How to Stream Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals Tonight
The St. Louis Blues will face the Boston Bruins today in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and today’s winner takes home the Cup.
This is the first time the championship has moved to Game 7 since 2011, which also featured the Bruins.
Today’s win for the St. Louis Blues will be the team’s first NHL title. If the Bruins win, they will take home the cup for the seventh time.
Tonight’s game kicks off at 8:00 pm ET in Boston and will air on NBC. This means that if you have a cable or digital antenna TV, you can tune in and watch the game for free.
If you don’t have a cable but still want to play the game, you also have a number of good streaming options:
Sling
If you’re just trying to catch today’s game, then Sling is probably your best bet. If you’ve never tried this before, the service offers a 1-week free trial. If so, the NBC package will cost just $ 25 a month, which is $ 15 less than its closest competitor.
Sling also has a deal right now where you can try the service for three months for just $ 15 a month before it jumps to $ 25 a month. For NBC, you want to catch the blue packet. It’s worth noting that Sling only offers NBC in select markets, so you’ll need to make sure yours is one of the supported ones before going through the registration process.
DirecTV Now, Hulu with Live TV, PlayStation Vue, YouTube TV and fubo TV
All major streaming players also offer NBC as an option. If you haven’t tried them all yet, each offers a free weekly trial that you can take advantage of just to watch today’s game.
If you forget to cancel your free trial, each will cost between $ 40 and $ 45 per month.
Like Sling, NBC is only offered in specific markets for each service. Before doing this, make sure your market is one that the service supports.