The New York Rangers faced off against the New York Islanders in their fourth preseason game at UBS Arena on Monday night. Here’s a quick look at how fans could catch the action.
How to Watch the Game
For those with cable, the game was broadcast on the MSG Network. Hockey fans outside of the New York City area could also find the game on the NHL Network. The puck dropped at 7 p.m.
Streaming Options
Cord-cutters had several options to stream the game. The Gotham Sports App offered a streaming option, accessible with a cable or satellite login. They also provided options for those without a traditional cable subscription, including passes for individual games.
Many popular TV streaming services also carried the game for subscribers. These included services like Spectrum, Optimum, Verizon Fios, and DirecTV Stream. FuboTV was another option for streaming the game.
Nationally televised games occasionally appear on ESPN+ (if broadcast on ABC, ESPN), Hulu (for ESPN+ broadcasts), or MAX (for games broadcast on TNT/TBS/TruTV). However, availability may vary.
Preseason Games
Preseason games are an important time for teams to evaluate players, test out different strategies, and prepare for the upcoming regular season. For fans, it’s a chance to get a sneak peek at new players and see how the team is shaping up.
