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Broadcast times during the 2012 Stanley Cup Plaoffs

Monday, May 14 Following the hockey game Ontario/East.
At its usual time Manitoba/West.
Tuesday, May 15 10 p.m. /10:30 NT
Wednesday, May 16 Following the hockey game Ontario/East.
At its usual time Manitoba/West.
Thursday, May 17 10 p.m. /10:30 NT
Friday, May 18 10 p.m. /10:30 NT
Saturday, May 19 6 p.m. ET Windsor ON & Manitoba/West.
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Sunday, May 20 10 p.m. /10:30 NT
Monday, May 21 Following the hockey game Ontario/East.
At its usual time Manitoba/West.

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Saturday 9 p.m. & 11 p.m. ET/PT
Sunday 9 p.m. ET/PT

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