Amazon Prime Video and Canadian telecommunications giant Rogers have just signed a groundbreaking 12-year deal to broadcast National Hockey League (NHL) games in Canada. The massive agreement, reportedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars, marks a significant shift in the country's sports broadcasting landscape. Under the terms of the deal, Amazon Prime Video will gain exclusive rights to stream NHL games in Canada, while Rogers will continue to broadcast select games on its traditional television channels. The deal is expected to bring more NHL content to Canadian fans, both online and on traditional television, and could have major implications for the future of sports broadcasting in the country.

Amazon Prime Video, Rogers announce 12-year deal for NHL broadcasts in Canada  Yahoo Sports