How to Watch the AHL in 2026-27

The American Hockey League is the NHL's top development league — one rung below the big club, where tomorrow's stars and the call-up-ready depth play. And it's one of the easiest leagues to watch, because it all lives in one place.

FloHockey is the home of the AHL

Every AHL game — all 32 teams, every regular-season night and the entire Calder Cup Playoffs — streams live on AHLTV on FloHockey. FloSports has run AHL streaming since 2018 and moved it under the FloHockey brand for the 2024-25 season on a multi-year extension, with games streamed at 60 frames per second on the web, mobile apps and connected-TV devices.

There is no significant national linear-TV package for the AHL — a handful of clubs put select games on local or regional television, but if you want to reliably watch a given AHL team, FloHockey is the answer.

What it costs

A FloHockey (FloSports) subscription runs $29.99/month or roughly $150/year on the annual plan, and a single FloSports login unlocks all of its verticals — FloHockey, FloRacing, FloWrestling and the rest. Leagues have periodically offered early-bird annual pricing lower than the standard annual rate, so it's worth checking for a promo before the season.

Why watch

The AHL is where NHL organizations develop their prospects and where injury call-ups come from, so if you follow an NHL club, its AHL affiliate is a window into the future of the roster. The hockey is fast, the rosters turn over constantly, and the Calder Cup Playoffs each spring are a genuinely great watch.

Our AHL schedule lists every game with its start time in your local zone and a link straight to the stream. For the full rundown of hockey streaming options, see our best hockey streaming services guide.