The Pittsburgh Penguins play in the National Hockey League. NHL games run on national windows across ESPN, ESPN+, TNT, and Max — plus regional sports networks for in-market broadcasts. ESPN+ carries every out-of-market regular-season game.
NHL broadcasts run through three primary lanes. National games air on ESPN, ESPN+, TNT, and Max under the league's media-rights deals. In-market games air on the team's regional sports network, distributed through cable and select streaming partners. ESPN+ serves as the catch-all for out-of-market viewers — every regular-season game outside your local TV market streams there.
For Pittsburgh Penguins games specifically, the provider filters above will surface upcoming games watchable on your current cable, streaming, or RSN subscriptions before you decide whether ESPN+ is worth adding for the rest of the season.
The exact channel for today's Pittsburgh Penguins game is shown on the live game card above, pulled from the official NHL schedule. Pittsburgh Penguins broadcasts air across ESPN, ESPN+, TNT, and Max — plus the team's regional sports network for in-market games.
The Pittsburgh Penguins start time today is shown on the game card above in your local time zone, synced live with the NHL schedule. If the Pittsburgh Penguins are off today, the next scheduled game is shown instead.
Use the provider filters above to mark the streaming services and cable packages you already pay for — the schedule then highlights every upcoming Pittsburgh Penguins game you can watch on your current plan. For games outside your local market, ESPN+ (every out-of-market regular-season game) fills the gap.
No. Live-TV streaming services like Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling, and DirecTV Stream carry most of the channels that broadcast Pittsburgh Penguins games. The provider filters above will show which upcoming Pittsburgh Penguins games are available on your current streaming setup.