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The National Hockey League has renewed its broadcast rights deal for hockey in Canada with Rogers Communications for another 12 years as part of an CAN$11 billion (US$7.7 billion) agreement.
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Rogers Communications and NHL announce $11-billion rights dea
Rogers Communications Inc. and the National Hockey League have announced a new 12-year agreement valued at $11 billion for the national media rights to NHL games on all platforms in Canada.
NHL Signs New 12-Year TV Deal in Canada Worth $7.7B
Current rights holder Rogers Communications has extended its agreement with the major sports league for another dozen years to the 2037-38 season.
NHL, Rogers announce 12-year national rights media deal
TORONTO, ON – Rogers Communications and the National Hockey League (NHL) today announced a 12-year agreement for the national media rights to NHL games on all platforms in Canada through the 2037-38 season.
Toronto Stocks Rally; Rogers Communications Shares Fall on Report of $7.7B Deal to Renew NHL TV Rights
Shares in Rogers Communications fell after a report said that it was close to signing a $7.7 billion, 12-year agreement to renew television rights with the NHL, nearly double the value of its current deal set to expire next summer.
NHL, Rogers Agree On New $7.7-Billion Canadian TV Deal: Reports
The NHL and Rogers agreed to a new Canadian television broadcasting deal worth $7.7 billion, according to multiple reports.
NHL, Rogers continue 'landmark partnership' with 12-year media rights agreement
The 12-year Canadian national media rights agreement announced Wednesday will bring the NHL to more fans in more ways, extending a successful partnership between the League and Rogers Communications.
NHL Officially Begins New CBA Talks
The NHL and NHL Players' Association officially began talks on a new collective bargaining agreement Tuesday, TSN's Pierre LeBrun reports. Last month, commissio
Commissioner Gary Bettman says the NHL, NHLPA will begin CBA talks in early April
Bettman and other league officials updated general managers on the situation at their annual spring meeting this week and got their thoughts on potential CBA changes that could be considered.
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‘Disappointing news,’ Canadians are concerned about the future of hockey coverage amid Rogers-NHL $11-billion contract renewal
Rogers Communications and the National Hockey League (NHL) announced an $11-billion deal for the next 12 years, leaving Canadians concerned.
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Bettman, NHL exploring options for 2026 All-Star Game format
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NHL-NHLPlayers' Association CBA talks officially underway
The National Hockey League and NHL Players' Association have officially begun talks on a new collective bargaining agreement extension, reports TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun.
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Three Possible Options For The 2026 NHL All-Star Game
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman indicated at the conclusion of the GM meetings in Florida on Wednesday that the league is reevaluating the format of the 2026 All-Star Game at UBS Arena next February, which will be just prior to the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina.
Watch Live: Rogers, NHL announce 12-year extension
Watch NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly, Rogers Communications president and CEO Tony Staffieri, and Rogers Sports & Media president Colette Watson meet with the media to discuss the new 12-year agreement.
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