How Does NHL TV Work?

How Does NHL TV Work? You can watch NHL TV by subscribing to the service and signing in with your account.

What is NHL TV?

NHL TV is an online service that lets you watch live out-of-market NHL games. You can also watch on-demand replays of every game from the current and previous seasons. NHL TV is the official online video provider of the National Hockey League.

How Does It Work?

NHL.TV™ is an online video streaming product that gives users the ability to watch live out-of-market NHL games, and on-demand replays of every game of the season. NHL.TV™ is available on desktop, laptop, and select mobile and connected devices.

You Need a Cable or Satellite TV Subscription

To get NHL TV, you need a cable or satellite TV subscription that includes NBCSN. If you have a qualifying TV service, you can then add NHL TV to it.

NHL TV is available for the following providers:
-DISH
-AT&T U-Verse
-Verizon FiOS
-Comcast Xfinity
-Charter Spectrum
-Cox Communications
-Altice USA

You Need an NHL.TV Subscription

To watch NHL TV, you’ll need to sign up for a subscription. Once you have a subscription, you can watch games on your computer, phone, tablet, or streaming device.

NHL TV is a service that lets you watch live and on-demand NHL games. With NHL TV, you can choose to watch either the home or away broadcast of any game, as well as live or on-demand coverage of Stanley Cup Playoff games.

How Much Does It Cost?

NHL TV is an online service that lets you watch live out-of-market NHL games, and on-demand replays of every game from the past 10 seasons. NHL TV also gives you access to player and team stats, highlights, and more. You can watch NHL TV on your computer, phone, tablet, or streaming device. The service costs $24.99/month, or $159.99/year.

NHL.TV Subscription

NHL.TV™ is an online live streaming product that gives you access to live out-of-market NHL games, and Replays of every game from the 2019 Stanley Cup® Playoffs. You can watch on nearly any connected device—smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles, smart TVs, and more.

To watch NHL.TV you’ll need to sign up for an account and purchase a subscription. Pricing for a NHL.TV subscription is $24.99/mo or $139.99/yr in the US, and varies by country outside of the US. You can learn more about pricing on NHL.TV here: https://www.nhl.com/tv/pricing

In addition to a paid NHL TV subscription, you’ll also need a way to connect your device to a TV in order to watch the games on a bigger screen. One option is to use an HDMI cable (these typically cost around $10). Another popular option is to use a digital media player like an Amazon Fire Stick or Roku (these streaming devices typically cost between $30-$50). Once you have your equipment set-up, you’ll be ready to start watching live NHL games on NHL TV!

Cable or Satellite TV Subscription

To watch NHL.TV™, you must be a subscriber to a participating cable or satellite TV provider. If you are unsure of your provider, please visit Get NHL.TV™ to verify. You will need your provider login information (i.e., user ID and password) to sign in and watch games. If you do not have a participating cable or satellite TV subscription, please see the next section, ‘NHL.TV™ without a Subscription.’

NHL.TV™ is available in the U.S. and Canada. In the U.S., games are blacked out based on your current location determined by your IP address. To find out if a game is blacked out in your area, please visit our blackout FAQ page for more information.* In Canada, due to CRTC regulations, all live and on-demand games are blacked out except for those played outside of your home market team’s region (i.e., Canadiens games are blacked out throughout Canada except in Quebec). To view NHL.TV™ content in Canada outside of your home market team’s region, please click here and enter your ZIP code to determine which teams’ games are being broadcast in your area.*

If you want to watch a game that is not being televised in your area or want to watch an archived game from previous seasons, you can purchase an NHL® Center Ice® or NHL® GameCenter LIVE™ subscription from most participating cable or satellite providers.* Depending on which package you choose, you will have access to up to 40 out-of-market games per week and/or archived games from previous seasons.* You can also add these packages onto your existing NHL TV account for an additional fee per package per season.* For more information on how to subscribe to these packages as well as price and channel listings in your area, please visit here for Center Ice® and here for GameCenter LIVE™ .*

*Blackouts and restrictions apply

What Devices Can I Use NHL TV On?

