The NHL announces that Monday games will now be broadcast on Amazon Prime in Montreal

The NHL is set to reach a turning point in the broadcasting of its games starting this fall, and this involves the Montreal Canadiens.

Amazon, Rogers Communications, and the National Hockey League (NHL) have signed a historic two-year deal in Canada for Monday night games to be broadcast on Prime Video.

Prime Monday Night Hockey will broadcast all games taking place in Canada every Monday night, with English coverage.

Here is Amazon's official statement following this historic agreement.

As for the National Hockey League, they expressed their excitement about working with Amazon and Rogers on this significant project, and it feels like this is something they are truly thrilled about.

This might just be the beginning!

The Montreal Canadiens will also be broadcast on Amazon Prime Video

As for our Habs, we currently have five games scheduled to air on Prime.

Will you take advantage of this new development? Do you like the idea?

Source: HABSolumentFanLes matchs du lundi seront présentés sur Prime à partir de cet automne

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