NHL Games on TV Today - Saturday, November 7, 2026

NHL Games on TV Today – Saturday, November 7, 2026 (ET)

Twelve games on Saturday, from a 12:30 p.m. start in Washington to a late one in Edmonton. The champion Hurricanes play their last game before flying to Finland for the Global Series, Connor McDavid takes a 17-game season-opening point streak into a Hockey Night date with Vancouver, and Montreal visits Toronto in an Original Six classic.

NHL Network carries Blues-Predators and Mammoth-Senators in the United States. Sportsnet has Panthers-Capitals, Canadiens-Maple Leafs and Canucks-Oilers in Canada, and Prime Video has Rangers-Kraken and Sharks-Stars. Out-of-market games stream on ESPN+.

Saturday’s NHL Schedule at a Glance

Time (ET) Matchup Venue TV
12:30 PMFlorida Panthers at Washington CapitalsCapital One Arena, WashingtonScripps / MNMT / SN
1:00 PMSt. Louis Blues at Nashville PredatorsBridgestone Arena, NashvilleNHL Network / BN+ / Scripps / SN+
5:00 PMNew York Rangers at Seattle KrakenClimate Pledge Arena, SeattlePrime Video / KONG / MSG
7:00 PMMontreal Canadiens at Toronto Maple LeafsScotiabank Arena, TorontoSportsnet / TVA Sports
7:00 PMUtah Mammoth at Ottawa SenatorsCanadian Tire Centre, OttawaNHL Network / SN1 / TVA Sports / Utah16
7:00 PMNew Jersey Devils at New York IslandersUBS Arena, ElmontMSGSN / MSGSN2
8:00 PMChicago Blackhawks at Carolina HurricanesLenovo Center, RaleighHHN / CHSN
8:00 PMSan Jose Sharks at Dallas StarsAmerican Airlines Center, DallasPrime Video / NBCSCA
8:00 PMTampa Bay Lightning at Minnesota WildGrand Casino Arena, St. PaulWild+ / The Spot
9:00 PMDetroit Red Wings at Colorado AvalancheBall Arena, DenverDSN / ALT
9:00 PMPittsburgh Penguins at Los Angeles KingsCrypto.com Arena, Los AngelesABTV / SN-PIT
10:00 PMVancouver Canucks at Edmonton OilersRogers Place, EdmontonSportsnet / TVA Sports

🏒 Game of the Day: Chicago Blackhawks vs. Carolina Hurricanes

8:00 PM ET | HHN · CHSN · Lenovo Center, Raleigh

Carolina, 13-3-2, goes for a seventh straight home win in its final game before the 2026 NHL Global Series in Helsinki, where it plays Seattle at Veikkaus Arena on Nov. 12 and 14. The champions have won five of six, including a 5-3 win on Long Island on Thursday, and Logan Stankoven has six points during a four-game point streak. A win would also complete a season sweep of Chicago after a 5-2 victory at the United Center on Oct. 10.

Chicago, 4-12-1, is 0-4-1 in its past five and still looking for its first road win (0-7-1) after a 4-1 loss in Tampa on Thursday. Rookie Roman Kantserov is the bright spot: he has seven points (five goals, two assists) during a seven-game point streak, tied for the sixth-longest by a Blackhawks rookie.

Prediction: Carolina sends itself off to Finland with a comfortable win.

Vancouver Canucks vs. Edmonton Oilers

10:00 PM ET | Sportsnet / TVA Sports (Canada) · Rogers Place, Edmonton

McDavid leads the NHL with 44 points (10 goals, 34 assists) and has a point in all 17 of Edmonton’s games. One more would give him an 18-game season-opening streak, breaking the tie for the longest active run he shares with his own 2021-22 start and William Nylander’s 2023-24. The Oilers, 11-3-3, lost 5-4 to Anaheim on Thursday. Vancouver, 3-14-1, has lost four straight and 14 of its past 15 (1-13-1); Liam Ohgren has scored in four of his past five games.

Prediction: McDavid gets to 18 and Edmonton bounces back.

Florida Panthers vs. Washington Capitals

12:30 PM ET | Scripps · Monumental Sports Network · Sportsnet (Canada) · Capital One Arena, Washington

Alex Ovechkin is two assists from passing Nicklas Backstrom (762) for the Capitals’ career record, but he has gone six games without a point. Washington, 8-6-0, has lost two straight, including a 6-5 loss to Dallas on Tuesday. Florida, 9-5-2, has won four of five. Sam Reinhart has goals in four straight games and eight points during a five-game point streak, and Carter Verhaeghe has seven points during his own five-game run.

Prediction: Reinhart stays hot and Florida wins the matinee.

Utah Mammoth vs. Ottawa Senators

7:00 PM ET | NHL Network (US) · SN1 / TVA Sports (Canada) · Utah16 · Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa

Logan Cooley has two hat tricks in his past four games and 10 points (eight goals, two assists) in his past five. He reached five career hat tricks in 228 games, the fastest by an active player, passing Alex Ovechkin (230). Ottawa, 10-6-1, opens a three-game homestand after a 2-1 comeback win in Buffalo, and Linus Ullmark (7-1-0, 1.33 GAA, .945 save percentage) practiced fully on Friday after missing seven games. Ridly Greig is day to day. Utah is also 10-6-1.

Prediction: Ullmark returns and Ottawa edges Utah.

St. Louis Blues vs. Nashville Predators

1:00 PM ET | NHL Network (US) · SN+ (Canada) · BN+ · Scripps · Bridgestone Arena, Nashville

Steven Stamkos scored his 247th career power-play goal, the overtime winner in Colorado on Thursday, to pass Phil Esposito and tie Luc Robitaille for fifth in NHL history. Nashville, 7-4-5, has won three straight. St. Louis, 7-7-2, rallied from three goals down in the third period in New Jersey on Thursday before losing in overtime; Philip Broberg, Mason McTavish and Dylan Holloway share the team lead with 12 points.

Prediction: Stamkos passes Robitaille and Nashville makes it four in a row.

Around the Rest of the League

Rangers at Kraken (5:00 PM): Seattle hosts New York before its Global Series trip to Helsinki next week.

Canadiens at Maple Leafs (7:00 PM): Hockey Night in Toronto; John Tavares was upgraded to day to day and targeted this game for his return.

Devils at Islanders (7:00 PM): A Metropolitan Division meeting on Long Island.

Sharks at Stars (8:00 PM): Dallas is expected to be without defenseman Miro Heiskanen again.

Lightning at Wild (8:00 PM): Kirill Kaprizov and Minnesota host Nikita Kucherov and Tampa Bay.

Red Wings at Avalanche (9:00 PM): Detroit visits Nathan MacKinnon and Colorado in Denver.

Penguins at Kings (9:00 PM): Sidney Crosby and Pittsburgh visit Los Angeles.

Twelve games, a send-off for Carolina and McDavid chasing 18 straight. Check local listings for regional broadcast details.