NHL on NBCSN

Your 2020-21 NHL on NBC TV schedule

By Sean LeahyJul 7, 2021, 6:00 AM EDT

NBC Sports will feature roughly 20 game and studio commentators throughout the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs. NHL Live will feature hosts Liam McHugh and Kathryn Tappen and analysts Eddie Olczyk, Keith Jones, Anson Carter, Patrick Sharp, Dominic Moore and Mike Babcock.

NBC Sports’ game commentary teams will include play-by-play announcers Kenny Albert, John Forslund, Brendan Burke, Alex Faust and John Walton, and analysts Eddie Olczyk, Keith Jones, Brian Boucher, Pierre McGuire, AJ Mleczko, Joe Micheletti and Dominic Moore.

Overall, coverage will be presented on NBC, NBCSN and NHL Network, as well as first- and second-round coverage on NBCUniversal’s USA Network and CNBC. NBC Sports’ coverage of Stanley Cup Playoff first-round games on NBCUniversal cable networks (NBCSN, USA Network and CNBC), as well as NHL Network, will air side-by-side with regional sports networks and will be available for streaming on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app in local markets alongside regional sports network game telecasts. All games on NBC are exclusive.

2021 NHL playoff schedule: Stanley Cup Final – (TB wins series 4-1)

Game 1: Lightning 5, Canadiens 1
Game 2: Lightning 3, Canadiens 1
Game 3: Lightning 6, Canadiens 3
Game 4: Canadiens 3, Lightning 2 (OT)
Game 5: Lightning 1, Canadiens 0

2021 NHL playoff schedule: Stanley Cup Semifinals

ISLANDERS VS. LIGHTNING (TB wins series 4-3)

Game 1: Islanders 2, Lightning 1
Game 2: Lightning 4, Islanders 2
Game 3: Lightning 2, Islanders 1
Game 4: Islanders 3, Lightning 2
Game 5: Lightning 8, Islanders 0
Game 6: Islanders 3, Lightning 2 (OT)
Game 7: Lightning 1, Islanders 0

CANADIENS VS. GOLDEN KNIGHTS (MTL wins series 4-2)

Game 1: Golden Knights 4, Canadiens 1
Game 2: Canadiens 3, Golden Knights 2
Game 3: Canadiens 3, Golden Knights 2 (OT)
Game 4: Golden Knights 2, Canadiens 1 (OT)
Game 5: Canadiens 4, Golden Knights 1
Game 6: Canadiens 3, Golden Knights 2 (OT)

2021 NHL playoff schedule: Second Round

AVALANCHE VS. GOLDEN KNIGHTS (VGK wins series 4-2)

Game 1: Avalanche 7, Golden Knights 1
Game 2: Avalanche 3, Golden Knights 2 (OT)
Game 3: Golden Knights 3, Avalanche 2
Game 4: Golden Knights 5, Avalanche 1
Game 5: Golden Knights 3, Avalanche 2 (OT)
Game 6: Golden Knights 6, Avalanche 3

BRUINS VS. ISLANDERS (NYI wins series 4-2)

Game 1: Bruins 5, Islanders 2
Game 2: Islanders 4, Bruins 3 (OT)
Game 3: Bruins 2, Islanders 1 (OT)
Game 4: Islanders 4, Bruins 1
Game 5: Islanders 5, Bruins 4
Game 6: Islanders 6, Bruins 2

LIGHTNING VS. HURRICANES (TB wins series 4-1)

Game 1: Lightning 2, Hurricanes 1
Game 2: Lightning 2, Hurricanes 1
Game 3: Hurricanes 3, Lightning 2 (OT)
Game 4: Lightning 6, Hurricanes 4
Game 5: Lightning 2, Hurricanes 0

JETS VS. CANADIENS (MTL wins series 4-0)

Game 1: Canadiens 5, Jets 3
Game 2: Canadiens 1, Jets 0
Game 3: Canadiens 5, Jets 1
Game 4: Canadiens 3, Jets 2 (OT)

2021 NHL playoff schedule: First Round

2020-21 NHL NBC REGULAR-SEASON SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES EASTERN)

