NHL Network(tm) Canada drops the puck on the live 2009-10 NHL(r) regular-season schedule Oct. 2 when captain Sidney Crosby and the Stanley Cup(r) champion Pittsburgh Penguins raise a new banner to the Mellon Arena rafters before opening the season against the New York Rangers. In all, NHL Network Canada will televise
30 live games throughout the regular season.
Read More

NHL Network will present a comprehensive breakdown of the STANLEY CUP® PLAYOFFS – including player and team features, predictions and analysis – on a special two-hour presentation, the 2009 PLAYOFF PREVIEW, on Monday, April 13 at 8 p.m. ET. The program, available in the United States and Canada, will be hosted by Brian Duff, who will be joined by analyst Gary Green, four-time Stanley Cup winner Larry Murphy and other experts from around the League.
Read More

The NHL Network today announced it has reached an agreement for broadcast rights to games of the American Hockey League (AHL), the NHL’s top development league. The broadcast package provides the NHL Network in both Canada and the U.S. with six live match-ups over the rest of the 2008-09 regular season.
Read More

Beginning Thursday, Jan. 22 through Sunday, Jan. 25, NHL Network will be on location at the 2009 NHL All-Star Celebration in Montreal to provide viewers with 15 hours of live coverage from the star-studded event. NHL Network’s Brian Duff and Gary Green and contributors Dave Strader and Joe Micheletti will bring viewers inside the festivities with interviews featuring NHL players and coaches, live broadcasts from the All-Star practices and expert analysis.
Read More

NHL Network today announced it has reached a one-year extension for broadcast rights to games from the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA), Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA), and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC Hockey).
Read More

NHL Network today announced a distribution agreement with The Central Collegiate Hockey Association to show 17 regular-season CCHA games, live, in Canada on Saturday nights during the 2008-09 season.
Read More

NHL Network’s extensive 2008-09 NHL national broadcast season offers hockey fans from across Canada 40 live games including 24 Sunday afternoon/night match-ups. This year’s broadcast schedule includes live games featuring fan favourites like last year’s NHL MVP Alexander Ovechkin, sophomore sensation Patrick Kane and 2007-08 Vezina Trophy winner Martin Brodeur. NHL Network features unique inside access into the league and its players, along with all the highlights, scores, stats and analysis any fan could want or need.
Read More

With every game-winning goal and every game-saving stop, NHL Network continues to be the hottest source of hockey action for NHL fans as the network unveils its 2008/09 programming dedicated to the great frozen game.
Read More

L Network heads to Philips Arena in Atlanta – site of the 2008 NHL All-Star Game – from January 25 to 27, for 6 ½ hours of behind-the-scenes coverage of the NHL’s biggest stars.
Read More

NHL Network’s all-encompassing 2007/08 NHL national broadcast campaign offers hockey fans from coast-to-coast more live hockey than ever before with 40 live games, including six games with Pens’ superstar Sidney Crosby and exclusive live coverage in Canada of the second game from London, England. NHL Network also features a month-long ‘Free Preview’ of the network, beginning with the game from London, as well as an exciting contest for a trip for 16 to the NHL All-Star Weekend, and all the highlights, scores, stats and analysis any fan could want or need.

Read More