NHL Centre Ice is a subscription package of regular season NHL games that are played outside of your local area. The games included in this package are in addition to those available through your local and regional networks.

Unfortunately, you can no longer stream NHL Center Ice through the NHL app. While NHL Center Ice previously included its streaming counterpart NHL.TV at no extra cost, that benefit no longer exists. Now you need a separate ESPN+ subscription to stream out-of-market NHL games.

For team schedules, see the weekly sports schedules. During the NHL season, the NHL Network™ (Ch. 215) is included in your subscription to NHL CENTER ICE. In the off-season, you'll need to subscribe to a package that includes the NHL Network – Ultimate or above.

The NHL Centre Ice package for the 2023/24 NHL season is $219.00. Early bird pricing is available for $209.00. See above for additional pricing information. When does the 2023/24 NHL season start?

NHL Center Ice lets you follow your favorite teams and players, no matter where you live. With up to 37 out-of-market games a week, you get to choose what games you watch, every night of the season.

BOTTOM LINE: Hockey shifts typically last between 30-60 seconds, ensuring players can showcase their skills and stay energized throughout the game.

Olympic ice hockey is played on a rink roughly 200 feet long by 98 feet wide. That's a just about ten more feet laterally on the ice than in the 85 feet wide rinks used in the NHL.

Are Hockey Games Cold? Well, the ice needs to stay frozen, but, depending on the venue, it might not be all that cold where you're sitting. It's going to be cooler the closer to the ice you are. Generally speaking, the ice will be about 25° and the air, for an inside game, will be somewhere between 50 and 60°.

for one season How long does my NHL Center Ice subscription last? Your subscription lasts for one season and covers all out of market regular season NHL games.

Some games won't be in your market. Due to local and national coverage licensing, you won't be able to see all of your team's games - unless you get NHL Center Ice to round out your TV package coverage.

Hockey is considered an expensive sport due to several factors. One reason is the high cost of equipment which includes skates, helmets, sticks, pads, and goalie gear. Additionally, ice time is a major expense as hockey requires playing on an ice rink, which can be costly to maintain.

Best TV providers for NHL games

• Editor's choice: DIRECTV STREAM ($64.99–$154.99/mo.*)
• Best value: Sling TV ($40.00–$55.00/mo.)
• Best cable or satellite provider: DIRECTV ($64.99–$154.99/mo.†)
• Best for out-of-market games: ESPN+ ($10.99/mo. or $109.99/yr.)