You can watch NHL TV on the following devices:

– Roku
– Amazon Fire TV
– Apple TV
– Chromecast
– Xbox One
– Playstation 4
– Android phones and tablets
– iOS phones and tablets
– PC and Mac computers

How Do I Sign Up for NHL TV?

NHL TV is the National Hockey League’s online streaming service that gives you access to live and on-demand games, as well as some classic games and other exclusive content. You can also get NHL TV if you have a cable or satellite subscription that includes NBCSN.

To sign up for NHL TV, you first need to create an account on the NHL website. Then, you can purchase a subscription to NHL TV, which gives you access to all of the content that is available on the service. You can also add NHL TV to your existing cable or satellite subscription if you have one that includes NBCSN.

What Channels Show NHL Games?

In order to watch NHL games on TV, you will need a cable or satellite TV subscription that includes the channels that show NHL games. For example, in the United States, you will need a NBC Sports Network or NHL Network subscription in order to watch NHL games on TV. In Canada, you will need a Sportsnet or TSN subscription.

NHL Center Ice is a service that allows you to watch out-of-market NHL games on TV. With NHL Center Ice, you will be able to choose from up to 40 out-of-market NHL games to watch every week. To get NHL Center Ice, you will need to contact your cable or satellite TV provider.

What if I Am a Cord-Cutter?

If you’re a cord-cutter, you’re in luck. There are a few different ways to watch NHL TV without cable. You can use an over-the-air antenna to watch games for free, or you can sign up for a streaming service like NHL.TV to watch games online. We’ll go over all the details so you can decide which option is best for you.

Sling TV

Sling TV is a great option for cord-cutters who want to watch NHL games. Sling TV is a streaming service that offers live and on-demand television programming. You can watch Sling TV on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or TV.

Sling TV offers two different channel packages: Sling Orange and Sling Blue. Both packages cost $25 per month. The Orange package includes ESPN, while the Blue package includes NBCSN. If you want to watch games on both networks, you can get the Orange + Blue package for $40 per month.

If you live in an apartment or dormitory, you might not be able to get cable or satellite TV. In that case, NHL TV might be the best option for you. NHL TV is an online service that lets you stream out-of-market games live and on demand. It costs $140 per season, or you can pay $24.99 per month.

PlayStation Vue

PlayStation Vue is a live TV streaming service with packages that start as low as $45 per month. It’s a great option for cord-cutters who want to watch NHL games, as it offers NBCSN, NBC (in select markets), USA, and the NHL Network.

DirecTV Now

DirecTV Now is a live a la carte TV streaming service from AT&T that offers more than 60 channels of TV, including sports channels like ESPN, FS1, NBCSN, and regional Fox Sports and NBC Sports networks.

To get started with DirecTV Now, you’ll need to sign up for an account and choose one of the following four channel packages: Live a Little ($35/mo), Just Right ($50/mo), Go Big ($60/mo), or Gotta Have It ($70/mo). You can also add HBO to any package for an additional $5/mo.

Once you’ve signed up and chosen your package, you can watch DirecTV Now on your TV (using a DirecTV Now player or app), computer, or mobile device.

YouTube TV

Although hockey fans have typically had to subscribe to a cable or satellite TV package in order to watch their favorite teams, the rise of cord-cutting has opened up new opportunities for NHL fans to watch games without a traditional TV subscription. One popular option for cord-cutters is YouTube TV, which offers a variety of channels that show live NHL games, including NBCSN (which airs most national NHL games), as well as other channels that show pre- and post-game analysis and highlights.

Hulu with Live TV

Hulu with Live TV is a great option for cord-cutters who want to be able to DVR and watch live NHL games. You’ll need to sign up for Hulu with Live TV, which costs $45 per month, in order to get NHL TV.

