A major change in how Canadian NHL games are streamed is creating frustration among Toronto Maple Leafs fans, who face more restrictions than supporters of other Canadian teams. The shift involves a new regional blackout policy that limits access to home games, particularly affecting fans outside the team’s traditional market. While other Canadian NHL teams have similar rules, the Maple Leafs’ fanbase—spread across a broader region—is feeling the impact more sharply. The decision has sparked debate over fairness and accessibility for loyal supporters.

Why a Canadian NHL streaming shift is hitting Maple Leafs fans harder than most  The New York Times