Order NHL Center Ice

1. Sign into your DIRECTV account.
2. Select “Manage my TV Package”
3. Select “Sports” in the Add-ons section.
4. When available, select NHL Center Ice.
5. Follow the prompts to add.

How do I watch NHL Centre Ice?

1. Ignite TVTM: Channels 450 to 467.
2. Rogers Digital (Ontario): Channels 450 to 467 (HD & SD)
3. Rogers Digital (Atlantic): Channel 450 to 467 (SD) and 477 to 484 (HD)
4. Rogers Digital (Hamilton): Channels 330 to 347 (SD) and 296 to 298 (HD)

NHL Center Ice for $70 per season gives you up to 40 out-of-market games per week, making it an attractive option that, on the face of it, seems a fair bit cheaper than ESPN+. It even includes the NHL Network. Well, keep your stick on the ice, sports fan.

Two out-of-market options exist for NHL fans: ESPN+ and NHL Center Ice. Both allow you to watch over 1,000 out-of-market games, which don't air on local or national TV. NHL Center Ice ($69.99 a season) is an add-on you can purchase through most cable and satellite TV providers.

NHL Center Ice vs. ESPN Plus

($69.99 a season) NHL Center Ice ($69.99 a season) is an add-on you can purchase through most cable and satellite TV providers. However, for $40.00 more a year, ESPN+ ($109.99 a year) has 50 exclusive games and many other live sports.

What's the difference between NHL Center Ice and NHL TV? NHL.TV was the out-of-market streaming counterpart to NHL Center Ice in the U.S. But since ESPN+ now streams out-of-market NHL games, NHL.TV is no longer available for U.S.-based subscribers.

NHL Center Ice vs. ESPN Plus

NHL Center Ice lets you follow your favorite teams and players, no matter where you live. With up to 37 out-of-market games a week, you get to choose what games you watch, every night of the season.

NHL Center Ice lets you follow your favorite teams and players, no matter where you live. With up to 37 out-of-market games a week, you get to choose what games you watch, every night of the season.

Hockey, according to many surveys, is the most expensive youth sport. The Aspen Institute surveyed 1,032 youth sports parents in 2019 and found families spend on average $2,583 a year for kids to play.

Hockey is considered an expensive sport due to several factors. One reason is the high cost of equipment which includes skates, helmets, sticks, pads, and goalie gear. Additionally, ice time is a major expense as hockey requires playing on an ice rink, which can be costly to maintain.