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NHL Channels

Every NHL game for all 32 teams. Complete Sportsnet and TSN coverage plus ESPN and TNT.

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Daniel MitchellHead of Testing
Published September 10, 2025·Updated March 15, 2026

Key Takeaways

  • Every NHL game for all 32 teams on ESPN, TNT, Sportsnet, TSN 1-5, NHL Network, and CBC
  • Zero regional blackouts — watch any team regardless of your location in the US or Canada
  • Hockey Night in Canada on CBC included every Saturday night with full pre- and post-game coverage
  • Complete Stanley Cup Playoffs from First Round through the Finals on all broadcasting networks
  • All US regional sports networks (MSG, NESN, Bally Sports, and more) included
  • 4K Ultra HD with anti-freeze technology for smooth streaming during high-action moments

Channels Included

ESPN
TNT
Sportsnet
TSN 1-5
NHL Network
CBC

Why Watch NHL With Us

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4K Quality

Watch in crystal-clear 4K Ultra HD with Anti-Freeze technology.

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Zero Blackouts

No regional blackouts. Every game available regardless of your location.

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PPV Included

All pay-per-view events included at no extra cost in every plan.

Canadian Coverage: TSN & Sportsnet Split

In Canada, NHL broadcast rights are split between TSN and Sportsnet. Each network holds regional rights to specific teams. We carry all of them.

TeamRegional NetworkSecondaryIncluded
Toronto Maple LeafsTSN 4Sportsnet OntarioYes
Montreal CanadiensTSN 2 / RDSSportsnet EastYes
Ottawa SenatorsTSN 5Sportsnet EastYes
Winnipeg JetsTSN 3SportsnetYes
Vancouver CanucksSportsnet PacificCBC (HNIC)Yes
Calgary FlamesSportsnet WestCBC (HNIC)Yes
Edmonton OilersSportsnet WestCBC (HNIC)Yes

Hockey Night in Canada

The longest-running sports broadcast in Canadian history airs every Saturday night on CBC and Sportsnet. Both are included in all plans.

7:00 PM ET
Early Game

Eastern matchup on CBC

10:00 PM ET
Late Game

Western matchup on CBC

Full evening
Sportsnet Simulcast

Pre-game, intermission, post-game on Sportsnet

Apr-Jun
Playoffs

Extended HNIC coverage through Stanley Cup Finals

US Coverage: ESPN & TNT

In the United States, ESPN and TNT hold national NHL broadcast rights. Here is the breakdown of US coverage.

ESPN / ESPN2

  • Games: ~100 regular season games
  • Extras: Studio shows, analytics, draft coverage
  • Playoffs: Conference Finals + Stanley Cup Final

TNT

  • Games: ~72 regular season games
  • Extras: Wednesday Night Hockey showcase
  • Playoffs: First two rounds of Stanley Cup Playoffs

NHL Network

  • Games: Nightly overflow games
  • Extras: 24/7 hockey coverage, prospect reports
  • Playoffs: Studio coverage, draft, free agency

ABC

  • Games: Select Saturday games
  • Extras: Simulcast from ESPN for big matchups
  • Playoffs: Stanley Cup Final games (select)

Stanley Cup Playoff Coverage

From the First Round through the Stanley Cup Finals, every game is broadcast live across our included channels.

April
First Round

ESPN, TNT, Sportsnet, TSN

Up to 48 games

May
Second Round

ESPN, TNT, Sportsnet, TSN

Up to 28 games

May-June
Conference Finals

ESPN, Sportsnet, CBC

Up to 14 games

June
Stanley Cup Finals

ESPN/ABC, Sportsnet, CBC

Up to 7 games

US Regional Sports Networks

Most US NHL teams broadcast locally on regional sports networks (RSNs). We carry them all so you never miss your local team.

MSG (Rangers, Islanders, Devils)
NESN (Bruins)
Bally Sports (multiple teams)
NBC Sports Regional (Capitals, Flyers, Blackhawks)
AT&T SportsNet (Penguins, Golden Knights)
FanDuel Sports (multiple teams)
Altitude (Avalanche)
Root Sports (Kraken)

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FAQ

Yes. We carry ESPN, TNT, NHL Network, all Sportsnet regionals, TSN 1-5, and CBC for Hockey Night in Canada.

Yes. Hockey Night in Canada on CBC is included. Watch every Saturday night game.

Yes. Complete Stanley Cup Playoffs on ESPN, TNT, Sportsnet, TSN, and CBC. Every round through the Finals.

Yes. Every Canadian NHL team is fully covered on Sportsnet regionals and TSN.

Yes. NHL Network is included in all plans. Get 24/7 hockey coverage, prospect reports, trade deadline coverage, free agency updates, and nightly game highlights.

NHL Centre Ice costs approximately $199.99 per season and still includes blackouts on local and nationally televised games. ESPN+ costs $10.99/month with limited NHL content. Our service starts at $49.99/year with every game, every network, and zero blackouts.

Yes. Our service works on every device including iPhone, Android, tablets, laptops, Smart TVs, and streaming sticks. Watch live NHL games anywhere with an internet connection.

Yes. RDS (Reseau des sports) and TVA Sports are included for French-language NHL coverage. All Montreal Canadiens games are available in French alongside English broadcasts on TSN and Sportsnet.

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