Amazon’s Prime Video has secured exclusive local streaming rights for six National Hockey League teams, expanding its sports coverage beyond its existing NHL deal. The agreement allows subscribers to watch live games, on-demand content, and exclusive shows featuring the teams. This move follows Prime Video’s growing investment in live sports, including its recent deals for Major League Baseball and tennis. Fans will now have access to more regional hockey content directly through their Prime subscriptions. The deal marks a significant step for Prime Video in the competitive streaming market, offering another layer of entertainment for its users. With the NHL season underway, the addition of these teams provides viewers with more ways to engage with the league. The partnership also highlights the increasing importance of digital platforms in delivering live sports experiences to fans nationwide.


Prime Video Grabs Local Streaming Rights for Six NHL Teams  The Hollywood Reporter