2026 · Live & On-Demand · Sports, Hockey, Live TV
NHL hockey streams on ESPN+, Hulu (which share broadcast rights), Turner Sports (TNT, TBS, Max), and through regional sports networks for local games. ESPN and TNT are the NHL's primary national broadcasters. ESPN+ and Hulu carry a large package of games, while Max streams the Turner package. Amazon Prime Video also broadcasts select games in some markets.
NHL games stream on ESPN+ and Hulu (which share a large game package), and on Max (for TNT/TBS games). Live TV streaming services like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, and DirecTV Stream carry ESPN, ABC, TNT, and regional sports networks for comprehensive NHL coverage.
Yes. ESPN+ carries a significant package of NHL regular season games as part of the league's broadcast deal. These are also simulcast on ABC and ESPN for nationally broadcast games. The ESPN+ / Hulu bundle is an efficient way to access this content.
Local NHL games typically air on regional sports networks (RSNs), which are available through YouTube TV (with its sports package), DirecTV Stream, and fuboTV. RSN availability varies by market and is one of the most complex parts of NHL streaming.
Stanley Cup Playoff games air on ESPN, ABC, TNT, and TBS. All are available through live TV streaming services. Some playoff games may also stream on Max (for TNT/TBS games) or ESPN+.
The cheapest option is an ESPN+ subscription ($11.99/mo) for the games in that package. The Disney Bundle (Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+) offers better value if you watch multiple services. Full RSN access requires a more comprehensive live TV service.