The competition of the 2023-24 NHL season is ending, and the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs season is set to begin. This series is well-known for memorable snapshots, action-packed situations, overtime games to fall dramatically from the edge of your seat, and amazing goalkeeping.
Sixteen teams will fight for the honor of champion, the coveted Stanley Cup. The Vegas Golden Knights return to the ice as the largest winner in hockey, raising the Stanley Cup for the first time in history after defeating the Florida Panthers in the thrilling final clash of the Stanley Cup last year.
Where to watch the 2024 NHL Playoffs?
- In the United States: ESPN, ABC, TNT, TBS
- In Canada: Sportsnet, CBC
ESPN Networks and Turner Sports share the distinction of transmitting the NHL post-season playoffs in the United States for the third season under their seven-season contracts with the NHL. ABC will cover Saturday-night games in the first round, while all other early-round games will be aired across ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews, TBS, and TruTV. Coverage of second-round games lasting until the conference final round will be divided between ESPN Networks and TNT, while the Stanley Cup Final will shift to ESPN in 2024.
How to Stream the 2024 NHL Playoffs?
- In the United States: ESPN+, SlingTV, and Fubo
- In Canada: SN NOW and CBC Gem
All playoff matches aired on ESPN-based networks in the USA are available on ESPN+ and Fubo, and all coverage of matches during TNT broadcasts will be accessible from SlingTV and the TNT app. A better option for both seasons is a subscription to ESPN+ and Fubo.