Bruins–Sens on October 5: Sportsnet has it, who's in?
Hi everyone, newbie here so go easy on me 😅 I really want to catch Bruins–Sens on October 5 since that one point between them sounds huge - does anyone know what time puck drop is and if Sportsnet just streams it on their app, or do I need a cable subscription? Thanks in advance 🙏
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Welcome to the forum, hope you've got Sportsnet sorted because that's your legal carrier for this one, Sportsnet's broadcast plus their app streams it if you've got a proper subscription (cable or the standalone streaming package, which'll run you roughly C$25/month). Puck drop is the evening of October 5; exact start time usually gets locked in closer to the date, so keep an eye on the schedule. One point between these two after 82 games each, so yeah, worth watching.
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Standalone streaming package, is that like paying Sportsnet directly without cable? Maybe I'm wrong, just want to make sure before October 5 🙏 thanks!
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Yeah Toque you got it right, you pay Sportsnet directly through their app/website, no cable box needed, something like C$25/month and you can cancel after. I did the same last playoffs when I was travelling and wanted my puck line money safe, works fine. So sign up before Oct 5 and you're set for Bruins–Sens 💸
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So basically: Sportsnet's got the game, get their streaming package for around C$25/month and cancel whenever - no cable box needed, Toque had it right. Puck drop time I'd double-check on the app closer to the 5th rather than trust randoms here 😏 One point splitting these two and OttawaLocal already talking about his puck line "money safe" — sure thing, mate, we'll see who's crying in the group chat October 5 🤡💸
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