The Abbotsford Canucks are just one win away from becoming the 2025 Calder Cup champions. 

Continuing their relentless campaign on Thursday night, the Canucks defeated the Charlotte Checkers 3-2 to now lead the series 3-1. 

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After taking both Game 1 and Game 2 into overtime, Abbotsford was able to settle the score in regulation this time as it garnered a 3-0 lead in the third period thanks to Jonathan Lekkerimäki lending two scores. Goaltender Artūrs Šilovs kept Charlotte at bay despite two late goals, recording 32 saves.

Both teams have been putting up an impressive fight up to this point that has shown off a level of physicality and determination that could see either the Checkers following in their NHL parent Florida Panthers' Stanley Cup success or the Canucks sealing the deal tomorrow night. 

Here's how to watch Game 5 of the Calder Cup Finals featuring the Abbotsford Canucks vs. the Charlotte Checkers.

When Is Game 5 Of The Calder Cup Finals?

The Abbotsford Canucks and Charlotte Checkers will clash for Game 5 of the Calder Cup finals on Saturday, June 21 at 9:00 p.m. ET at the Abbotsford Centre in Abbotsford, Canada.

How To Watch Calder Cup Finals Game 5

Fans can stream Game 5 between the Abbotsford Canucks and Charlotte Checkers exclusively on FloHockey and on the FloSports app. Live coverage begins promptly at 9:00 p.m. ET.  

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Calder Cup Finals Schedule 2025 & Scores

All times Eastern.

• Game 1 – Fri., June 13 – Abbotsford 4, Charlotte 3 (Final)
• Game 2 – Sun., June 15 – Charlotte 3, Abbotsford 2 (Final)
• Game 3 – Tue., June 17 – Charlotte 1,  Abbotsford 6 (Final)
• Game 4 – Thu., June 19 – Charlotte at Abbotsford, 10 p.m.
• *Game 5 – Sat., June 21 – Charlotte at Abbotsford, 9 p.m.
• *Game 6 – Mon., June 23 – Abbotsford at Charlotte, 7 p.m.
• *Game 7 – Wed., June 25 – Abbotsford at Charlotte, 7 p.m.

Abbotsford Canucks 2025 Roster

Forwards

• #13 Arshdeep Bains – LW – 6'0" – 184 lbs
• #34 Phillip Di Giuseppe – LW – 6'0" – 193 lbs
• #46 Vilmer Alriksson – LW – 6'6" – 234 lbs
• #61 Ty Glover – LW – 6'3" – 200 lbs
• #71 Josh Bloom – LW – 6'2" – 183 lbs
• #79 Sammy Blais – LW – 6'2" – 206 lbs
• #84 Tristen Nielsen – LW – 5'10" – 192 lbs
• #17 Dino Kambeitz – RW – 6'2" – 212 lbs
• #18 Danila Klimovich – RW – 6'2" – 202 lbs
• #23 Jonathan Lekkerimäki – RW – 5'11" – 172 lbs
• #94 Linus Karlsson – RW – 6'1" – 178 lbs
• #14 John Stevens – C – 6'3" – 199 lbs
• #15 Jujhar Khaira – C – 6'5" – 214 lbs
• #21 Chase Wouters – C – 6'0" – 182 lbs
• #39 Ty Mueller – C – 5'11" – 185 lbs
• #54 Aatu Räty – C – 6'2" – 190 lbs
• #63 Max Sasson – C – 6'1" – 181 lbs
• #83 Nate Smith – C – 6'0" – 177 lbs
• #91 Cooper Walker – C – 6'0" – 185 lbs

Defensemen

• #3 Joe Arntsen – D – 6'3" – 210 lbs
• #4 Jett Woo – D – 6'0" – 205 lbs
• #41 Akito Hirose – D – 6'0" – 170 lbs
• #45 Sawyer Mynio – D – 6'1" – 185 lbs
• #48 Cole McWard – D – 6'1" – 192 lbs
• #55 Guillaume Brisebois – D – 6'2" – 175 lbs
• #58 Christian Felton – D – 6'1" – 185 lbs
• #59 Kirill Kudryavtsev – D – 5'11" – 200 lbs
• #86 Christian Wolanin – D – 6'2" – 190 lbs
• #90 Victor Mancini – D – 6'3" – 229 lbs

Goaltenders

• #30 Jiří Patera – G – 6'3" – 212 lbs
• #31 Artūrs Šilovs – G – 6'4" – 203 lbs
• #60 Nikita Tolopilo – G – 6'6" – 229 lbs
• #85 Ty Young – G – 6'3" – 183 lbs

Charlotte Checkers 2025 Roster

Forwards

• #6 Ben Steeves – F – 5'9" – 170 lbs
• #7 C.J. Smith – F – 5'11" – 183 lbs
• #9 Rasmus Asplund – C – 5'11" – 190 lbs
• #10 Will Lockwood – RW – 5'11" – 185 lbs
• #13 Riley Bezeau – F – 6'0" – 188 lbs
• #15 Kyle Criscuolo – C – 5'9" – 178 lbs
• #16 Nicholas Zabaneh – F – 5'11" – 185 lbs
• #18 MacKenzie Entwistle – RW – 6'3" – 203 lbs
• #19 John Leonard – LW – 5'11" – 190 lbs
• #20 Jesse Puljujärvi – RW – 6'4" – 201 lbs
• #21 Zac Dalpe – C – 6'2" – 194 lbs
• #23 Ryan McAllister – F – 5'10" – 185 lbs
• #24 Justin Sourdif – F – 5'11" – 175 lbs
• #25 Wilmer Skoog – F – 6'2" – 197 lbs
• #26 Kai Schwindt – F – 6'3" – 195 lbs
• #28 Aidan McDonough – LW – 6'2" – 201 lbs
• #29 Sandis Vilmanis – LW – 6'1" – 192 lbs
• #36 Brett Chorske – F – 6'7" – 216 lbs
• #37 Riley Hughes – F – 6'2" – 194 lbs
• #38 Oliver Okuliar – LW – 6'0" – 182 lbs
• #39 Riese Gaber – F – 5'8" – 165 lbs
• #41 Jack Devine – F – 6'0" – 185 lbs
• #49 Liam McLinskey – F – 6'3" – 165 lbs

Defensemen

• #2 Mike Benning – D – 5'9" – 177 lbs
• #3 Matt Kiersted – D – 6'0" – 181 lbs
• #5 Trevor Carrick – D – 6'1" – 201 lbs
• #8 Mitch Vande Sompel – D – 5'10" – 190 lbs
• #11 Eamon Powell – D – 5'1" – 172 lbs
• #12 Colton Huard – D – 6'4" – 225 lbs
• #14 Mikulas Hovorka – D – 6'6" – 229 lbs
• #22 Dennis Cesana – D – 5'9" – 188 lbs
• #27 Marek Alscher – D – 6'3" – 196 lbs
• #40 Tobias Bjornfot – D – 6'0" – 200 lbs

Goaltenders

• #31 Cooper Black – G – 6'8" – 223 lbs
• #34 Kaapo Kahkonen – G – 6'2" – 214 lbs
• #35 Ken Appleby – G – 6'4" – 210 lbs

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