Amazon.com Inc.’s Prime Video will broadcast National Hockey League playoff games in Canada for the first time under a new licensing agreement with Rogers Communications Inc. The deal gives Amazon an opportunity to show the NHL postseason in a market where hockey is widely followed. According to reporting from both outlets, the arrangement is structured around exclusive rights to specific playoff matchups rather than the entire postseason. National Post reports that Prime Video will air exclusive coverage of two first-round series and one second-round series each year. Financial Post describes the agreement as Amazon’s first attempt to carry hockey’s premier event in Canada, with Rogers as the rights partner. The companies’ announcement reflects Amazon’s broader push into premium live sports programming, while Rogers continues to manage Canadian sports distribution through licensing arrangements. The coverage scope, including which rounds and the number of series, is consistent across the two sources.