Ordering NHL® CENTER ICE®

1. Order only with your voice. Order on X1 by saying “NHL® Center Ice®” into your X1 Voice Remote.
2. Don't miss a game. Catch up to 40 out of market games per week.
3. The best in sports with X1. Get live scores and advanced stats right on your TV with Xfinity X1.

Catch all the NHL action this season with NHL Center Ice on Xfinity. Get up to 40 out-of-market live games each week!

Best TV providers for NHL games

1. Editor's choice: DIRECTV STREAM ($64.99–$154.99/mo.*)
2. Best value: Sling TV ($40.00–$55.00/mo.)
3. Best cable or satellite provider: DIRECTV ($64.99–$154.99/mo.†)
4. Best for out-of-market games: ESPN+ ($10.99/mo. or $109.99/yr.)

National Games

1. ESPN+ Broadcasts: Stream in ESPN+ and Hulu.
2. TNT Broadcasts: Watch on TNT >> Stream in the Watch TNT and Max apps.
3. ESPN Broadcasts: Watch on ESPN >> Stream in the ESPN app.
4. ABC Broadcasts: Watch on ABC >> Stream in ESPN+

Following an underwhelming partnership with NBC Sports, the National Hockey League - which did not respond to FOS' request for comment - entrusted its media product to Disney and WBD (formerly Turner Sports) in 2021. After ABC broadcast the Final to a network audience last year, TNT will now take over on cable.

“The challenge for NBC was ESPN took more than the majority of the Stanley Cups and a huge amount of NHL content. What was left was a smaller package than previously for NBC and something that was going to cost more than their current rights fee.”

Only with X1, on channels 3067-3097. Catch up to 40 out-of-market games each week. Record to watch on your time. And find home and away games faster with your team's dedicated channel.

NHL Center Ice is an out-of-market sports package distributed by most cable and satellite providers in the United States and Canada. The package allows its subscribers to see up to forty out-of-market National Hockey League games a week using local and national television networks.

Most fans are in-market, meaning they follow the local team, and RSNs have broadcast exclusivity in the region that they cover. That means local NHL games are blacked out on ESPN Plus. If you're living in Philadelphia for example, you won't be able to watch most Flyers games on ESPN Plus.

You can get an ESPN+ subscription for $9.99 per month, or bundle ESPN+ (With Ads) with Disney+ (With Ads) and Hulu (With Ads) for $12.99 per month. Fubo carries all NHL games on ESPN this season, with the service offering a free trial as well.

TNT The game will air on TNT.