Will NHL Playoffs be on NHL Live?

With your subscription to NHL LIVE™ for the 2020-21 season, you get access to over 500 national & out-of-market regular season games1, and the entire 2021 Stanley Cup® Playoffs. For more information on what you can watch in your specific region, please proceed to our What Can I Watch?

How can I watch NHL playoffs?

NHL playoffs 2021: TV channels, live stream

1. TV (U.S.): NBC, NBCSN, USA, CNBC, NHLN.
2. TV (Canada): Sportsnet, CBC, TVA Sports.
3. Stream (U.S.): NBC Sports.com | fuboTV (free trial) | Peacock.
4. Stream (Canada): SN Now, SN NOW+, NHL Live.
5. Playoff results: SN Scoreboard.

How do you avoid blackouts in the NHL?

The issue with hockey blackouts is that there aren’t many legal options to get around them. Purchasing a cable or satellite package with the local regional sports network is the most straightforward option. Couple that with a league-wide subscription to NHL.TV and you’d have access to every NHL game.

Where can I watch the Stanley Cup for free?

The Stanley Cup is available to stream live on fuboTV (7 days free), AT TV, Peacock (7 days free), Hulu + Live TV (7 days free) and YouTube TV (7 days free). If you have a cable subscription, you can watch it for free online or through tablets, mobile and streaming devices at NBC.com/live or NBC Sports Apps.

Does ESPN+ have NHL blackouts?

NHL blackouts are commonplace on ESPN+ and NHL.tv, but you can bypass these geographical content restrictions by using a VPN. NHL.tv is a subscription-based service created by the NHL that allows users to watch out-of-market games online. Unfortunately, both streaming options are affected by blackout restrictions.

Is NHL TV going away?

Starting next season, NHL games will air on network properties no longer affiliated with (or on) NBC, whose exclusive broadcast rights deal with the league will expire at the end of this year’s Stanley Cup Final.

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