Want to find the best ways to watch pro hockey games? Here’s a rundown of how you can tune into every hit and face off.
Where can I watch NHL games on cable?
If you are a traditional cable watcher, here are the channels to watch the NHL on TV:
- Local NHL games are often on regional sports networks (example: Philadelphia Flyers on NBC Sports Philadelphia).
- National NHL games are on ABC, ESPN, & TNT.
- NHL Network is a great way to catch national and local NHL games live, hard-hitting documentaries, studio commentary, and other extras.
- NHL Center Ice channels (separate subscription required) are for Xfinity X1 customers only and are located from 3067-3099. Each NHL team will have their own dedicated channel.
NHL Center Ice
NHL Center Ice is a great way to catch up to 40 out-of-market games live each week. By saying, "NHL Center Ice" into your Xfinity Voice Remote, clicking the link above, you get the best seat in the house. You can watch NHL Center Ice on X1 or wherever and however you stream using the Xfinity Stream app.
NHL schedule highlights
This year is gearing up to be a great NHL season. Here are some key highlights in the schedule:
- On New Year’s Eve, gear up for the NHL Winter Classic game with the St. Louis Blues playing the Chicago Blackhawks at Wrigley Field.
- April 17th is the last day of the regular season. Until then, it’s anybody’s shot at the Stanley Cup.
How to stream NHL games
You can stream local or national NHL games on the Xfinity Stream app if you are an X1 customer. Local games may also be available to Xfinity Internet customers on Xfinity Stream via the NBC Sports app. If you have NHL Center Ice, you can also stream up to 40 out-of-market games through the Xfinity Stream portal on X1 and the app itself while you are at home. On Xfinity Stream, channels include team logos and appear between the regular grid guide and the network websites and apps channels.
You can also stream games on ESPN+, MAX and Prime Video on X1, Flex and Xumo Stream Box with the appropriate subscriptions.