Is the Winter Classic on TV?

The 2022 Winter Classic will air on TNT for the first time. Kenny Albert will call the game play-by-play with additional commentary from Keith Jones, Darren Pang and Jennifer Botterill. In Canada, viewers can catch the matchup between the Blues and the Wild on SportsNet One.

Where can I watch Road to the Winter Classic?

Fans can watch live streaming coverage of all NHL on TNT games on the Watch TNT app on mobile, tablet and connected TV devices and at www.tntdrama.com/watchtnt.

What channel is the Hockey Classic on?

As the New Year and one of the most anticipated events of the NHL season approaches, NHL Network will provide live coverage of the 2022 Discover NHL Winter Classic® with segments from Minneapolis, Minnesota’s Target Field on Friday, December 31 across NHL On The Fly at midnight.

How can I watch the Winter Classic without cable?

Those who don’t have cable needn’t worry, as you can watch the NHL Winter Classic without cable by using an over-the-top streaming service like Sling TV. The Sling Orange package costs just $35 a month and gets you ESPN, TNT, and TBS.

Where can I watch the NHL Winter Classic 2022?

You can watch NHL on NBC, Sportsnet, TNT, and TVA Sports. If you’re outside the USA or Canada, then you will have to use a VPN to watch NHL Winter Classic 2022.

What channel is the Winter Classic on Canada?

The 2022 Winter Classic will be broadcast on TVA Sports and Sportsnet in Canada.

What time does the NHL Winter Classic start?

What time is the 2022 Winter Classic? The outdoor game between the Wild and the Blues will take place on Saturday, Jan. 1 at 7 p.m. ET at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

How can I watch Winter Classic on Roku?

All ABC games will be simulcast on ESPN+. Stream NHL games on ESPN and ABC live on DIRECTV STREAM, Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, and Sling TV. You can authenticate the ESPN and ABC channels on your Roku device with a participating pay TV provider to stream games live.

What channel has the Winter Classic?

TV channel: TNT

The 2022 Winter Classic will air on TNT for the first time. Kenny Albert will call the game play-by-play with additional commentary from Keith Jones, Darren Pang and Jennifer Botterill.

Can I watch the Winter Classic on YouTube TV?

Four of these providers allow you to watch the 2022 NHL Winter Classic live using iOS, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Chromecast, and Web. They are DIRECTV STREAM, Sling TV, Hulu Live TV, and YouTube TV.

Is NHL Network free on Roku?

Never miss a moment with in-game highlights, post-game highlights, and additional NHL.com video content throughout the season. NHL. TVTM subscription is required.

Can I watch NHL on Amazon Prime?

Once you subscribe, you will be able to stream your local NHL games on Apple TV, Roku, Amazon, Fire TV, Chromecast, iOS, and Android. You can stream every U.S.-based NHL teams locally on Live TV Streaming Services.

Is NHL on Hulu free?

NEW YORK – National Hockey League (NHL) content is now available on-demand for free through www.Hulu.com.

How can I stream hockey for free?

Stream Hockey on fuboTV

We like fuboTV for other sports too, with access to the NFL Network, NBA TV, MLB Network, Golf Channel and more. Right now, fuboTV is offering a 7-day free trial with no commitment so you can start live streaming hockey online free.

How can I watch NHL games for free without cable?

Finally NBC Sports RSNs are carried by almost every live TV streaming service. Aside from regional sports networks, you can also catch NHL games on your local NBC network. Use an antenna, as service like Locast, or a live TV streaming provider to watch NBC.

How can I watch NHL live on my smart TV?

NHL LIVE™ subscriptions can be accessed through the NHL app on Android smart phones and tablets, iPhones and iPads, desktop computers, Apple TV (3rd Generation and later), Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV and Google Chromecast.

Can you watch hockey on Peacock TV?

The NHL joins expansive sports programming on Peacock. Upcoming live sports coverage on Peacock includes US Open Golf, Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, Premier Lacrosse League, INDYCAR, Premiership Rugby, the 2021-22 Premier League season, 2021 Sunday Night Football, and Super Bowl LVI.