Carolina Hurricanes Launch New Broadcast Network, Will Stream Games on Prime Video
The Carolina Hurricanes have announced a new broadcast initiative, the Hurricanes Hockey Network, which will feature games streamed via a subscription on Prime Video for fans in the Raleigh-Durham (Fayetteville) area.
Raleigh Durham, NC, September 2, 2026 — The Carolina Hurricanes have introduced a new broadcast initiative aimed at delivering live game streams to local fans. The team announced the creation of the Hurricanes Hockey Network, a service that will allow subscribers to watch games through Amazon’s Prime Video platform.
This new network is intended to provide coverage for fans located within the Raleigh-Durham (Fayetteville) designated market area. The specifics regarding the subscription model, including pricing and the exact content lineup beyond live games, were not immediately available.
The move signifies a shift in how local sports broadcasts are being distributed, leveraging digital streaming services to reach a wider or more specific audience. The subscription service will be accessible via Prime Video, a platform widely used by consumers for video content.
Further details on the launch date of the Hurricanes Hockey Network and the comprehensive schedule of games to be broadcast are expected to be released by the team. Fans interested in accessing these streams will need to subscribe to the service.
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