Florida Panthers vs Toronto Maple Leafs – Tuesday, December 2, 2025, Amerant Bank Arena, Sunrise, Florida. Puck drop: 4:30 p.m. PDT (7:30 p.m. ET local time).
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For streaming this Atlantic Division playoff rematch, U.S. viewers can lock into the full live broadcast on ESPN+, which serves up out-of-market access to over 1,000 NHL games this season through the ESPN app, complete with multi-view streams, instant replays, and in-depth analysis—essential for dissecting William Nylander’s sniping tendencies on the fly, all bundled with Hulu for cord-cutters at a steal. Florida fans in the South Florida market stream regionally on Scripps Sports (formerly Bally Sports Florida) via the Panthers Vision app or services like Fubo and DirecTV Stream, delivering HD feeds with local flair, pre-game hype, and post-game breakdowns. Toronto supporters north of the border tune into Sportsnet Ontario for the broadcast, streamable via SN Now with DVR perks and no blackouts in Ontario—perfect for catching Matthew Knies’ forecheck fury. NHL Center Ice offers premium out-of-market viewing for die-hards wanting the full slate, while in Canada, TSN4 provides English coverage with TSN+ streaming for mobile seamlessness. UK audiences snag it on TNT Sports or Premier Sports platforms, and international fans worldwide turn to DAZN for geo-specific access—grab a VPN to dodge any hurdles. Audio junkies get SiriusXM NHL Radio on channels 91 (home) and 931 (away) for coast-to-coast play-by-play, plus the NHL app’s free live updates, podcasts, and stat trackers to fuel the rivalry vibes.This heated rematch at Amerant Bank Arena revives last spring’s second-round playoff epic—where Florida ousted Toronto in five—pitting the streaky Florida Panthers (12-11-1, 15th in the East with 25 points) against a middling Toronto Maple Leafs squad (11-11-3, 16th in the East with 25 points), as the hosts chase a bounce-back from three straight home losses while the Leafs open a southern road swing aiming to exploit Florida’s recent skid. The Panthers’ offense hums at 3.1 goals per game (16th league-wide) but has sputtered lately, dropping three of four overall after a 5-3 home defeat to Calgary, with Brad Marchand’s 27 points (league-leading pace) and Anton Lundell’s 19 (six goals, 13 assists) carrying the load amid Sam Reinhart’s quiet stretch. Sergei Bobrovsky (.882 save percentage in 17 starts) eyes redemption in net after a rocky patch, backed by a 24th-ranked defense (3.2 goals against), but the blue line needs Aleksander Barkov (questionable, upper body) to return for stability against Toronto’s rush—Florida’s 22% power play (13th) could click at home (7-5-1 record), where they’ve outscored foes by 4.2 per game, though a 78% penalty kill invites trouble.Craig Berube’s Maple Leafs counter with a potent attack averaging 3.4 goals (seventh overall) led by William Nylander’s 32 points (11 goals, 21 assists) and John Tavares’ 28 (12 goals, 16 assists), but their 23rd-ranked defense (3.3 goals against) and road woes (4-6-2) fuel inconsistency after splitting a home-and-home with Ottawa. Joseph Woll (.914 save percentage, 2.80 GAA in six games) or Dennis Hildeby (.914 SV%, 3.07 GAA) draws the start to steady the crease, with Matthew Knies’ six goals and 20 assists adding secondary pop alongside Mitch Marner’s setup wizardry (25 points projected). Toronto’s 21% power play ranks middling but thrives shorthanded, setting up special-teams intrigue in a venue where the Leafs hold a 3-2 edge over the last five regular-season tilts—yet Florida’s playoff hex (4-1 series win) looms large, especially with Sam Bennett’s five goals in his last six against Toronto.With the Panthers as -1.5 puck-line favorites (+145) and an over/under of 6.5 mirroring both teams’ leaky nets—this 4:30 p.m. PDT face-off ignites bad-blood fireworks under the Sunrise lights. For Florida, it’s redemption to climb the Atlantic; for Toronto, a statement to bury the ghosts. Stream every shift, and let the grudge match grind.