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Blackhawks to appear on 15 national broadcasts during ’25-26 season

A list of games that Blackhawks might actually be able to watch this season!

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The Blackhawks announced on Wednesday that 15 games in the upcoming season will be national broadcasts. The breakdown of those 15 games is six on TNT, two on ESPN and seven that will be exclusive to the ESPN+/Hulu platforms.

While the full local broadcast slate on the Chicago Sports Network has yet to be released, the national schedule sets the tone for a season of high-profile matchups and marquee moments. This includes the opening night of the season: Tuesday, Oct. 7, when the Blackhawks will be the first part of an ESPN tripleheader as they’ll face the Florida Panthers. The Panthers will also be raising their Stanley Cup banner that night with the ceremony starting at 4 p.m. (CT) and the game to follow.

The national broadcasts of Blackhawks games are listed below. Additionally, the Blackhawks announced four gametime changes to previously scheduled regular-season contests, which are italicized.

All start times below are Central Time

Tuesday, Oct. 7at Florida4 p.m.ESPN
Wednesday, Oct. 15at St. Louis8:30 p.m.TNT
Thursday, Oct. 23at Tampa Bay5:45 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu
Wednesday, Nov. 12vs. New Jersey8:30 p.m.TNT
Wednesday, Nov. 26vs. Minnesota7:30ESPN+/Hulu
Tuesday, Dec. 2at Vegas9 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu
Thursday, Dec. 4at Los Angeles9 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu
Wednesday, Dec. 10vs. New York6:30 p.m.TNT
Friday, Dec. 12at St. Louis7 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu
Tuesday, Dec. 23vs. Philadelphia8 p.m.TNT
Wednesday, Jan. 7vs. St. Louis8:30TNT
Thursday, Jan. 22at Carolina6 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu
Friday, Jan. 23vs. Tampa Bay6 p.m.ESPN
Tuesday, March 17vs. Minnesota6:30 p.m.TNT
Thursday, March 19at Minnesota6:30 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu

More information on how to watch Blackhawks games can be found at Blackhawks.com/HowtoWatch.

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