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Puck Drop to Stanley Cup: Sportsnet Unveils Comprehensive 2022-23 NHL Regular Season Coverage Details

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Bringing the sights, sounds and spectacle of hockey’s biggest stars to screens across Canada, Sportsnet is returning rinkside next week to deliver exclusive coverage of the 2022-23 NHL season.

As the puck drops on the hockey season, Sportsnet returns with three marquee national nights, including Scotiabank Wednesday Night Hockey and Hockey Night in Canada on Saturday nights. New this season, Rogers Monday Night Hockey presented by Desjardins and Pepsi takes over the national Monday timeslot with a special focus on hockey analytics and technology. Rogers Monday Night Hockey will also showcase several broadcast features from the Sportsnet Studios, including a new-look Rogers Virtual Studio. (NHL on Sportsnet Opening Week schedule and broadcast teams to be announced in coming days.)

Complementing the network’s comprehensive live broadcast lineup, Sportsnet will keep Canada’s hockey fans buzzing with fan-centric, real-time and original content throughout the season across its TV, audio and digital platforms, plus via live stream as NHL LIVE moves exclusively to SN NOW. Coverage includes:

Fan Engagement

TV & Stream

Serving up the pre- and post-game coverage that matters to hockey fans, Sportsnet’s original programming lineup includes:

Audio – Sportsnet Radio Network & Podcasts

Delivering the hockey chatter, exclusive interviews and live on-the-go coverage, Sportsnet audio has something for every fan in Canada’s hockey hubs:

National

TorontoSportsnet 590 The FAN & On-Demand

CalgarySportsnet 960 The FAN & On-Demand

Vancouver – Sportsnet 650 & On-Demand

SN NOW PREMIUM 

New this season, fans across Canada can live stream more hockey than ever with over 1,000 national and out-of-market games, and all Stanley Cup Playoffs matchups, as NHL LIVE moves exclusively to SN NOW PREMIUM. For a limited time, streamers can save $50 on a PREMIUM annual pass (reg. $249.99+tax). In addition to being the streaming home of hockey, SN NOW also offers access to Toronto Blue Jays and MLB Playoffs games, Toronto Raptors, WWE Network and all other live sports and original content available on Sportsnet.

As the home of the NHL in Canada, Sportsnet is set to deliver 130+ national broadcasts this season. Complementing the network’s national schedule, Sportsnet will broadcast more than 130 regional games as the official regional television broadcast rights holder for the Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames (including radio rights on Sportsnet 960 The FAN), Toronto Maple Leafs (including radio rights on Sportsnet 590 The FAN) and Vancouver Canucks.

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