Broadcast and Streaming FAQ
How can I watch Winnipeg Jets broadcasts this season?
TSN is the Winnipeg Jets regional broadcast partner, airing 50 regular season home games and away games on TSN3 this season.
Learn more about TSN streaming, or contact your local cable provider to add TSN to your cable package.
Sportsnet has the broadcast rights for nationally broadcast Winnipeg Jets games (games that air both within our market and across Canada).
New for the 2026-27 season, Sportsnet will stream Monday night hockey on its subscription service Sportsnet+. This means that 9 of 10 Monday night Winnipeg Jets games will be exclusive to the Sportsnet+ streaming platform.
Amazon continues to broadcast select games on its Prime streaming platform. This season, Prime games move to Wednesday evenings. Prime will exclusively broadcast 4 Wednesday night Jets games on its subscription platform in 2026-27.
What games will be exclusive to Sportsnet+?
4 home games and 5 away games will be broadcast on Sportsnet+ in 2026-27:
- Monday, Oct. 5 at Pittsburgh Penguins — 6:30 p.m. CT
- Monday, Nov. 23 vs. Utah Mammoth — 7:30 p.m. CT
- Monday, Nov. 30 vs. Chicago Blackhawks — 7:30 p.m. CT
- Monday, Dec. 28 vs. San Jose Sharks — 7:30 p.m. CT
- Monday, Jan. 4 at Buffalo Sabres — 7:30 p.m. CT
- Monday, Jan. 11 at Toronto Maple Leafs — 7:30 p.m. CT
- Monday, Feb. 15 at San Jose Sharks — 7:30 p.m. CT
- Monday, Mar. 1 vs. Seattle Kraken — 7:00 p.m. CT
- Monday, Apr. 5 at Utah Mammoth — 8:30 p.m. CT
View the full Sportsnet NHL broadcast schedule (all teams)
How can I get access to the Winnipeg Jets on Sportsnet+?
Sportsnet+ is a subscription streaming service. To watch Winnipeg Jets broadcasts on this platform, you need a subscription, either through Sportsnet+, or by adding onto your existing cable package.
I have Sportsnet in my cable package, do I automatically get access to Monday night Jets games on Sportsnet+?
Rogers Xfinity/Shaw customers who have Sportsnet in their TV package will receive access to this content at no additional cost. There are different ways to watch depending on your TV service. Visit Sportsnet to learn more.
Bell (and other cable provider) customers with Sportsnet in their cable package can upgrade to add NHL content, including 9 Winnipeg Jets Monday night games, for an additional $12.99/month.
Start by linking your TV provider account to a Sportsnet account, then purchase the add-on.
Once you have purchased the add-on, download the Sportsnet App on your preferred device, log in using your TV provider credentials and begin streaming.
Sportsnet+ is the best source for complete and accurate information on access.
I do not currently subscribe to Sportsnet, Sportsnet+ or Amazon Prime, how can I access these broadcasts?
The only way to access the broadcasts for streamed games is through the respective streaming services. Contact the providers directly to learn more.
What devices can I livestream games on?
Sportsnet+ and Prime stream on a number of internet-connected devices from smart phones and smart TVs to media players, tablets, computers and gaming consoles.
Will streamed games be available for replay if I can’t watch them live?
Yes. Sportsnet+ and Prime hockey programming are offered on demand.
Why aren’t all the games available on traditional cable?
A mix of traditional television broadcast and streaming options are available to home viewers as part of league-wide broadcast agreements and partnerships. These agreements are made between the NHL and its broadcast partners, independent of individual teams.
Will other Jets games still be available on traditional TSN and Sportsnet television channels?
Yes. TSN is the Jets’ regional broadcast partner and will continue to air Jets on TSN on TSN3 TSN.ca, and the TSN app to TSN and TSN Direct subscribers in the Jets' designated broadcast region (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, and parts of Northwestern Ontario, including Kenora, Dryden, and Thunder Bay). Sportsnet is the NHL’s national broadcast partner and will continue to broadcast select Winnipeg Jets games on their traditional cable channels.