Your Ultimate NHL TV and Streaming Guide
Following your favorite NHL team should be as simple as dropping the puck, but figuring out where to watch can take a little more work. National games span multiple networks and streaming services, while local coverage varies by team and market. Out-of-market fans also have separate options for following teams from afar.
Whether you're looking for your team's full TV schedule, sorting out local broadcasts, or trying to catch the biggest games on the road to the Stanley Cup, you're in the right place. CableTV.com's NHL TV guide brings our core hockey viewing resources together in one convenient hub.
Find your favorite NHL team
Choose your favorite club below to see its complete TV schedule, local broadcast details, national channel listings, and the best streaming options for watching in-market and out-of-market games.
NHL watch guides and TV resources
Hockey viewing can change dramatically depending on where you live and which team you follow. Start with our main NHL guide for the national picture, then use our local-channel and NHL Network resources to fill in the rest of your setup.
There are a lot of channels and services to keep tabs on this NHL season. But don't worry. Our guide gives you a complete rundown, highlighting the best TV providers so you don't miss a single body check.
Find your NHL team's local TV channels and streaming options, including RSNs, Amazon Prime Video, local stations, and team-specific streaming services.
Learn how to watch NHL Network with cable, satellite, or live TV streaming providers. Compare the best and cheapest plans, plus NHL Center Ice access and free trials.
Streaming and out-of-market NHL guides
Watching a team outside its home market adds another layer to the viewing puzzle. NHL Power Play in the ESPN app is the main streaming route for out-of-market games in the U.S., while NHL Center Ice remains available through participating cable and satellite providers.
Use our guides below to compare those options and see how ESPN’s streaming plans fit into the NHL picture.
Skate into endless hours of NHL action with ESPN+. Stream 1,050+ out-of-market games and 47 exclusive national matchups with ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited.
NHL Center Ice is an out-of-market sports package for cable and satellite TV subscribers that gets you around 40 NHL games per week. It also includes NHL Network for around-the-clock hockey coverage.
Learn how to subscribe to ESPN Unlimited, whether as a standalone service or as a bundle with other streaming services or TV providers.
NHL events and milestones to watch
The NHL calendar has plenty of marquee stops beyond an ordinary regular-season game. From outdoor showcases to the Stanley Cup Playoffs and NHL Draft, our event guides break down where to watch the league’s biggest dates.
Preseason and regular-season events
Postseason and beyond
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