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The Carolina Hurricanes made it all the way to the Conference Finals last year – if you’re a Canes fan hoping to see if they’ll make the championships this year, keep reading to learn how you can watch every game of the 2023-24 NHL season live online.
In a hurry? Local Hurricanes fans need Bally Sports South to watch almost all the games. You can get with these streaming services:
- Fubo: Get over 150 channels including a great selection of RSNs starting at $91.98/mo. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.
- DIRECTV STREAM: Sets you up with every regional channel in your area and 100+ others for $108.99/mo. A 5-day free trial is now available for DIRECTV STREAM.
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The Carolina Hurricanes originally joined the NHL as the New England Whalers, back when the team first joined in 1971. They became the Hurricanes when they moved to North Carolina in 1997.
Now regarded as one of the top teams in the league, the Canes are favorites to win this season, despite not having lifted the Stanley Cup since 2006.
After finishing second overall in the regular season standings for 2022-23, and only losing in the Eastern Conference Final to the Florida Panthers, have they got what it takes in 2023-24?
Stream all the action so you never miss a moment – learn how below!
2024 Hurricanes Playoff Schedule
For complete information about the next game, see our Hurricanes Today Page.
| Date | Time (ET) | Teams | TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sat Apr 20 | 5:00 pm | Islanders vs Hurricanes | TBS/truTV |
| Mon Apr 22 | 7:30 pm | Islanders vs Hurricanes | ESPN2 |
| Thu Apr 25 | 7:30 pm | Hurricanes vs Islanders | ESPN2 |
| Sat Apr 27 | 2:00 pm | Hurricanes vs Islanders | TBS |
| Tue Apr 30 | TBD | Islanders vs Hurricanes† | |
| Thu May 2 | TBD | Hurricanes vs Islanders† | |
| Sat May 4 | TBD | Islanders vs Hurricanes† |
† If necessary
What TV Channels Air Carolina Hurricanes Games?
Almost all Carolina Hurricanes regular season games (71 out of 82) will air on Bally Sports South. This is a Regional Sports Network (RSN) usually available throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
If you’re within these states, you should be able to watch Bally Sports South through a streaming service that carries RSNs, such as Fubo or DIRECTV STREAM (more below).
Fans outside of the Bally Sports South broadcast region (known as out-of-market) can watch through an ESPN+ subscription instead. This is available directly from ESPN+ or as part of the Hulu + Live TV package.
Four Hurricanes games will air nationally on TNT and ESPN. These won’t be available on Bally Sports.
| Date | Time (ET) | Teams | TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wed Nov 15 | Flyers at Hurricanes | TNT | |
| Wed Dec 6 | Hurricanes at Oilers | TNT | |
| Wed Jan 24 | Hurricanes at Bruins | TNT | |
| Tue Mar 19 | Hurricanes at Islanders | ESPN‡ |
Carolina Hurricanes Streaming-Only Games
The remaining seven Carolina Hurricanes games will only be available by streaming this year, on Hulu or ESPN+:
- Tue Nov 28, : Hurricanes at Philadelphia
- Thu Nov 30, : New York Islanders at Hurricanes
- Thu Dec 14, : Hurricanes at Detroit Red Wings
- Fri Dec 15, : Nashville Predators at Hurricanes
- Thu Jan 25, : New Jersey Devils
- Thu Feb 29, : Hurricanes at Columbus Blue Jackets
- Thu Mar 28, : Detroit at Hurricanes
How to Stream All Carolina Hurricanes Games
The streaming options you have available to watch Carolina Hurricanes games will depend on where you’re located.
If you’re within the Hurricanes’ broadcast region – which is North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia – you should be able to receive Bally Sports South through dedicated streaming providers.
Out-of-market fans will need to sign up for ESPN+ instead. This should let you watch all NHL games, except for the nationally broadcast ones.
But if you’re in-market, like most fans usually are, here are the best ways to watch:
Fubo: Low-Price Option for Carolina Hurricanes Games
Fubo has become known for its sports coverage and includes RSNs (including Bally Sports South) in all of its plans.
