a depiction of the broadcast territories for all seven Canadian teams. As you can see, it is a complicated illustration that can lead to many questions, which is why we are attempting to provide all the necessary answers to questions that you—the customer—may have.
To see which games you get included in your subscription, we have included a number of tools here for your convenience. This is because Ontario is designated with more broadcast regions than other provinces, resulting in a number of cases where someone is on the boundary between two regions. If a game is grayed out, it means the game is a blackout in your region.
Anything that is red is available for you to watch with your subscription. If you would like to see approximately how many games you will get in your subscription based on your location, proceed to any of the regions below. Out-of-market vs.
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