MN Wild Games Streaming Options Expand with Spectrum Partnership
SAINT PAUL, Minn. – The National Hockey League (NHL) has officially announced a significant agreement with Spectrum, enabling Spectrum TV customers in the MN Wild local broadcast area to watch games this season.
“We’re thrilled to bring Wild+ to Spectrum customers throughout the MN Wild broadcast territory this season,” said Mitch Helgerson, Minnesota Wild Chief Revenue Officer and Executive Vice President. “Adding Spectrum is another important step in our efforts to ensure broad distribution of Wild+ throughout the State of Hockey.”
The NHL is also in talks with other cable and satellite providers regarding the distribution of Wild+. More information on Wild+ channel availability will be shared as agreements are finalized.
Fans should contact their service provider to confirm that they can watch games on Wild+ this season.
Additionally, fans located within the MN Wild local broadcast territory can access Wild games via Wild+ on Prime Video, with subscription options available either monthly for $19.99 or annually for $99.99. Wild+ is sold as a standalone subscription on Prime Video and does not require an Amazon Prime membership. A free Amazon account is sufficient for subscription.
More details on subscriptions will be announced before the start of the regular season.
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