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NHL 2026-27 season guide

NHL October 29, 2026 By Andrew

The 2026-27 season is the first with 84 games per team, or 1,344 games in total. It opened Tuesday, September 29, 2026, and the regular season ends Saturday, April 10, 2027. Times below are Eastern.

Key dates

DateWhat happens
Tue. Sept. 29, 2026Opening night (ESPN/Sportsnet): Carolina raised its Stanley Cup banner before hosting Florida, plus Montreal at Toronto, NY Rangers at Boston, Vancouver at Edmonton and Chicago at Vegas
Wed. Sept. 30TNT doubleheader: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Colorado
Sun. Oct. 25Heritage Classic: Montreal at Winnipeg, Princess Auto Stadium (TNT)
Nov. 12 and 14Global Series Finland: Carolina vs. Seattle, Helsinki
Dec. 18 and 20Global Series Germany: Ottawa vs. Chicago, PSD Bank Dome, Düsseldorf
Thu. Dec. 31Winter Classic: Colorado at Utah Mammoth, Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City (TNT)
Feb. 5–6, 2027All-Star Weekend at UBS Arena, Elmont, N.Y.: Skills competition Feb. 5 (ESPN/SN), All-Star Game Feb. 6 (ABC/SN)
Sat. Feb. 20Stadium Series: Vegas at Dallas, AT&T Stadium, Arlington (ABC)
Mon. March 1Trade deadline, 3 p.m. ET
Sat. April 10Final day of the regular season
Tue. April 13Stanley Cup Playoffs begin

Sources: NHL.com schedule release, NHL Media, Dates of Interest 2026-27 (PDF), NHL.com All-Star format, Daily Faceoff and The Athletic (trade deadline), NHL.com banner night.

All-Star Weekend returns

After the 4 Nations Face-Off in 2025 and the Olympics in 2026, the All-Star Game is back at UBS Arena on Long Island. It is a five-team, three-on-three round-robin tournament: Canada, Finland, Sweden, the United States and a World team.

Three outdoor games

The Heritage Classic, Winter Classic and Stadium Series are the NHL's 46th, 47th and 48th regular-season outdoor games.

How to print your team's NHL schedule on One Page Season

  1. Find your team on the NHL hub or in the team directory. URLs look like /team/nhl-boston-bruins-1.
  2. Choose Download PDF (remaining games) to get the games still to play on one Letter-size page (or PDF with past games for the full regular season) with dates, puck-drop times and TV channels. The PDF uses the time zone shown on the page (Eastern on the first load).
  3. To follow several teams, choose Build with this team. You can combine up to 12 teams from the NFL, college football, NBA, NHL and men's and women's college basketball in one date-ordered schedule, pick a time zone, and download the combined PDF.
  4. For updates, choose Subscribe to calendar. A feed can pick up later puck-drop and channel changes, while a PDF or downloaded calendar file is a snapshot of the day you download it.

Team schedules cover the regular season only; Stanley Cup Playoff games are not included because they depend on qualification. Times and channels that haven't been announced are marked TBD.

Puck-drop times and TV assignments can change; check the linked sources and providers before you plan or pay. Commentary is our own. Send a correction if you spot an error.

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