If you’re within the coverage area, you’ll receive Bally Sports South automatically when you sign up for Fubo, which starts at $88.98/month.
This includes more than 150 channels, 1,000 hours of recording on a cloud-based DVR, and the ability to watch on up to 10 screens at once while at home (three while on the go).
More information is available in our full Fubo review.
DIRECTV STREAM: Top Way to Watch Carolina Hurricanes Online
Like Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM carries RSNs such as Bally Sports South, but only from its Choice plan and up.
The Choice plan starts at $99.99/mo, but this also includes TNT, so you can watch the Hurricanes’ nationally broadcast games as well.
DIRECTV STREAM comes with unlimited hours of cloud-DVR storage (up to nine months) and will let users watch on as many simultaneous screens as they like while at home (limited to three away).
Take a look at our complete DIRECTV STREAM review for further details.
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV includes ESPN+ as part of its package and comes with ESPN and TNT, so out-of-market fans will be able to watch every regular season Hurricanes game with this one subscription.
In-market fans aren’t so lucky though, as it doesn’t include Bally Sports – meaning local fans will need to subscribe to Fubo or DIRECTV STREAM.
Hulu and ESPN+ are the only ways to watch the seven Hurricanes games that will only be available by streaming though, so it’s still worth considering if you want to watch every Carolina Hurricanes game.
Other Streaming Options
Canes fans not wanting a complete TV package can choose to subscribe directly to ESPN+ (if they’re out-of-market) or Bally Sports+ (if they’re in-market).
Bally Sports+ starts at $19.99/month and lets subscribers watch their local Bally Sports network at home or on the go.
Subscribing to ESPN+ directly (and not as part of the Hulu + Live TV and Disney+ bundle) starts at $10.99/mo.
It should be noted that neither of these options provides channels for the nationally broadcast Hurricanes games.
Devices to Livestream Carolina Hurricanes Games
Like most popular streaming services, Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, and Hulu + Live TV can be watched on a majority of well-known platforms and devices.
These include:
- Amazon Fire TV
- Android Mobile
- Android TV-based smart TVs
- Apple TV
- Chromecast iOS (iPhone/iPad)
- Roku
- Samsung smart TVs
- Web Browsers
Fubo and Hulu also support LG and VIZIO smart TVs, plus the Xbox gaming system. And Hulu and ESPN+ work on PlayStations as well.
Bally Sports+ isn’t compatible with Chromecast, but does work with Xboxes, and should be available on more devices soon.
Wrapping Up
If you live outside the Carolina Hurricanes media market, you can watch most games on ESPN+. In that case, we recommend getting Hulu + Live TV because it provides ESPN+ as well as all the national channels you need.
For local fans, get either Fubo or DIRECTV STREAM — both have free trials!
FAQs
Where are the Hurricanes playing next?
The 2023-24 NHL regular season is over.
How do I watch the Hurricanes’ divisional rivals?
- Columbus Blue Jackets — Bally Sports Ohio
- New Jersey Devils — MSG Network
- New York Islanders — MSG Network
- New York Rangers — MSG Network
- Philadelphia Flyers — NBC Sports Philadelphia
- Pittsburgh Penguins — AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh
- Washington Capitals — Monumental Sports Network
How are the Hurricanes doing this season?
The Hurricanes are currently 3-0 in the Metropolitan Division. Here are the current standings:
| Team | W | L |
| New York Rangers | 3 | 0 |
| Carolina Hurricanes | 3 | 0 |
| New York Islanders | 0 | 3 |
| Washington Capitals | 0 | 3 |
| Columbus Blue Jackets | 0 | 0 |
| New Jersey Devils | 0 | 0 |
| Philadelphia Flyers | 0 | 0 |
| Pittsburgh Penguins | 0 | 0 |
How do I stream other NHL teams?
Eastern Conference
Metropolitan
Western Conference
Central
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