There will be no NHL all-star game this season. In its place the league holds the 4 nationsA one -week international best tournament with players who represent the USA, Canada, Sweden and Finland. Each team will play the other three teams in a round-robin format, and then the two best teams meet in a game with a game.
The puck will soon fall on the game that everyone in North America has been waiting for. The USA and Canada Clash Tonight at 8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. PT) on ABC and ESPN Plus.
Read on to see the full tournament plan and the best ways to see or stream every game.
The brothers Tkachuk and the team USA will take up in Montreal against Canada tonight.
4 nations face-off-TV time plan
The 4 nations face-off tournament takes place in Boston and Montreal. The first four games of the tournament are played in the Bell Center in Montreal, and the last two round-robin games and the championship index are played in the TD Garden in Boston.
Here is the full tournament plan (all times et):
Wednesday, February 12th
Thursday, February 13th
Saturday, February 15th
Monday, February 17th
- Canada against Finland: 1 p.m. on TNT and Max
- Sweden to the USA: 8 p.m. on TNT and Max
Thursday, February 20th
- Championship game: 8 p.m. on ESPN and ESPN Plus
In Canada, games in English are broadcast on Sportsnet (SN) and in French on TVA Sports (TVAS).
How to follow the 4 nations without cable
Four of the five large live TV streaming services are ABC, ESPN and TNT (all except Fubo) for all seven tournament games.
You can also use the ESPN Plus and Max Streaming services to follow each of the seven games, with four games (including the championship) Streaming on ESPN Plus and the other three streaming to max.
Sling TVs Sling Orange -Plan includes ESPN and TNT, and the blue plan includes ABC (only in A Handful of markets) and TNT. You want the orange plan to watch every tournament game on ABC, ESPN and TNT.
The Blue or Orange plan costs $ 46 per month and the combined orange-blue plan costs 61 USD per month.
YouTube TV costs 83 US dollars a month and includes ABC, ESPN and TNT. The first six months are currently reduced to $ 70 per month. There is a 10-day free test version. Insert your postcode on YouTube TV Welcome page To see which local networks are available in your region.
Hulu Plus Live -TV costs 83 US dollars per month and includes ABC, ESPN and TNT. On his Live message pageYou can see your postcode under the “Can I see local messages in my area?” Question at the end of the page to see which local channels you get.
Read our hulu with Live TV Review.
The main plan of Fubo costs 85 US dollars a month and includes ABC and ESPN, but not TNT. With Fubo you will miss three of the six round robin games on TNT, but you can see the other games, including the championship, on ESPN.
Fubo currently offers the first month for $ 60. You can Click here To see which local channels you get.
You can see four of the seven tournament games on ESPN Plus. It will be the game in the USA-FINANL on Thursday, February 13th, both games on Saturday, February 15th and the championship game on Thursday, February 20 on ABC or ESPN.
ESPN Plus costs $ 11 per month (or $ 110 per year). Read our complete evaluation of ESPN Plus.
Max will only show three of the seven tournament games. You can stream three round-robin games, but need ESPN or ESPN Plus for the championship and the other three round-robin games. It is a good addition if you have an ESPN Plus subscription and want to stream every game of the tournament. The three games on Max are also shown on TNT.
The basic plan of Max costs $ 10 per month or $ 100 per year. The standard plan without ads costs $ 17 per month ($ 170 per year), and the premium plan with 4K costs $ 21 per month ($ 21 a year). Read our complete review of Max.
All above -mentioned live TV streaming services enable you to cancel at any time and need a solid internet connection. Are you looking for further information? Take a look at our Live -TV -Streaming -Services Guide.