Wed., Jan. 13	Pittsburgh	Philadelphia	NBCSN	PHI 6-3
	Chicago	Tampa Bay	NBCSN	TB 4-1
	St. Louis	Colorado	NBCSN	STL 5-1
Sun., Jan. 17	Washington	Pittsburgh	NBC	PIT 4-3 (SO)
Mon., Jan. 18	Columbus	Detroit	NBCSN	CBJ 3-2
	Boston	N.Y. Islanders	NBCSN	NYI 1-0
	Buffalo	Philadelphia	NBCSN	BUF 6-1
	Arizona	Vegas	NBCSN	VGK 4-2
Tues., Jan. 19	Washington	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	PIT 5-4
Wed., Jan. 20	Edmonton	Toronto	NBCSN	EDM 3-1
	Minnesota	Anaheim	NBCSN	MIN 3-2
Thur., Jan. 21	Tampa Bay	Columbus	NBCSN	TB 3-2 (OT)
	Montreal	Vancouver	NBCSN	MTL 7-3
Sun., Jan. 24	Detroit	Chicago	NBC	CHI 6-2
Tues., Jan. 26	N.Y. Islanders	Washington	NBCSN	WSH 3-2
Wed., Jan. 27	Chicago	Nashville	NBCSN	NSH 2-1 (SO)
Mon., Feb. 1	Pittsburgh	N.Y. Rangers	NBCSN	NYR 3-1
Tues., Feb. 2	Buffalo	N.Y. Islanders	NBCSN	PPD
	Minnesota	Colorado	NBCSN	COL 2-1
Wed., Feb. 3	Detroit	Tampa Bay	NBCSN	TBL 5-1
	Boston	Philadelphia	NBCSN	BOS 4-3 (OT)

