Wild+ Games Coming to Spectrum in Minnesota Market

The NHL announced Wednesday that it has reached an agreement with Spectrum to carry Wild+, meaning Spectrum TV customers inside the Minnesota Wild's local broadcast territory will be able to watch Wild games this season.

"We're thrilled to bring Wild+ to Spectrum customers throughout the Minnesota Wild broadcast territory this season," Wild chief revenue officer and executive vice president Mitch Helgerson said. "Adding Spectrum is another important step in our efforts to ensure broad distribution of Wild+ throughout the State of Hockey."

The league said it remains in discussions with other cable and satellite providers about carrying Wild+, with more channel availability to be announced as deals are finalized. Fans were advised to check with their own provider.

Inside the local territory, Wild+ is also available on Prime Video as a standalone subscription at $19.99 monthly or $99.99 annually. A paid Amazon Prime membership is not required; a free Amazon account works. More subscription details are expected before the regular season begins.

The broadcast team: Anthony LaPanta on play-by-play, Ryan Carter as lead analyst, Kevin Gorg rink-side, and Katie Storm and Wes Walz as the primary pre- and postgame hosts. Alex Stalock and Lou Nanne will handle analyst duties on select games.