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    John Bonnes

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    If you’ve been wanting to watch the exclusive “Monday Night Hockey” games, you’re going to need an Amazon Prime membership. For the 2024-2025 NHL season, Prime Video has exclusive streaming rights to the Monday night games and Candian Prime members get access to the whip-around “NHL Coast to Coast” show on Thursday nights at 7 p.m. EST. 

    For the remaining 2024-25 regular season, Amazon Prime Video will stream just over 20 games on Monday nights that can be watched using the Prime Video app or an Amazon Device. This is the first time the NHL has agreed to an exclusive national broadcast deal, similar to the exclusive rights Prime Video has for Thursday Night Football.

    How to Watch 'Monday Night Hockey' Games
    If you’re already a Prime member you can stream the games at no additional cost to you. If you don’t already have a membership, you can always sign up for free trial to catch the game you want to see. Otherwise, an Amazon Prime membership costs $9.99 per month or $99 per year and an Amazon Prime Student Membership costs $4.99 per month or $49 per year. 

    The “Monday Night Hockey” games can be viewed through the Prime Video app or on Amazon devices such as the Fire TV and Fire tablet.

    What Is the ‘Monday Night Hockey’ 2024-2025 Schedule?
    "Monday Night Hockey" began in December with Blackhawks vs. Maple Leafs. The remaining games will run through April, ending with a doubleheader on Monday, April 14, featuring Blackhawks vs. Canadiens at 7 p.m. and Kings vs. Oilers at 10 p.m. Check out the rest "Monday Night Hockey" schedule below.

    • Dec. 9 - Ducks vs. Canadiens at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • Dec. 16 - Panthers vs. Oilers at 8:30 p.m. EST
    • Dec. 23 - Sharks vs. Canucks at 9 p.m. EST
    • Dec. 30 - Predators vs. Jets at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • Jan. 6 - Canucks vs. Canadiens at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • Jan. 13 - Flames vs. Blackhawks at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • Jan. 20 - Lightning vs. Maple Leafs at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • Jan. 27 - Canucks vs. Blues at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • Feb. 3    - Senators vs. Predators at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • Feb. 24 - Sharks vs. Jets at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • March 3 - Sharks vs. Maple Leafs at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • March 10 - Red Wings vs. Senators at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • March 17 - Flames vs. Maple Leafs at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • March 24 - Canucks vs. Devils at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • March 31 - Flames vs. Avalanche at 8:30 p.m. EST
    • April 7    - Blues vs. Jets at 7:30 p.m. EST
    • April 14 - Blackhawks vs. Canadiens at 7 p.m. EST
    • April 14 - Kings vs. Oilers at 10 p.m. EST

    Who is Announcing ‘Monday Night Hockey’?
    Veteran announcers Adnan Virk and Andi Petrillo will host “Monday Night Hockey,” with John Forslund as the play-by-play announcer. Various guests and analysts will appear, including Jody Shelley, Thomas Hickey, Shane, Hnidy, Blake Bolden, and Mark Messier.

    Sign up for Prime Video Canada to watch “Monday Night Hockey.”

    Prices were accurate at time of publishing.

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    MacGyver

    That's great if you live in Canada. Here in the states we are blacked out. There have been rumors Prime will be taking over some regional broadcasts that are now on Fanduel previously Bally's. I would welcome that change. Depending on the cost of course. I'm not one of those fans who will throw endless amounts of money at my tv to watch local sports. 

    Fanduel app has been a marked improvement over the Bally's app. Far less buffering and it does not ask you to log in every time with a verification code that sometimes didn't work.  

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    mnfaninnc

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe I saw any Wild games getting broadcast this way. I do like the Monday Night Hockey idea, and Forslund is a wonderful play by play guy. 

    I don't have an Amazon Prime membership, but the quality has really gone through the roof on some of their programming. It would be nice if they would sneak a tape delay of the games into their Freevee free site, and maybe benefit from some commercial dominated revenue. 

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    mnfaninnc
    9 minutes ago, Will D. Ness said:

    quality has gone downhill you mean

    No, I really meant that I have looked for a movie or show to find it on Netflix or Hulu and Prime's the one who has it. It's also really weird to see stuff come out in the movie theaters that were Netflix or Prime produced movies. The writing appears to be better too. 

    They are consistently getting big names for projects on these networks. There's still a lot of garbage out there to sift through, but it seems like the normal "Hollywood" type studios are not the big hot shot decision makers anymore. We are witnessing a complete flip of an industry as it appears that many are rejecting the crap Hollywood has been pushing.

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    Will D. Ness
    2 minutes ago, mnfaninnc said:

    No, I really meant that I have looked for a movie or show to find it on Netflix or Hulu and Prime's the one who has it. It's also really weird to see stuff come out in the movie theaters that were Netflix or Prime produced movies. The writing appears to be better too. 

    They are consistently getting big names for projects on these networks. There's still a lot of garbage out there to sift through, but it seems like the normal "Hollywood" type studios are not the big hot shot decision makers anymore. We are witnessing a complete flip of an industry as it appears that many are rejecting the crap Hollywood has been pushing.

    I think they all have gone downhill.  Actually, almost every form of media... music, movies, TV... just crap.  

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    Up North Guy
    17 minutes ago, Will D. Ness said:

    I think they all have gone downhill.  Actually, almost every form of media... music, movies, TV... just crap.  

    Unquestionably so. It all starts with writing. The scripts and scores are unimaginative and completely repetitive. We have a twin screen movie theater here my small home town. I previewed the upcoming movies for the next six months. Every single one was a remake or a sequel usually at the 7th to 10th iteration. The big studios are gone. Most are owned by Disney or some such behemoth. Producing crap only brings more crap.

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    mnfaninnc
    21 minutes ago, Will D. Ness said:

    I think they all have gone downhill.  Actually, almost every form of media... music, movies, TV... just crap.

    The example I'll use is "Air." That was a really good movie going through the story of Michael Jordan's Air Jordan empire. 

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    MacGyver
    3 hours ago, mnfaninnc said:

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe I saw any Wild games getting broadcast this way

    It's only Canadian teams that play each other when they are streamed on Amazon. Which as I said is streamed only to the Canadian Prime subscribers. This is just Amazon getting their feet wet in pro sports streaming. They did buy a huge share of Diamond Sports Group who owns Fanduel previously Bally Sports where many of us watch our regional sports teams. I believe they will get into the regional sports streaming. Otherwise why the investment? I do watch a good number of movies on Prime particularly in the winter months when I'm indoors much more. 

    Right now I pay $20 a month to stream the Wild games on the Fanduel app excluding the ones on ESPN I don't get them. Otherwise I get a lot of my tv watching and out of market sports from https://thetvapp.to/ I watched Winnipeg and Buffalo game on it last night and it's free. When the Wild are on ESPN I can get them there sometimes but ESPN has things locked down pretty tight. If you have a VPN you can work around it.  It can be quirky at times and some buffering on occasion but most times it's smooth sailing. 

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    Will D. Ness
    3 hours ago, mnfaninnc said:

    The example I'll use is "Air." That was a really good movie going through the story of Michael Jordan's Air Jordan empire. 

    The occasional quality show is hard to find.  Stuff is just way too overproduced and formulaic.  The only thing worthwhile these days is Wild hockey.  😎

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