Sportsnet Announces 2022-23 National NHL Broadcast Schedule

– Sportsnet to deliver 155 national matchups, every NHL special event and 190 regional games this season –

July 6, 2022 – Hitting the ice for its ninth season as Canada’s exclusive home of the NHL, Sportsnet today unveiled its 2022-23 national NHL broadcast schedule. Serving up 155 exclusive English-language matchups across Sportsnet’s TV channels and SN NOW, 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 attached and available here).

Bolstering the network’s exclusive slate of national broadcasts, Sportsnet will also deliver more than 190 regional matchups next season as the official regional TV and streaming broadcast rights holder for the Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Vancouver Canucks and Toronto Maple Leafs. Regional schedule details will be announced at a later date.

Key highlights of Sportsnet’s national NHL broadcast schedule include:

Scotiabank Wednesday Night Hockey – Wednesdays

• Sportsnet’s mid-week national night returns for the start of the 2022-23 season on October 12, featuring a double bill starting with Montreal Canadiens vs. Toronto Maple Leafs, followed by Vancouver Canucks vs. Edmonton Oilers
• Featuring 33 national games available coast-to-coast, all but one Scotiabank Wednesday Night Hockey matchup will feature a Canadian team on the ice

Hockey Night in Canada – Saturdays

• The national tradition continues on Saturday nights starting October 15 with four games on tap featuring six Canadian squads in action
• Hockey Night in Canada will feature 99 evening matchups, including a special Friday night editions on January 13 and January 27
• Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada returns for its 23rd broadcast marathon on January 21

NHL on Sportsnet – Mondays

• Returning to Canadian screens with a new look on October 18, Sportsnet will hit the ice to deliver 32 Monday night matchups
• Sportsnet to announce more details on the new broadcast closer to the start of the regular season

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.

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