Where to watch Golden Knights vs. Oilers Game 1 tonight, details revealed

Edmonton moved past the Los Angeles Kings in five games. It’s the fourth straight year they’ve reached the second round. Led by a consistent core, they enter this series with focus. They finished the regular season with 101 points, slightly below last year, but their performance remains strong.Their offense is always dangerous. The team has scored with ease in recent playoff runs. Connor McDavid and his top-line teammates remain central to that strategy. They’ll need that momentum to challenge a deeper Vegas lineup.Vegas enters Game 1 with the advantage of playing at home. With 110 points, they finished second in the Western Conference. Also T-Mobile Arena is a tough venue for visitors, especially during the postseason.The Golden Knights bring playoff experience and depth. They rely on structured play, physicality, and a confident goaltending unit. Shutting down McDavid and limiting power play chances will be key for their defense.Game 1 is set for Tuesday, May 6, at 9:30 p.m. ET, also U.S. viewers can watch the broadcast on ESPN. In Canada, coverage will air on Sportsnet, CBC, and TVA Sports.Fans who prefer streaming can watch live on Fubo. The service offers a free trial and includes ESPN coverage for all playoff games. It’s a solid option for fans without cable access.For those listening on the go, SiriusXM will broadcast Game 1. Channel 91 will feature the Vegas feed, while channel 167 carries the Edmonton broadcast.After tonight, the series continues May 8 in Las Vegas. Games 3 and 4 will shift to Edmonton. If needed, Game 7 will return to Vegas on May 18.Read more: Nathan MacKinnon, the NHL’s best player and his relentless pursuit of greatnessTwo strong teams meet in what promises to be a competitive series. Edmonton looks for revenge after last year’s close finish. Vegas wants to control the pace early at home. Game 1 offers fans a great start to this Western showdown.