Sun., Feb. 7	Philadelphia	Washington	NBC	PHI 7-4
Mon., Feb. 8	N.Y. Islanders	N.Y. Rangers	NBCSN	NYI 2-0
Tues., Feb. 9	Philadelphia	Washington	NBCSN	PPD
	Tampa Bay	Nashville	NBCSN	TB 6-1
Wed., Feb. 10	Boston	N.Y. Rangers	NBCSN	BOS 3-2 (OT)
Sun., Feb. 14	Washington	Pittsburgh	NBC	PIT 6-3
	Colorado	Vegas	NBCSN	VGK 1-0
Mon., Feb. 15	N.Y. Islanders	Buffalo	NBCSN	NYI 3-1
Tues., Feb. 16	Washington	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	WSH 3-1
Wed., Feb. 17	Chicago	Detroit	NBCSN	CHI 2-0
	Winnipeg	Edmonton	NBCSN	EDM 3-2
Sat., Feb. 20	Vegas	Colorado	NBCSN	COL 3-2
Sun., Feb. 21	Philadelphia	Boston	NBCSN	BOS 7-3
	New Jersey	Washington	NBC	WSH 4-3
Tues., Feb. 23	Pittsburgh	Washington	NBCSN	PIT 3-2 (OT)
Wed., Feb. 24	N.Y. Rangers	Philadelphia	NBCSN	PHI 4-3
	Los Angeles	St. Louis	NBCSN	LA 2-1
Sun., Feb. 28	Boston	N.Y. Rangers	NBC	BOS 4-1
	Detroit	Chicago	NBCSN	CHI 7-2
Tues., March 2	Philadelphia	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	PIT 5-2
Wed., March 3	Washington	Boston	NBCSN	WSH 2-1 (SO)
	St. Louis	Anaheim	NBCSN	STL 3-2
Sun., March 7	Buffalo	N.Y. Islanders	NBC	NYI 5-2
	Tampa Bay	Chicago	NBCSN	TBL 6-3
	New Jersey	Boston	NBCSN	NJ 1-0
	N.Y. Rangers	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	PIT 5-1
Tues., March 9	N.Y. Rangers	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	PIT 4-2
	Chicago	Dallas	NBCSN	DAL 6-1
Wed., March 10	Vegas	Minnesota	NBCSN	MIN 4-3
	Los Angeles	Anaheim	NBCSN	LAK 5-1
Sun., March 14	Los Angeles	Colorado	NBCSN	COL 4-1
Mon., March 15	Philadelphia	N.Y. Rangers	NBCSN	PHI 5-4 (OT)
Tues., March 16	Boston	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	BOS 2-1
Wed., March 17	Philadelphia	N.Y. Rangers	NBCSN	NYR 9-0
	Edmonton	Calgary	NBCSN	EDM 7-3
Sun., March 21	Vegas	Los Angeles	NBCSN	LAK 3-1
Mon., March 22	Anaheim	Minnesota	NBCSN	MIN 2-1
Tues., March 23	New Jersey	Philadelphia	NBCSN	NJD 4-3
Wed., March 24	Anaheim	Minnesota	NBCSN	MIN 3-2
	Buffalo	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	PIT 5-2
	Los Angeles	San Jose	NBCSN	SJ 4-2
Sun., March 28	N.Y. Rangers	Washington	NBC	WSH 5-4
	Columbus	Detroit	NBCSN	DET 4-1
	New Jersey	Boston	NBCSN	NJ 1-0
	Nashville	Chicago	NBCSN	NSH 3-2
Mon., March 29	N.Y. Islanders	Pittsburgh	NBCSN	PIT 2-1
Tues., March 30	Carolina	Chicago	NBCSN	CHI 2-1
Wed., March 31	Philadelphia	Buffalo	NBCSN	BUF 6-1
	Los Angeles	Vegas	NBCSN	LAK 4-2
Thurs., April 1	Carolina	Chicago	NBCSN	CAR 4-3
	Minnesota	Vegas	NBCSN	MIN 3-2 (SO)
Sun., April 4	Detroit	Tampa Bay	NBC	DET 5-1
	Dallas	Carolina	NBCSN	CAR 1-0
Tues., April 6	Pittsburgh	N.Y. Rangers	NBCSN	NYR 8-4
Wed., April 7	Edmonton	Ottawa	NBCSN	EDM 4-2
	Montreal	Toronto	NBCSN	TOR 3-2
Tues., April 13	Philadelphia	Washington	NBCSN	WSH 6-1
Wed., April 14	Colorado	St. Louis	NBCSN	COL 4-3
	Vegas	Los Angeles	NBCSN	VGK 6-2
Thurs., April 15	Florida	Tampa	NBCSN	TB 3-2 (OT)
Sat., April 17	Pittsburgh	Buffalo	NBC	PIT 3-2
Sun., April 18	Washington	Boston	NBC	BOS 6-3
	N.Y. Islanders	Philadelphia	NBCSN	NYI 1-0 (OT)
	Los Angeles	Colorado	NBCSN	PPD
Mon., April 19	Detroit	Dallas	NBCSN	DAL 3-2 (SO)
Tues., April 20	Buffalo	Boston	NBCSN	BOS 2-0
	Colorado	St. Louis	NBCSN	PPD
Wed., April 21	Nashville	Chicago	NBCSN	CHI 5-4 (OT)
	San Jose	Vegas	NBCSN	VGK 5-2
Sat., April 24	Colorado	St. Louis	NBC	STL 5-3
Sun., April 25	Boston	Pittsburgh	NBC	PIT 1-0
	Columbus	Tampa Bay	NBCSN	TB 4-3 (OT)
Mon., April 26	Carolina	Dallas	NBCSN	DAL 4-3 (OT)
Tues., April 27	N.Y. Islanders	Washington	NBCSN	WSH 1-0
Wed., April 28	St. Louis	Minnesota	NBCSN	STL 4-3
	Colorado	Vegas	NBCSN	VGK 5-2
Thurs., April 29	Florida	Chicago	NBCSN	FLA 4-3 (OT)
	Calgary	Edmonton	NBCSN	CGY 3-1
Sun., May 2	Tampa Bay	Detroit	NBC	TB 2-1
Mon., May 3	Vegas	Minnesota	NBCSN	MIN 6-5
Tues., May 4	Pittsburgh	Philadelphia	NBCSN	PIT 7-3
Wed., May 5	Washington	N.Y. Rangers	NBCSN	WSH 4-2
	Colorado	San Jose	NBCSN	SJS 3-2
Thur., May 6	N.Y. Rangers	Boston	NBCSN	BOS 4-0
Sat., May 8	N.Y. Rangers	Boston	NBC	NYR 5-4
Mon., May 10	N.Y. Islanders	Boston	NBCSN	BOS 3-2 (OT)
Wed., May 12	Minnesota	St. Louis	NBCSN	STL 4-0

