Prime Video becomes long-term home of NHL in Canada for ‘Wednesday Night Hockey’ | NHL.com
12-year agreement for exclusive broadcasts including select Stanley Cup Playoffs series in English, French beginning this season
This includes some playoff series as well, marking a big change from the playoffs on CBC we've become used to.
Prime Video and Rogers Communications today announced a 12-year agreement for Prime Video in Canada to exclusively broadcast Wednesday night regular-season national NHL games in English and French, beginning with the 2026-2027 season.
Prime Video also acquires exclusive rights to select Stanley Cup Playoff series in Canada, comprised of two First Round playoff series and one Second Round series per year. This full lineup includes at least 26 national regular-season NHL games, beginning on Wednesday, September 30, available only on Prime Video in Canada at no additional cost to Prime members.
Michael Hutchinson has announced his retirement from the @NHL.
— NHL Alumni (@NHLAlumni) July 28, 2026
From Barrie, Ontario, Michael played for his hometown Barrie Colts of the OHL beginning in the 2006-07 season, and after his second season, was selected by the Boston Bruins in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Michael… pic.twitter.com/LOGx24rWt6
- TSN
Maple Leafs prospect Tyler Hopkins joins TSN’s Mark Masters and what it feels like to represent his country at the World Junior Summer Showcase and discuss what the World Juniors meant to him growing up.
Oh... clever. Make it a meta-T25 list:
Ranking the top five under-25 cores across the NHL
Speed and youth are the way to go in the NHL these days. So, which are the most promising groups of players 25 or younger contributing right now? Sonny Sachdeva ranks the top five.
And that's all for now. Have a good Tuesday.
