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The multi-year agreement applies to fans watching within the Wild's regional broadcast territory.
ST PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota Wild fans will have a new way to watch their team this season.
Prime Video will become the exclusive local streaming home for Wild games beginning with the 2026-27 NHL season, Amazon and the NHL announced Wednesday.
The multi-year agreement applies to fans watching within the Wild's regional broadcast territory. Prime Video will stream the team's regular-season games, along with pregame and postgame coverage and other Wild programming.
The Wild is one of six NHL teams included in the new agreement. The other teams are the defending Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes, Anaheim Ducks, Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars and St. Louis Blues.
The Wild have not yet announced the price or specific terms of its Prime Video package. Each team is expected to provide details about its streaming options in its respective market.
For Minnesota fans, the games will be available through Prime Video on compatible smart TVs, streaming devices, game consoles, smartphones, tablets and through a web browser.
Fans who are outside the Wild's regional territory will still be able to watch through NHL Center Ice, according to the league.
The Wild's 2026-27 season begins in October.
