Boston Bruins vs Tampa Bay Lightning Stadium Series lands on ESPN Sunday night, and the outdoor spectacle still comes down to two points.

This one is set at Raymond James Stadium, so it’s football sightlines, big ice, and that weird outdoor-game bounce factor.

NESN’s viewing guide made it simple, this is a national broadcast, not a local TV night.

If you’re flipping channels expecting NESN, don’t. ESPN has the call for Bruins-Lightning.

Streaming is straightforward, too, because ESPN is pushing fans to the ESPN app for the live stream.

If you’re a radio person, Boston’s local call is on 98.5 The Sports Hub.

The puck drop is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, February 1, which is perfect timing for an outdoor prime-time vibe.

NESN also noted the Tampa forecast could actually feel like real hockey weather, not the “Florida in a t-shirt” stereotype.

Boston Bruins and Tampa Bay Lightning get a true event game

Bruins fans love the pageantry, but nobody wants a souvenir night that ends with a loss.

Outdoor games are trickey as there are going to be weird bounces, but it's not the first time the Bruins have appeared in one.

A lot of fans will be watching on the go, phone in hand, checking lines and matchups in real time.

If you’re hosting people, this is the one where you confirm ESPN early, because the first five minutes usually tell you how the night will feel.

Outdoor games can start tight, then suddenly explode after one funky carom off the boards.

Either way, the Bruins and Lightning are both treating it like a real standings game, just with a bigger backdrop and louder noise.

So lock in ESPN, keep the stream ready as a backup, and enjoy the show the right way, by sweating every shift like it’s April.