Turner Gets Second NHL TV Rights Package, Bringing Live Sports to HBO Max

WarnerMedia's streaming service gets live streaming and simulcast rights in the deal

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Turner Sports has struck a deal for the NHL’s second TV rights package, which also brings live sports to parent company WarnerMedia’s streaming service HBO Max for the first time.

The company is expected to pay close to $225 million per year for its seven-year NHL package, which will include three Stanley Cup finals on TNT. The other four Stanley Cup games will air on the Disney networks as part of the seven-year TV, streaming and media rights deal that Disney and the NHL struck

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