Editorial Policy
Last updated: July 29, 2026
HockeyOnTV.com exists to answer one question accurately: what hockey is on, and where can I watch it? This page explains how we source our information, how we tell fact from opinion, and how we fix mistakes.
Where our schedule comes from
Our game schedule is generated from official and primary sources, not typed by hand:
- NHL games, times, venues and broadcast assignments come from the league's official schedule data.
- AHL games come from the American Hockey League's official stats feed; FloHockey is the league's streaming home.
- College and other leagues are drawn from established sports-data providers.
Because these feeds update constantly — broadcast windows are often assigned closer to game day, and games get postponed or rescheduled — we refresh the schedule regularly and re-publish. When a feed is wrong or incomplete, we apply hand-verified corrections that survive the next refresh.
Fact vs. opinion
We keep a hard line between the two. Facts — dates, times, channels, standings, results, past winners — are verified against real sources before we publish them, and we would rather leave a detail out than guess. Opinion — our weekly Editor's Picks and the "Ones to Watch" in our previews — is clearly labeled as opinion. A prediction is never presented as a fact.
How we verify TV listings
Broadcast and streaming details are the heart of the site, so we take them seriously. See How We Verify Listings for the specifics.
Independence
We are an independent guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by the NHL, AHL, PWHL, ECHL, NCAA, any team, or any broadcaster. We display advertising and may use affiliate or referral links, but that never determines which games we cover or what we say about them. Network and team names and logos are the property of their owners and are used for identification only.
Corrections
If a channel, time or fact is wrong, tell us and we'll fix it fast — email syntraxstudios@proton.me or use the report link on any game page. We correct errors promptly and, where it matters, note what changed.