Broadcast News

This season, fans will be able to watch Minnesota Wild games on our new exclusive local multimedia television network. Viewing options will include cable, satellite, direct-to-consumer streaming services and over-the-air broadcasts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I watch Minnesota Wild games this season?

Fans will be able to watch Minnesota Wild games on our new exclusive multimedia television network starting this season. Viewing options will include cable, satellite, direct-to-consumer streaming services and over-the-air broadcasts. Our goal is to make Wild games as accessible as possible for fans across Minnesota and the surrounding region. We are working with cable and satellite providers to ensure broad distribution of the Minnesota Wild multimedia network. More information on channel availability will be shared as agreements are finalized.

Will Minnesota Wild games be available on the same providers as last season?

Our priority is ensuring fans continue to have a reliable and accessible way to watch Wild hockey. Through the Minnesota Wild television network, fans will continue to have direct access to our games, just as they have in previous seasons. Additional information will be announced in the coming weeks.

How many games will be televised on the Minnesota Wild multimedia television network?

The Minnesota Wild multimedia television network will televise every regular season game that is not nationally televised by NHL exclusive broadcast partners ABC, ESPN, ESPN+/Hulu, and TNT.

Will games be available over-the-air for free?

Yes. Fans will be able to watch a select number of Wild games for free over-the-air again this season.  Additional information will be announced in the coming weeks.

Will the television broadcast team remain the same?

YES! Minnesota Wild multimedia television network games will feature Anthony LaPanta as play-by-play announcer, Ryan Carter as lead analyst, Kevin Gorg as rink-side reporter, and Katie Storm and Wes Walz serving as the primary hosts of the Wild pre- and postgame shows. Alex Stalock and Lou Nanne will also serve as analysts for select games.

Will every local broadcast feature a pre-and postgame show?

The Minnesota Wild multimedia television network will broadcast a live pre-game and a post-game show for every locally broadcast Wild game.

National Television

ESPN+

Watch live, out-of-market regular season games from around the league via NHL Power Play on ESPN+ on your favorite supported devices. Click here to sign up and for more information.

ESPN+ has several plan options, including bundled packages with Hulu and Disney+. Browse packages here.

For a simple how to guide to sign up for ESPN+, click here.

NHL on TNT

TNT, is a cable channel that is available on every major cable and satellite pay-TV provider. You can download the TNT app, and sign in with your cable provider credentials to watch as well.

In addition, live TV streaming services DirecTV Stream, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV and YouTube TV all provide live viewing of TNT through at least one of the available subscription packages.

Radio

KFAN

KFAN FM 100.3 and iHeart Radio enter the 16th season as the audio home of the Minnesota Wild. All Wild games can also be heard on the station’s website www.kfan.com/listen and the iHeartRadio App, the leading all-in-one streaming music and live radio podcast app. The Wild radio broadcast is also available on the Wild Mobile App, inside Grand Casino Arena at 95.7 FM and across the Minnesota Wild Audio Network.

Podcast

NHL vet Ryan Carter, All Hockey Hair Team creator John King and producer extraordinaire Matt Hussey, along with Videographer/Editor Chris McMurry are breaking the mold. They can see the Minnesota Wild becoming Stanley Cup champions, and they're going to help you see it too. This is the Wild on 7th podcast.

Episodes dropped weekly, presented by Pilot Games.