Bruins-Capitals stream – Game 4 on NBCSN

By Sean LeahyMay 21, 2021, 5:30 PM EDT

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NBCSN’s coverage of the 2020-21 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs continues with Friday’s Game 4 matchup between the Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals. Bruins-Capitals stream coverage begins at 6 p.m. ET on NBCSN. You can watch the game online and on the NBC Sports app by clicking here.

Craig Smith‘s goal in the second overtime of Game 3 gave the Bruins a 3-2 victory and a 2-1 series lead over the Capitals. It was the third straight game in the series that needed overtime to decide a winner and the 12th consecutive one-goal game between the teams in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Lars Eller and T.J. Oshie did not participate in Friday’s skate. Oshie did not skate before Game 3 and ended up playing. Eller sat out Wednesday night.

Per Capitals head coach Peter Laviolette, birthday boy Craig Anderson, 40, is available to backup likely starter Ilya Samsonov, who stopped 40 of 43 shots in Game 3.

The Bruins put out the same lineup for Friday’s morning skate that was on the ice Wednesday.

According to the NHL, teams that have won Game 3 in a series tied 1-1 have advanced 68% of the time. Only 29 teams in league history have won a series after going down 3-1 or 3-0.

[BRUINS-CAPITALS STREAM COVERAGE BEGINS AT 6 P.M. ET – NBCSN]

WHAT: Washington Capitals at Boston Bruins (BOS leads 2-1)
WHERE: TD Garden
WHEN: Friday, May 21, 6 p.m. ET
TV: NBCSN
ON THE CALL: Kenny Albert, Eddie Olczyk, Brian Boucher
LIVE STREAM: You can watch the Bruins-Capitals stream on NBC Sports’ live stream page and the NBC Sports app.

SERIES SCHEDULE
Game 1: Capitals 3, Bruins 2 (OT)
Game 2: Bruins 4, Capitals 3 (OT)
Game 3: Bruins 3, Capitals 2 (2 OT)
Friday, May 21: Capitals at Bruins, 6:30 p.m. ET (NBCSN)
Sunday, May 23: Bruins at Capitals, 7 p.m. ET (USA Network)
*Tuesday, May 25: Capitals at Bruins TBD
*Thursday, May 27: Bruins at Capitals TBD

SATURDAY’S NHL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

Game 4: Panthers at Lightning (TB leads 2-1), 12:30 p.m. ET – CNBC (livestream)
Game 4: Penguins at Islanders (PIT 2-1), 3 p.m. ET – NBC (livestream)
Game 2: Canadiens at Maple Leafs (MTL leads 1-0), 7 p.m. ET – CNBC (livestream)
Game 4: Golden Knights at Wild (VGK leads 2-1), 8 p.m. ET – NBC (livestream)

Jets-Oilers stream – Game 1 on NBCSN

By Sean LeahyMay 19, 2021, 8:00 PM EDT

NBCSN’s coverage of the 2020-21 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs continues with Wednesday’s Game 1 matchup between the Winnipeg Jets and Edmonton Oilers. Jets-Oilers stream coverage begins at 9 p.m. ET on NBCSN. You can watch the game online and on the NBC Sports app by clicking here.

This will be the first postseason meeting between the two franchises (Atlanta/Winnipeg), but it won’t be the first postseason meeting between the Edmonton and Winnipeg cities. The original Jets (now Coyotes) and the Oilers faced each other six times in the playoffs, with Edmonton winning all six series.

