How to Watch Hurricanes at Canadiens: Stream NHL Live, TV Channel

The Montreal Canadiens aim to lock up their first playoff trip in four years as they host the Carolina Hurricanes in the season finale on Wednesday.

Entering Wednesday night’s regular season finale, the Montreal Canadiens hold a narrow two-point lead over Columbus for the final Wild Card spot in the National Hockey League’s Eastern Conference. They welcome the Carolina Hurricanes into Bell Centre looking to snap a three-game losing skid and make their first trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs since 2021. The Hurricanes are one point shy of their fourth consecutive 100-point campaign and have already clinched a playoff spot for the seventh straight season, as they look to win the season series against Montreal after winning 18 of the last 21 meetings dating back to March 2017.

How to Watch Carolina Hurricanes at Montreal Canadiens:

Game Date: April 16, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV Channel: FanDuel Sports Network South – Carolinas

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With his team leading 32 goals this season, Hurricanes center Seth Jarvis is one goal away from equaling his career-high set last season and is four goals shy of 100 for his four-year career. Jarvis, a first round selection by Carolina in the 2020 NHL Draft, has posted nine points in seven games this month and comes into this game on a three-game points streak. With 67 points in each of the last two seasons, Jarvis will likely set a new career-high in points against Montreal.

Canadiens winger Cole Caufield has been electric this season, leading Montreal with 37 goals, tied for 12^th most in the NHL. The 24-year-old Wisconsin native has posted career highs in goals and points this season and collected his 100^th career assist in Monday nights shootout loss at Chicago.

The season series is tied 1-1 with both teams winning on their home ice, but Carolina has had a dominant run at Bell Centre, winning four of the last five games in Montreal.

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