Carolina Hurricanes vs. Montreal Canadiens: Live streaming options, how and where to watch NHL live on TV, channel List, and more

Get ready for a thrilling matchup between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Montreal Canadiens. This game promises to be intense and action-packed. Don't miss out on the excitement as these two talented teams face off on the ice. Here's what you need to know in order to keep up with the action.

Carolina Hurricanes vs. Montreal Canadiens: Match details

The game will take place on Saturday, April 1 at 07:00 PM ET. The game will be played at the Centre Bell in Montreal, Canada.

Carolina Hurricanes vs. Montreal Canadiens: TV Listings

The game will be broadcast live on CITY, SNE, TVAS, and BSSO, which are regional sports networks available in the Hurricanes and Canadiens areas. If you are outside of the viewing area, you may be able to watch the game on ESPN+ with a subscription.

Carolina Hurricanes vs. Montreal Canadiens: Streaming Options

If you do not have a cable or satellite TV package, you can still watch the game through one of the streaming services below:

DIRECTV STREAM: With the Choice Plan, you can watch the Hurricanes on Bally Sports.

FuboTV: With FuboTV's Pro and Elite Plan, you can watch the Hurricanes on Bally Sports.

Bally Sports+: With a subscription to Bally Sports+, you can watch Hurricanes games.

Carolina Hurricanes vs. Montreal Canadiens: Preview

Tonight’s Eastern Conference matchup between the Montreal Canadiens and the Carolina Hurricanes at the Bell Centre in Montreal doesn’t have much luster to it as the Canes are expected to dominate. Habs will look to avoid a season sweep after the Canes won their first two games between these teams this year.

The Carolina Hurricanes have had a fantastic season, with their spot in the playoffs clinched as they lead the Metro Division with a 47-18-9 record. Although they are on a three-game losing streak, they have been good on both ends of the ice, scoring an average of 3.23 goals per game and allowing just the third-fewest goals in the NHL. They were led in scoring by Martin Necas and Sebastian Aho.

The Montreal Canadiens have had a miserable season. They've already been eliminated from playoff contention with a 30-40-6 record. They’ve scored an average of only 2.82 goals per game and have struggled defensively, allowing the fifth-most goals in the NHL. They have only killed off 73.2% of their penalties, the fourth-worst penalty kill in the NHL. Captain Nick Suzuki leads them in scoring this season.

Freddy Andersen is projected to start in goal for the Hurricanes tonight, while Jake Allen is projected to start for the Canadiens. The Hurricanes are expected to dominate this matchup, given their strong performances throughout the season, while the Canadiens will be playing for pride in this final game of the season series.