Edmonton took the regular season series 7-2-0 over Winnipeg, including six straight wins to end the season. The Oilers outscored the Jets 21-7 in those last six meetings.

The Oilers are appearing for the second straight year in the playoffs and the Jets will be in the playoffs for the fourth straight season. Both teams are coming off losses in the qualifying round in the 2020 playoffs (each lost series 3-1). Edmonton came in as the five seed and lost to No. 12 Chicago, and Winnipeg came in as the nine seed and lost to No. 8 Calgary.

The Jets and Blue Jackets made a blockbuster trade in January this season which sent Pierre-Luc Dubois to Winnipeg and Patrik Laine and Jack Roslovic to Columbus. Dubois has eight goals and 20 points in 41 games this season with Winnipeg. He enters on a 17-game goal drought – the longest of his career. He last scored in a two-goal effort vs. Ottawa on April 5.

Jets head coach Paul Maurice said that Dubois and Nikolaj Ehlers will miss Game 1 due to injury.

[COVERAGE BEGINS AT 9 P.M. ET – NBCSN]

WHAT: Winnipeg Jets at Edmonton Oilers
WHERE: Rogers Place
WHEN: Wednesday, May 19, 9 p.m. ET
TV: NBCSN
ON THE CALL: Alex Faust, Dominic Moore
LIVE STREAM: You can watch the Jets-Oilers stream on NBC Sports’ live stream page and the NBC Sports app.

SERIES SCHEDULE
Wednesday, May 19: Jets at Oilers, 9 p.m. ET (NBCSN)
Friday, May 21: Jets at Oilers, 9 p.m. ET (NBCSN)
Sunday, May 23: Oilers at Jets, 7:30 p.m. ET (NBCSN)
Monday, May 24: Oilers at Jets, 9:45 p.m. ET
*Wednesday, May 26: Jets at Oilers TBD
*Friday, May 28: Oilers at Jets TBD
*Sunday, May 30: Jets at Oilers TBD

THURSDAY’S NHL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

Game 3: Panthers at Lightning, 6:30 p.m. ET (Series tied 1-1) – USA Network (livestream)
Game 3: Penguins at Islanders, 7 p.m. ET (Series tied 1-1) – NBCSN (livestream)
Game 1: Canadiens at Maple Leafs, 7:30 p.m. ET – NHL Network
Game 3: Golden Knights at Wild, 9:30 p.m. ET – (Series tied 1-1) – NBCSN (livestream)

Hurricanes-Predators stream – Game 2 on CNBC

By Sean LeahyMay 19, 2021, 7:00 PM EDT

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CNBC’s coverage of the 2020-21 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs continues with Wednesday’s Game 2 matchup between the Carolina Hurricanes and Nashville Predators. Hurricanes-Predators stream coverage begins at 8 p.m. ET on CNBC. You can watch the game online and on the NBC Sports app by clicking here.

In front of their largest crowd of the season (12,000), the Hurricanes beat the Predators 5-2 to open a 1-0 lead in their First Round series. Jordan Staal, three games shy of his 100th playoff game, tallied twice. Carolina scored three times in the third, holding down Nashville throughout the last half of the game.

Jaccob Slavin will be a game-time decision again as he deals with a lower-body injury. Brett Pesce was in the lineup after missing practice time leading into Game 1. He picked up two primary assists in over 16 minutes of ice time.

Viktor Arvidsson returned to the Predators lineup after missing five games with an injury. He’ll be one of the players who will need to make an impact in order to avoid going down 0-2.

“There are lots of players that are in the lineup that don’t ever really come out and they need to be better,” said Predators head coach John Hynes. “We’re talking about subbing certain guys in. It could be a [third defensive] pair, it could be guys who have been in and out of the lineup.

“But the players that are in your lineup every night, that you count on to play important roles, play big matchups, be difference makers in the game, there needs to be elevation in those players. If that gets better than our team will be a better team and be more competitive as the series goes along.”

