Amazon Prime Video becomes the exclusive local streaming provider for six NHL teams for the current season, following a multiyear agreement announced by the league. The teams covered are Carolina (the defending Stanley Cup champion), Anaheim, Columbus, Dallas, Minnesota and St. Louis.
The outlets report the same core details: the deal is described as exclusive for local markets and is connected to Prime Video’s broader relationship with the NHL. Yahoo Sports highlights a statement from Prime Video sports partnerships head Charlie Neiman, who says the company is looking to build on its relationship with the league and offer more ways for fans to connect with their local teams.
Other coverage provided here largely echoes the announcement without additional commentary or differing figures, describing the same platform arrangement and team list.
