The New Jersey Devils prepare to host the Los Angeles Kings at 3:30 p.m. ET, seeking a vital competitive boost following their acquisition of star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck. The afternoon matchup stands out among a robust 12-game National Hockey League schedule on Saturday, offering fans broadcast coverage across ABTV, MSGSN, and SN.
Saturday’s extensive slate opens earlier in the afternoon when the Anaheim Ducks travel to face the Philadelphia Flyers at 1 p.m. ET. That opening contest is slated for regional and streaming broadcast networks, including FOXLA+, Prime Video, NHLN, NBCSP, and SN.
As the evening slate gets underway at 7 p.m. ET, several high-profile matchups take center ice across North America. The San Jose Sharks visit the Boston Bruins, broadcast via NBCSCA and NESN, while the New York Rangers travel north of the border to take on the Ottawa Senators, available on TVAS, SNE, MSG, and NHLN.
Simultaneously, the Nashville Predators visit the Pittsburgh Penguins on SN-PIT and SCRIPPS, and the Buffalo Sabres square off against the Washington Capitals with coverage on MNMT and MSG-B. The Vegas Golden Knights take on the Columbus Blue Jackets with regional feeds on CBJHN, CBJNHL, and SCRIPPS, while the Carolina Hurricanes visit the St. Louis Blues.
In other Eastern and Western Conference clashes starting at 7 p.m. ET, the Toronto Maple Leafs meet the Edmonton Oilers in a cross-Canada matchup broadcast across SNO, SNW, and SNP. Later in the evening at 9 p.m. ET, the Tampa Bay Lightning travel to face the Utah Mammoth, with viewers able to tune in via Mammoth+, The Spot, and Utah16.
The night concludes with a pair of late-window matchups starting at 10 p.m. ET. The Detroit Red Wings battle the Calgary Flames with broadcasts on TVAS, SN, and DSN, and the Minnesota Wild close out the evening against the Seattle Kraken, available on Wild+, Prime Video, MINNHL, and KONG.
