It’s officially night time.
In the 2026 Stanley Cup Finals, Sebastian Aho’s Carolina Hurricanes managed to tie the series against Mitch Marner’s Vegas Golden Knights at one game each after a remarkable comeback in overtime during Game 2.
The series now shifts to VGK’s home turf at the T-Mobile Arena, where two games will be contested in Las Vegas.
Game 3
Saturday, June 6th
5pm
Game 4
Tuesday, June 9th
5pm
If it goes the distance, Game 6 is scheduled for Sunday, June 14th in Las Vegas.
For those looking to catch a Stanley Cup game, last-minute tickets are still up for grabs.
Interestingly, ticket prices have dropped significantly since our last update. Just a few days ago, prices for the June 1 game started at $1,604 after fees, but now you can snag a seat for as little as $666.
That’s almost a $1,000 decrease in just days.
This is quite the steal, especially since you can use the promo code NYPOST10 to snag an additional $10 off a purchase of $250 or more at checkout. (Just a note: this discount only works on first-time purchases on SeatGeek.)
Logically, the Knights should have returned home with a 2-0 series lead. But a coach’s challenge on a goaltender interference call late in the game changed the course of things, resulting in a minor penalty that led to a power play for the Hurricanes and turned the tide in their favor.
“The series feels fair now instead of Las Vegas being in a position to advance to the finals for the second time in less than a decade,” a source reflected. “Hart made crucial saves, and Brett Howden scored his playoff-high 12th and 13th goals,” the Post reported following Game 2.
When approached for comments, head coach John Tortorella opted not to elaborate, saying, “I have an idea, but I won’t discuss it here.”
I’m really curious to see what unfolds next.
For further details, our team has all the information you need regarding the 2026 Stanley Cup Finals pitting the Vegas Golden Knights against the Carolina Hurricanes.
How much do tickets cost for Vegas Golden Knights Stanley Cup home games?
Below is the schedule and lowest available ticket prices (compared to June 1) for the Golden Knights’ home games at T-Mobile Arena during the Stanley Cup Finals.
| Vegas Golden Knights home game schedule | Ticket price starts with | Ticket price Starts June 1st |
|---|---|---|
| Game 3 Saturday June 6th |
$666 (including fees) |
$1,774 (Including fees) |
| Game 4 Tuesday, June 9th |
$709 (including fees) |
$1,604 (Including fees) |
| Game 6 Sunday, June 14th |
$939 (including fees) |
$1,635 (Including fees) |
How much are tickets to a Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup home game?
Here’s the schedule along with the lowest ticket prices (compared to June 1 prices) for the Hurricanes during the Eastern Conference Finals at Lenovo Center.
| Carolina Hurricanes home game schedule | Ticket price starts with | Ticket price Starts June 1st |
|---|---|---|
| Game 5 Thursday, June 11 |
$1,009 (Including fees) |
$1,717 (Including fees) |
| Game 7 Wednesday June 17th |
$2,064 (Including fees) |
$2,086 (Including fees) |
How to watch the Hurricanes and Golden Knights on TV
If you want to catch Tortorella’s skilled team in action, all playoff games are available on ABC in the U.S. and on Sportsnet, CBC, or TVA Sports in Canada.
Be sure to check your local listings.
No cable? Consider DIRECTV.
Massive concert in 2026
Wondering what to do after the NHL season wraps up?
No worries.
Many popular artists will be performing over the summer. Here are five shows that you really shouldn’t miss.
• Evanescence with Spirit Box
• Tame Impala with Djo
• Five Finger Death Punch
• Good Charlotte and Avenged Sevenfold
• Don’t delay!
Also, Metallica’s Sphere Residency will take place from October to March 2027 at spectacular venues.
