Washington Capitals at Carolina Hurricanes: How to see game 4 of the NHL playoffs for free

The Washington Capitals need a victory on Monday evening when they go with the Carolina Hurricanes to the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, for game 4 of their NHL Eastern Conference Playoffs series.

Carolina achieved a 4-0 win at home on Saturday, which achieved a 2-1 lead in the best-of-Seven series.

The game should start at 7 p.m. EDT and you can watch it on TNT/Trutv/Max or Live Stream in the DirectV stream (free test version) and Slagttv (low intro rate). The game is also included on Max Stream, which includes live sports via the B/R sports package with standard subscriptions (USD 16.99/MO) and Premium (20.99 USD).

Washington Capitals (51-22-9 in the Metropolitan Division) against Carolina Hurricanes (47-30-5, in the metropolitan division)

Raleigh, North Carolina; Monday, 7 p.m. Edt

TV: TNT/Trutv/Max

Livestream: DirectV stream (free test version) and SlingTV (low intro rate). The game is also included on Max Stream, which includes live sports via the B/R sports package with standard subscriptions (USD 16.99/MO) and Premium (20.99 USD).

BetMGM Sportsbook Line: Hurricanes -244, Capitals +199; About/below IS 5.5

NHL Playoff's second round: Hurricanes Lead Series 2-1

Carolina is a total of 47-30-5 and 24-5-5 against the metropolese department. The Hurricanes have a 27-9-1 record if they punish less than their opponent.

Washington is 18-10-1 against the metropolitan division and 51-22-9 overall. The capitals scored 286 goals (3.5 per game) to take second place in the league.

Top performer: Andrei Svechnikov has 20 goals and 28 templates for the hurricanes. Sebastian Aho has three goals and six templates in the last 10 games.

Alexander Ovechkin has 44 goals and 29 templates for the capitals. Connor McMichael has five goals and two templates in the last 10 games.

Last 10 games: Hurricanes: 6-3-1, an average of 3.3 goals, 5.1 templates, 4.1 punishments and 9.8 minutes of penalty, while 2.4 goals per game were abandoned.

Capital cities: 6-3-1, an average of 2.7 goals, 4.3 templates, four punishments and 9.6 minutes of penalty, while 2.5 goals per game were applied.

As you can see

• WHAT: Washington Capitals in Carolina Hurricanes, game 4 of the best-of-Seven playoff series of the NHL Eastern Conference; Carolina leads 2-1
• WHEN: 7 p.m. Edt, Monday, May 12th
• WHERE: Lenovo Center, Raleigh, North Carolina
• TV: TNT/Trutv/Max
• Livestream: DirectV stream (free test version) and SlingTV (low intro rate). The game is also included on Max Stream, which includes live sports via the B/R sports package with standard subscriptions (USD 16.99/MO) and Premium (20.99 USD).

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Play preview from the Associated Press:

Raleigh, NC (AP) -FREDERIK Andersen played so well for the Carolina Hurricanes that coach Rod Brind'amour stays with his trade approach in terms of goalkeeper.

Andersen has had his first post-season shutout with Carolina in game 3 of the second round with the Washington Capitals.

The 35-year-old Andersen has been strong since then since they took over the main role in the playoffs, and scored 5: 2 and scored an average of 1.32 goals and a percentage of 0.940.

The 4-0 victory on Saturday evening was that Andersen had to vote for the capitals early, in particular a 1-1 chance for Tom Wilson only 30 seconds and a clean look from the slot for Taylor Raddysh, just 2 minutes later. This also included that Alex Ovechkin, who existed Wayne Gretzky this year for the all-time goal record of the NHL, stopped three shots of the first period.

“I can't decide who shoots,” said Andersen. “I just have to try to see what comes in my way and do my best to stop it.”

Andersen approved more than one goal in just two of his seven appearances, although one ended at the beginning of the rest of the rest of the rest of game 4 and game 5 and clincher in game 5 at the beginning of a hit by New Jersey's Timo Meier.

Otherwise, Andersen makes decisions easy for Brind'amour and goalkeeper, coach Paul Schonfelder.

“I'm not involved in much of it,” said Brind'amour on Sunday. “” We have people who take care of it. Paul does a great job with the goalkeeper, he somehow tells me how it works. … I only ask (Andersen) how he is doing and that was it. As long as he feels good, he will be in there. “

In the meantime, Washington Alex Ovechkin scored 44 goals of the regular season as four more in the five-game victory against Montreal in round 1, but he still has to crack the score sheet in round 2. He scored an average of 3.8 goals against the Canadiens, but has only eight to three games against the Hurricanes (2.7 average).

Trainer Spencer Carbery showed the challenge for Ovechkin and Top-Line Center Dylan Strome against a defense on Sunday that makes it difficult to create entries in the offensive zone.

“You just have to continue working,” said Carbery. “It won't be perfect every evening. I thought you did some good things last night. In these series you have a game in these games in which you make you offensive and the difference in this series could be.”