Frequently Asked Questions | HHN On Cable & Satellite
I don’t see Hurricanes Hockey Network on my Spectrum channel guide, where will the games be?
The channel will appear on your guide prior to the first game on the network on Oct. 2, and may be listed as “CARNHL” initially.
Which Spectrum plans will include Hurricanes Hockey Network?
Hurricanes Hockey Network will be offered on Spectrum via the same plans that included the team’s previous rightsholder, FanDuel Sports Network.
I don’t have Spectrum, how can I watch the games?
The NHL continues to have productive conversations with additional cable and satellite distributors, and details regarding additional distribution partners will be announced prior to the start of the regular season. In addition, Hurricanes Hockey Network will be available as a subscription channel on Prime Video.
Is every Hurricanes game on Hurricanes Hockey Network?
Nationally televised regular season games (e.g., on ESPN, ESPN+, TNT, ABC) are not part of this local package and will air on their respective national networks as scheduled. For the playoffs, first-round games may be available alongside national broadcasts, but later-round playoff games and the Stanley Cup Final are carried exclusively by national broadcast partners and are not included in this package.
What else is on Hurricanes Hockey Network besides the games?
At launch, Hurricanes Hockey Network will feature exclusive pregame and postgame programming, as well as game replays.
How do I know if I am in the Hurricanes’ broadcast territory?
The Hurricanes’ television territory includes all of North Carolina and South Carolina, as well as most of Georgia and parts of Alabama. A full list of counties in the territory is available here.
How do I watch games if I am not in the Hurricanes broadcast territory?
Fans outside of the Carolina Hurricanes television territory can watch games with NHL Power Play on the ESPN App or NHL Center Ice.