NHL TV Schedule

Mark your calendars for the 2026-27 season with the following NHL TV schedule in the United States and Canada.


NHL TV Schedule 2026-27

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All times Eastern Game time subject to change
Regular Season
Tuesday, September 29 5 games
5:00 pm
FloridaPanthers
vs
CarolinaHurricanes
Watch on
7:00 pm
MontrealCanadiens
vs
TorontoMaple Leafs
Watch on
SN SN+
8:00 pm
New YorkRangers
vs
BostonBruins
Watch on
10:00 pm
VancouverCanucks
vs
EdmontonOilers
Watch on
SN SN+
10:30 pm
ChicagoBlackhawks
vs
VegasGolden Knights
Watch on
Wednesday, September 30 3 games
7:30 pm
PittsburghPenguins
vs
Watch on
7:30 pm
New YorkIslanders
vs
TorontoMaple Leafs
Watch on
TV data unavailable
10:00 pm
vs
ColoradoAvalanche
Watch on
Thursday, October 1 8 games
7:00 pm
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
Tampa BayLightning
vs
New YorkRangers
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
BuffaloSabres
vs
ColumbusBlue Jackets
Watch on
TV data unavailable
8:00 pm
vs
NashvillePredators
Watch on
TV data unavailable
9:00 pm
ChicagoBlackhawks
vs
UtahMammoth
Watch on
TV data unavailable
9:00 pm
SeattleKraken
vs
CalgaryFlames
Watch on
TV data unavailable
10:00 pm
EdmontonOilers
vs
VancouverCanucks
Watch on
TV data unavailable
10:00 pm
FloridaPanthers
vs
San JoseSharks
Watch on
TV data unavailable
Friday, October 2 5 games
6:30 pm
New YorkRangers
vs
DetroitRed Wings
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
WashingtonCapitals
vs
CarolinaHurricanes
Watch on
TV data unavailable
8:00 pm
BostonBruins
vs
Watch on
TV data unavailable
9:00 pm
vs
DallasStars
Watch on
TV data unavailable
10:00 pm
AnaheimDucks
vs
VegasGolden Knights
Watch on
TV data unavailable
Saturday, October 3 13 games
7:00 pm
ChicagoBlackhawks
vs
BuffaloSabres
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
OttawaSenators
vs
TorontoMaple Leafs
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
WashingtonCapitals
vs
Tampa BayLightning
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
CarolinaHurricanes
vs
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
MontrealCanadiens
vs
PittsburghPenguins
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
UtahMammoth
vs
ColumbusBlue Jackets
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:00 pm
SeattleKraken
vs
EdmontonOilers
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:30 pm
vs
New YorkIslanders
Watch on
TV data unavailable
8:00 pm
DallasStars
vs
NashvillePredators
Watch on
TV data unavailable
8:00 pm
BostonBruins
vs
Watch on
TV data unavailable
9:00 pm
vs
ColoradoAvalanche
Watch on
TV data unavailable
10:00 pm
CalgaryFlames
vs
VancouverCanucks
Watch on
TV data unavailable
10:00 pm
vs
San JoseSharks
Watch on
TV data unavailable
Sunday, October 4 5 games
1:00 pm
vs
DetroitRed Wings
Watch on
TV data unavailable
6:00 pm
UtahMammoth
vs
New YorkRangers
Watch on
TV data unavailable
8:00 pm
FloridaPanthers
vs
AnaheimDucks
Watch on
TV data unavailable
8:00 pm
CalgaryFlames
vs
SeattleKraken
Watch on
TV data unavailable
9:00 pm
VegasGolden Knights
vs
VancouverCanucks
Watch on
TV data unavailable
Monday, October 5 4 games
7:00 pm
vs
Tampa BayLightning
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:30 pm
OttawaSenators
vs
BostonBruins
Watch on
TV data unavailable
7:30 pm
vs
PittsburghPenguins
Watch on
TV data unavailable
8:00 pm
San JoseSharks
vs
DallasStars
Watch on
TV data unavailable

Notable items this season

The NHL season has expanded to 84 games per team for the first time since the 1993-94 season, resulting in the league matching its earliest-ever start to a season — September 29.

For the final time in the current NHL media rights deal, TNT Sports has rights to the Stanley Cup Final in the United States. As of August 2026, the proposed acquisition of TNT parent company Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount does not appear likely to go through in time for the current NHL season, leaving little chance that the Cup Final would shift to CBS under new ownership (assuming that would even be contractually feasible).

The 2026-27 season is the first of a new, 12-year media rights extension with Rogers SportsNet in Canada, which starting this season will no longer sublicense games to CBC — ending the public broadcaster’s 74-year run carrying NHL games. Rogers has expanded its sublicensing agreement with Prime Video, which this season will expand its inventory to include new Wednesday night games and multiple playoff series (two in the first round and one in the second).

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