The Florida Panthers will get a lot of national exposure this coming season after the new television schedule came out on Wednesday afternoon.

Between ABC/ESPN/ESPN+ and TNT/truTV, the Panthers will have at least 15 of their 84 games broadcast on national television — the same number Florida got last season when they came into the campaign as the two-time reigning Stanley Cup champions.

Of those 15 games, three will be streamed exclusively on ESPN+, Disney+ and Hulu including one of four meetings against the rival Lightning. Florida’s game at Tampa Bay on Feb. 16 will be a streaming exclusive.

The Panthers will have five games on ESPN including the season-opener at Carolina on Sept. 29 at 5 p.m. Florida’s game against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on April 3 will be on ABC.

Florida will have six games on TNT including its second game in Tampa Bay on March 23.

National games are exclusive to that broadcaster which means there will be no local broadcast from Scripps for those 15 games.

As was the case last season, some national games may be returned to the local broadcaster later in the season.

FLORIDA PANTHERS NATIONAL TV SCHEDULE

Sept. 29 at Carolina, 5 (ESPN)

Oct. 6 at Los Angeles, 10:30 (ESPN)

Nov. 4 v Chicago, 7:30 (TNT)

Nov. 10 at Columbus, 7:30 (ESPN+)*

Nov. 12 at Detroit, 7:30 (ESPN+)*

Dec. 10 v Pittsburgh, 7 (ESPN)

Dec. 15 at Boston, 7 (TNT)

Jan. 14 at Minnesota, 9:30 (ESPN)

Jan. 27 at NY Rangers, 7:30 (TNT)

Feb. 16 at Tampa Bay, 7:30 (ESPN+)*

Feb. 24 at Vegas, 9:30 (TNT)

March 4 v Pittsburgh, 8:30 (ESPN)

March 23 at Tampa Bay, 7 (TNT)

April 3 at NY Rangers, 12:30 (ABC)

April 4 at New Jersey, 4:30 (TNT)

* Indicates streaming only on ESPN+/Hulu/Disney+

TNT broadcasts also on truTV and HBO Max

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