ESPN Updates NHL Exclusive Games for 2023-24 Season

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ESPN Updates NHL Exclusive Games for 2023-24 Season


The National Hockey League and ESPN today announced updates to the 2023-24 NHL regular-season schedule.

Three national exclusive games have been added to the ABC schedule, beginning with Los Angeles Kings versus the Atlantic Division-leading Boston Bruins Saturday, February 17 at TD Garden. This addition makes Saturday’s slate of games an ABC tripleheader paired with Stadium Series to round out the evening in primetime. The New York Rangers who are tied for first in points in the Eastern Conference, face the second ranked Philadelphia Flyers with former coach John Tortorella on Saturday, February 24. In a closely contested points race in the Metropolitan Division, the Carolina Hurricanes take on the New Jersey Devils on Saturday, March 9.

With these additions, the following games will now be available exclusively on ESPN+/Hulu:

Updated NHL Schedule on ABC and ESPN+/Hulu:

Date Time (ET) Game Platform
Thursday, Jan. 18 10 p.m. Nashville Predators vs. Los Angeles Kings ESPN+/Hulu
Tuesday, Jan. 23 10 p.m. Buffalo Sabres vs. Anaheim Ducks ESPN+/Hulu
Thursday, Feb. 15 8 p.m. Dallas Stars vs. Nashville Predators ESPN+/Hulu
Saturday, Feb. 17 12:30 p.m. Los Angeles Kings vs. Boston Bruins ABC, ESPN+
Saturday, Feb. 24 3 p.m. New York Rangers vs. Philadelphia Flyers ABC, ESPN+
Saturday, March 9 12:30 p.m. Carolina Hurricanes vs. New Jersey Devils ABC, ESPN+
Tuesday, March 26 10 p.m. Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Arizona Coyotes ESPN+/Hulu
Saturday, March 30 2:30 p.m. Vegas Golden Knights vs. Minnesota Wild ESPN+/Hulu

*Please note schedule is subject to change. 

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Andrea DiCristoforo

Based out of the Los Angeles Production Center in LA, California, Andrea DiCristoforo is a Communications Manager focusing on the NHL, College Hockey and ESPN Creative Studio. Prior to joining ESPN in 2022, Andrea worked in Olympic Sports. She is also a proud graduate from the University of New Hampshire.
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