Here’s how to watch or stream Carolina Hurricanes hockey games this season
For months, Carolina Hurricanes fans wondered how they would be able to see games this season after the FanDuel Sports Network folded.
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The Hurricanes, in conjunction with the NHL, started the Hurricanes Hockey Network and will show 72 of the 84 games this season. The network launches Friday when the Canes host the Washington Capitals.
Twelve games will be broadcast or streamed by national carriers as the 2026 Stanley Cup champions gain added exposure.
The Canes open the 2026-27 season Tuesday against the Florida Panthers in a game to be televised by ESPN and streamed nationally by Disney+ and Hulu.
Canes games will continue to be shown on cable by Spectrum in North and South Carolina and parts of Georgia and Alabama — channel 313 on Spectrum in the Raleigh market will have Canes games. Spectrum also televises the pre-game and postgame shows.
“This is a vital agreement for Hurricanes Hockey Network, ensuring our games will be available on the biggest cable distributor in our region,” Mike Sundheim, the Canes’ vice president of communications, said when the multi-year arrangement with Spectrum was announced Sept. 22.
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Prime Video is the direct-to-customer streaming home for the Canes this season. Subscriptions are $99.99 for the season or $19.99 per month.
The Canes announced Monday that Fubo had a multi-year distribution agreement to carry HHN. Fubo has several pricing plans at fubo.tv/welcome/plans. The network will be available for Fubo customers in the Hurricanes’ broadcast territory beginning with the Caps game on Friday.
The Canes also will have 10 games shown in a simulcast package by WRAL and Fox 50 in the home market beginning with Friday’s game. The package then will shift to “Saturday Night Hockey on WRAL” beginning with the Saturday, Dec. 5 home game with Toronto.
Mike Maniscalco will continue as play-by-play man on HHN and Tripp Tracy remains the game analyst. Hanna Yates and Shane Willis also continue their roles on the network as broadcast and digital hosts.
This story was originally published September 29, 2026 at 7:35 AM with the headline “Here’s how to watch or stream Carolina Hurricanes hockey games this season.”
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