We sing Hallelujah! The Lamb has overcome!
Something new is coming to all 32 NHL cities this season. 👀
— NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) August 19, 2026
The countdown is on for the first-of-its-kind Hometown Remix program by the @NHL and @Fanatics. More details to come after the puck drops on the 2026-27 season next month. pic.twitter.com/zX1uBNLNZn
Where are you seeing this?NormanEH said:
News
dropping victory+ and will be on Amazon for free with a regular prime subscription
BREAKING: Colorado Avalanche re-sign Cale Makar to league-record $163.2M contract extension: 8 years x $20.4M AAV. #GoAvsGo
— NHL News (@PuckReportNHL) August 28, 2026
NormanEH said:
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dropping victory+ and will be on Amazon for free with a regular prime subscription
Fenrir said:
Mother ****er, I've been planning on getting rid of my prime membership
Atmpainter said:
I hate prime with a passion. The amount of **** that ends up on my doorstep because it was easy for my wife to buy drives me insane. That said, here we go with "free" streaming!
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"We were incredibly patient with them," Alberts said. "We did not receive 98% of our money that we were owed from them from last year, and now that is gone. That was one of our goals, was to try to figure out a way to salvage that, but we couldn't, at the end of the day."
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The Stars will not be imposing any additional paywall beyond the standard Prime subscription. Alberts said other teams will have additional subscriptions required as parts of broader linear deals in conjunction with Amazon. Teams like Columbus and Minnesota have already announced a $19.99 monthly fee for their games regardless of whether viewers already have a Prime membership or not.
For local Wild fans, you don't need to be a Prime member to subscribe to non-nationally televised Wild games. You just need an Amazon account. However, if you're a Prime member, you still need to subscribe. Subscription is $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year
— Michael Russo (@RussoHockey) September 2, 2026
If you instead want… https://t.co/4uXV4AkUFr
dvldog said:
Pretty insightful article here:
https://www.starsthoughts.com/p/why-the-dallas-stars-moved-to-amazon
In short, APMC (the parent company of V+) is/was a complete dumpster fire.
The Stars (and I'm sure all of the others) took it in the shorts:Quote:
"We were incredibly patient with them," Alberts said. "We did not receive 98% of our money that we were owed from them from last year, and now that is gone. That was one of our goals, was to try to figure out a way to salvage that, but we couldn't, at the end of the day."
For those not happy with going to Amazon, it could be a lot worse:Quote:
The Stars will not be imposing any additional paywall beyond the standard Prime subscription. Alberts said other teams will have additional subscriptions required as parts of broader linear deals in conjunction with Amazon. Teams like Columbus and Minnesota have already announced a $19.99 monthly fee for their games regardless of whether viewers already have a Prime membership or not.For local Wild fans, you don't need to be a Prime member to subscribe to non-nationally televised Wild games. You just need an Amazon account. However, if you're a Prime member, you still need to subscribe. Subscription is $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year
— Michael Russo (@RussoHockey) September 2, 2026
If you instead want… https://t.co/4uXV4AkUFr
ICYMI, the Star Telegram reported yesterday that Victory+ owed the Stars $20 million and the Rangers $30 million before they shut down. https://t.co/AZJO5aJh3j
— Robert Tiffin (@RobertTiffin) September 3, 2026
AgFrogfan said:
I know very little with regards to Sports TV Broadcasting but who owns the actual camera equipment at AAC used to broadcast the games? Do the Stars and Mavericks share ownership? Is there a company that leases out the equipment to various stadiums and arenas?
I know that at least any nationally televised sporting event (ESPN, NBC, FOX, etc) bring their own camera crews for coverage, but I fail to understand why in this age of digital streaming its become more difficult to watch your favorite local professional franchises.