[COVERAGE BEGINS AT 8 P.M. ET – CNBC]

WHAT: Nashville Predators at Carolina Hurricanes (CAR leads 1-0)
WHERE: PNC Arena
WHEN: Wednesday, May 19, 8 p.m. ET
TV: CNBC
ON THE CALL: Brendan Burke, AJ Mleczko
LIVE STREAM: You can watch the Hurricanes-Predators stream on NBC Sports’ live stream page and the NBC Sports app.

SERIES SCHEDULE
Game 1: Hurricanes 5, Predators 2
Wednesday, May 19: Predators at Hurricanes, 8 p.m. ET (CNBC)
Friday, May 21: Hurricanes at Predators, 7 p.m. ET (USA Network)
Sunday, May 23: Hurricanes at Predators, 2:30 p.m. ET (NBCSN)
*Tuesday, May 25: Predators at Hurricanes TBD
*Thursday, May 27: Hurricanes at Predators TBD
*Saturday, May 29: Predators at Hurricanes TBD

THURSDAY’S NHL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

Bruins-Capitals stream – Game 3 on NBCSN

By Sean LeahyMay 19, 2021, 5:30 PM EDT

NBCSN’s coverage of the 2020-21 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs continues with Wednesday’s Game 3 matchup between the Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals. Bruins-Capitals stream coverage begins at 6 p.m. ET on NBCSN. You can watch the game online and on the NBC Sports app by clicking here.

Brad Marchand‘s goal 39 seconds into overtime helped the Bruins even the series with the Capitals in Game 2.

It was a much better performance from Boston’s top players, not long after head coach Bruce Cassidy said they needed to step up. Marchand and Patrice Bergeron found the back of the night and Taylor Hall continued to contribute by sending the game into overtime. That will need to continue Wednesday to break the deadlock in the series.

Game 3 will also feature former Bruins captain Zdeno Chara returning to TD Garden, which will feature 4,500 fans, for a playoff game.

One potential absence for the Capitals could be center Lars Eller. He was injured in the second period of Game 2 and his status is in question for Wednesday night.

“Lars is an important player for us,” said Capitals head coach Peter Laviolette. “He’s done a really good job, he’s handled big minutes against big opponents, and he’s played well for us, especially in the last month.”

Evgeny Kuznetsov and Ilya Samsonov, both off the COVID-19 list now, continue to skate, but Laviolette would not divulge if either will be in the Game 3 lineup.

“They’re out there and that’s a good sign,” he said.

[COVERAGE BEGINS AT 6 P.M. ET – NBCSN]

WHAT: Washington Capitals at Boston Bruins (Series tied 1-1)
WHERE: TD Garden
WHEN: Wednesday, May 19, 6 p.m. ET
TV: NBCSN
ON THE CALL: Kenny Albert, Eddie Olczyk, Brian Boucher
LIVE STREAM: You can watch the Bruins-Capitals stream on NBC Sports’ live stream page and the NBC Sports app.

SERIES SCHEDULE
Game 1: Capitals 3, Bruins 2 (OT)
Game 2: Bruins 4, Capitals 3 (OT)
Wednesday, May 19: Capitals at Bruins, 6:30 p.m. ET (NBCSN)
Friday, May 21: Capitals at Bruins, 6:30 p.m. ET (NBCSN)
Sunday, May 23: Bruins at Capitals, 7 p.m. ET (USA Network)
*Tuesday, May 25: Capitals at Bruins TBD
*Thursday, May 27: Bruins at Capitals TBD

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MAPLE LEAFS VS. CANADIENS (MTL wins series 4-3)

PENGUINS VS. ISLANDERS (NYI wins series 4-2)

CAPITALS VS. BRUINS (BOS wins series 4-1)

PANTHERS VS. LIGHTNING (TB wins series 4-2)

HURRICANES VS. PREDATORS (CAR wins series 4-2)

AVALANCHE VS. BLUES (COL wins series 4-0)

GOLDEN KNIGHTS VS. WILD (VGK wins series 4-3)

OILERS VS. JETS (WPG wins series 4-0)

2020-21 NHL NBC REGULAR-SEASON SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES EASTERN)

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