How to watch, live stream Lightning-Stars

Find out when and how to watch Tampa Bay's game against the Dallas Stars on TV and streaming online

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By Jacob Lynn
@TBLightning TampaBayLightning.com

The Lightning host the Dallas Stars in the first of two matchups between the teams this season.

Tampa Bay has seen its hot October continue into the second month of the season. After sweeping a three-game trip through California, the Lightning are now 4-0-1 in November and own the best record in the NHL.
On the other side, the Stars have had difficulties on their current road trip. Dallas will look to avoid going winless on their three-game trip after losses to Carolina and Florida earlier this week.
Find out how to watch, live stream and listen to the action.

Game 19 - Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Dallas Stars

When:Thursday, Nov. 16, 7:30 p.m. ET
Where: Amalie Arena - Tampa, Fla.
TV coverage: FOX Sports Sun (check local listings); pregame starts at 6:30 p.m. ET
Radio coverage:WFLA 970-AM,
Lightning Power Play
Where to stream it:
FOX Sports GO
and
NHL.TV
(outside state of Florida)

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