Anaheim Ducks Hockey Broadcast Rights & Regional Blackout Guide (2026β27 Ducks Season)
Following the Anaheim Ducks regular season across the United States requires understanding how NHL broadcast territory rights are split between regional sports networks and national streaming partners. For Anaheim Ducks fans, games are divided across Victory+ / KCOP-13, ESPN+, ESPN/ABC, TNT, and NHL Network.
Regional Anaheim Ducks Games (Victory+ / KCOP-13)
Victory+ / KCOP-13 holds the official in-market regional broadcast rights for the Anaheim Ducks (82 regular-season games) across Southern California (Orange County, Los Angeles, Inland Empire, San Diego) & Hawaii. If your US ZIP code falls inside the Anaheim Ducks local broadcast territory, regional games are blacked out on ESPN+ and must be watched via Victory+ / KCOP-13.
If you live outside the Anaheim Ducks local broadcast territory in the US, regional Ducks games stream live on ESPN+ (unless the Anaheim Ducks are playing an opponent whose local broadcast territory includes your ZIP code).
National Ducks Games (ESPN, ABC, TNT & NHL Network)
When the Anaheim Ducks are selected for an exclusive national US broadcast on ESPN, TNT, or NHL Network (3 games), the broadcast is blacked out on ESPN+ nationwide unless simulcast on ABC/ESPN+.
Viewers both in-market and out-of-market need access to the designated national television channel or streaming tier (such as Max for TNT simulcasts) to watch these national exclusives.