Blue Jackets Hockey Network, the television home for Blue Jackets hockey, is coming to Spectrum TV under a new carriage agreement between the National Hockey League and Spectrum, the nation’s leading internet and video company.
“Making Blue Jackets hockey as accessible as possible for our fans is a top priority, and we are thrilled to have our games available on Spectrum,” said Blue Jackets Sr. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Cameron Scholvin. “This agreement with Spectrum, as well as Prime Video for streaming customers, is an important step to ensuring our fans can easily watch Blue Jackets hockey. We look forward to expanding access even further as discussions continue with additional cable and satellite providers.”
Blue Jackets Hockey Network will broadcast all of the club’s regular season games throughout the club’s television territory that are not exclusively televised by NHL national broadcast partners ABC, ESPN, ESPN+/Hulu and TNT. Channel information on Spectrum and additional cable and satellite providers will be announced prior to the start of the regular season.
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