Once you’re signed up, you can use your Hulu with Live TV login to watch NHL TV on your computer, phone, tablet, or streaming device. You can also use your login to stream NHL games on NBC Sports, NBCSN, CNBC, USA, and the NHL Network.

How Can I Watch Out-of-Market Games?

NHL TV is a service that allows you to watch NHL games online. With NHL TV, you can choose to watch either an out-of-market game or a game that is being televised in your local market. Out-of-market games are games that are not being televised in your local market. If you live in New York, but want to watch a game that is being played in Los Angeles, you would need to purchase NHL TV.

NHL.TV

NHL.TV is the NHL’s out-of-market live game streaming product. It allows you to watch every out-of-market game during the regular season, on demand, and in HD. You can choose between two different subscription options: a monthly subscription, or a yearly subscription with a discount.

If you are an NHL Center Ice subscriber, you will also have access to NHL.TV. With NHL Center Ice, you can watch up to 40 out-of-market games per week.

NHL Center Ice

NHL Center Ice is an out-of-market sports package that allows you to watch up to 40 out-of-market National Hockey League games a week. NHL Center Ice is available on most cable and satellite TV providers. Check your local listings for channels and HD channels.

With NHL Center Ice on DIRECTV, get up to 40 out-of-market games each week. Watch live action from across the league with select games available in 4K HDR picture quality. Plus, NHL Center Ice subscribers get the exclusive ability to add the Sportsnet World channel to their subscription at no additional charge, giving you access to even more live hockey action from the Bundesliga, Dutch Eredivisie and more – all in one place!

To order NHL Center Ice, call 1-800-NFLSNET (1-800-635-7638) or subscribe online through your participating TV provider.

How Can I Listen to NHL Games?

NHL TV is the exclusive home of live out-of-market game broadcasts for all Stanley Cup Playoff games, and all national and regional games broadcasts on NBC, NBCSN and NHL Network. You can watch live games on your TV, computer, tablet or mobile device. If you’re away from home, you can also listen to live games on your phone or tablet with the NHL app.

NHL.TV

To watch NHL games, you’ll need to sign up for NHL.TV, which is the league’s official streaming service. With NHL.TV, you can choose to pay for a single team or a league-wide pass. If you go with the team pass, you’ll get every out-of-market game for your chosen team, as well as some in-market games and other perks like access to classic games and occasional live game broadcasts on NBC Sports Network. For the league-wide pass, you’ll get every out-of-market game for every team, plus some in-market games as well. You can also add on a “Strike Zone” package that gives you access to live game broadcasts on NBC Sports Network.

NHL Center Ice

NHL Center Ice is a subscription TV service that gives you access to live out-of-market NHL games. With NHL Center Ice, you can choose to see up to 40 out-of-market games each week^1. You’ll also get access to features like game replays, in-game stats, and more.

If you’re a big NHL fan, NHL Center Ice is a great way to stay connected to all the action, even if your favorite team isn’t playing. And if you’re a fan of more than one team, it’s a great way to catch every game.

To get NHL Center Ice, you’ll need to subscribe through your TV provider. Once you’ve done that, you can watch games on your TV, computer, tablet, or phone.

^1 blackout restrictions may apply

How Can I Watch Replays of NHL Games?

NHL TV is a great way to watch replays of NHL games. You can either watch the games live or on demand. NHL TV also gives you the option to choose between the home and away broadcast. If you want to watch the game in HD, you will need to upgrade your subscription.

NHL.TV

NHL.TV is the best way to watch replays of NHL games. You can purchase a subscription to NHL.TV, which will give you access to all live and out-of-market NHL games, as well as replays of every game. NHL.TV is available on desktop, mobile, and connected devices.

NHL Center Ice

NHL Center Ice is a subscription service that lets you watch live out-of-market NHL games. The service is available on multiple streaming platforms, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV. Prices for NHL Center Ice vary depending on your cable or satellite provider, but typically start at around $140 per season.