NHL & Hockey 2022-23 Discussion

Sportsnet Announces 2022-23 National NHL Broadcast Schedule - About Rogers .

Sportsnet’s national NHL coverage returns this October with its three marquee broadcast nights, including Hockey Night in Canada on Saturdays and Scotiabank Wednesday Night Hockey on Wednesday. National NHL coverage also returns to Sportsnet on Monday nights, with a new broadcast to be unveiled at a later date. (Full schedule available here).

Complementing the network’s three national nights, Sportsnet’s national NHL broadcast schedule also includes marquee NHL events:

• 2023 NHL Winter Classic – January 2
• 2023 Honda NHL All–Star Weekend – February 3 & 4
• 2022 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series – February 18
• 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs & 2023 Stanley Cup Final

Complete TV channel allocations and start times will be announced on a week-to-week basis. Additional details of Sportsnet’s 2022-23 season coverage, including full regional broadcast schedules and 150+ US-US matchups, will be announced in coming weeks.

Maybe they need to rename the Arizona Coyotes to the Tempe Roadrunners as 20 of their first 24 games are on the road. 6 on the road, 4 at home, and then 14 on the road ... Brutal!

Here is the FAQ from Sportsnet Now including what games will have multiple feeds. The way I read it. I would think it is if 2 Canadian teams played. You get both feeds otherwise it will be the Canadian feed.


What NHL content can I expect with a subscription to SN NOW PREMIUM?

Users will get access to the same out-of-market games on SN NOW PREMIUM that they previously enjoyed on NHL LIVE, including games from all Canadian and American networks. As the destination for out-of-market games in Canada, it will offer these same games blackout-free, regardless of which broadcaster is producing the game on TV.

A subscription also includes content not available in NHL LIVE, such as more regional* hockey games for the Flames, Oilers, Canucks and Leafs, Hockey Central, Trade Deadline coverage, NHL Awards, Entry Draft and Free Agency, making it a more complete destination for hockey fans.



How come SN NOW is not available on my device of choice?

SN NOW is available on the most popular devices in Canada, including game consoles, Apple TVs, Android TV, Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV. Check back regularly for updates on device availability.

What devices is SN NOW available on?



Can I access Sportsnet NOW from more than one device at a time?

Yes.

A user is able to watch concurrently on up to two devices at a time.



Will radio feeds for NHL games still be available?

Yes. Radio feeds will be available on the NHL app and NHL.com free of charge.



Does SN NOW have all the same features as NHL LIVE?

SN NOW PREMIUM provides the same out-of-market games that are available on NHL LIVE, including games on-demand, plus many exciting features such as goal markers, in-game catch-up highlights, multi-length game recaps and the ability to watch up to four games at once with multi-game view.

Features that will not be available for the 2022-23 NHL season on SN NOW include home and away broadcasts for every game and the ability to listen to radio broadcasts. Home and away broadcasts (where available) will be available for every Canadian team.

Note: Some features vary by device



Are blackout rules the same on SN NOW PREMIUM as NHL LIVE?

For out-of-market games, the same blackout rules apply, but for users in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, SN NOW PREMIUM offers even more games because Sportsnet owns the in-market rights for the Flames, Oilers, Canucks, and Leafs.

For more information about blackout rules, head over to the SN NOW Support Blog.

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I’m a French language customer. Will French games be included, or a French package available?

Select French games will be included in SN NOW PREMIUM for the upcoming season, however, a dedicated French pass will not be available.

*For users in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, SN NOW PREMIUM offers even more games because Sportsnet owns the in-market rights for the Flames, Oilers, Canucks, and Leafs. For more information, visit the Sportsnet NOW support blog article at Stream NHL Games with Sportsnet NOW