NHL Games on TV Today – Friday, November 13, 2026 (ET)
Only two games on Friday the 13th, both late and both out West. The NHL’s longest active winning streak meets a Vegas team that has won four in a row, with Mark Stone two points from becoming the Golden Knights’ all-time leading scorer. In Vancouver, Brock Boeser is one point from 500.
Sportsnet and TVA Sports carry Rangers-Canucks in Canada. Predators-Golden Knights is on Scripps. Out-of-market games stream on ESPN+.
Friday’s NHL Schedule at a Glance
| Time (ET) | Matchup | Venue | TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9:00 PM | New York Rangers at Vancouver Canucks | Rogers Arena, Vancouver | Sportsnet / TVA Sports / MSGSN |
| 10:00 PM | Nashville Predators at Vegas Golden Knights | T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas | Scripps |
🏒 Game of the Day: Nashville Predators vs. Vegas Golden Knights
10:00 PM ET | Scripps · T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas
Nashville, 10-4-5, has won six straight, the longest active streak in the NHL, and has outscored opponents 20-10 during the run. Vegas, 13-5-2, has won four in a row and beat the Predators 5-2 in Nashville on Oct. 13.
Stone has 416 points (146 goals, 270 assists) in 420 games since Ottawa traded him to Vegas on Feb. 25, 2019. Two more would pass Jonathan Marchessault (417 points in 514 games) for the franchise record. The two won the Stanley Cup together in 2023, and Marchessault left for Nashville as a free agent in 2024.
Roman Josi has 22 points (two goals, 20 assists) in 19 games, tied with Filip Forsberg for the Nashville lead. One more assist would tie Sergei Zubov (21 in 1995-96) for the second-most through 20 games by a defenseman born outside North America; two would tie Borje Salming’s 22 in 1976-77.
Prediction: Stone gets to the record in front of the home crowd, but this one goes past regulation.
New York Rangers vs. Vancouver Canucks
9:00 PM ET | Sportsnet / TVA Sports (Canada) · MSGSN · Rogers Arena, Vancouver
Boeser has 499 points (233 goals, 266 assists) in 649 games, all with Vancouver over 11 seasons. One more would make him the eighth Canuck with 500. He has 17 points this season, second on the team behind Elias Pettersson’s 20. Vancouver, 3-16-1, has lost six straight. The Rangers, 11-8-1, go for a fifth win in six games after a 3-1 win in Calgary on Wednesday, when Mika Zibanejad scored twice. One more multigoal game would tie Kent Nilsson (47) for sixth among Swedish-born players.
Prediction: Boeser gets No. 500, but the Rangers win.
What to Know About the New Season
The NHL’s first 84-game season since 1993-94 gives every team 42 home and 42 road games, with division rivals meeting four times.
Coming up: the second Global Series game between Carolina and Seattle in Helsinki on Saturday, games in Dusseldorf on Dec. 18 and 20, the Winter Classic at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Dec. 31, All-Star Weekend at UBS Arena on Feb. 5-6, and the Stadium Series at AT&T Stadium on Feb. 20.
Two games, two streaks and a franchise record within reach in Las Vegas. Check local listings for regional broadcast details.
