The Ducks announced the club’s local television and streaming schedule on Prime Video, FOX Los Angeles + (Channel 13 KCOP) and KTTV FOX 11 for the 2026-27 regular season. All locally broadcast Ducks games remain available to 100% of the Los Angeles television market.
Seventy-seven regular-season games will be available to stream for in-market fans with an Amazon Prime membership, with no additional subscription required. Ducks fans will be able to watch locally at home or on the go, and across thousands of compatible devices, streaming from the web or using the Prime Video app on smartphones, tablets, set-top boxes, game consoles and connected TVs.
In addition, 65 Ducks games will air on over-the-air television, with 61 available on FOX Los Angeles + (Ch. 13) and four on KTTV FOX 11 (Ch. 11).
FOX Los Angeles + will also televise two Ducks preseason games, including Wednesday, Sept. 23 vs. Los Angeles (7 p.m.) and Saturday, Sept. 26 at Los Angeles (1 p.m. PT). Anaheim’s preseason game Sept. 24 at San Jose will be available to stream on AnaheimDucks.com and the Ducks/Honda Center app.
Seven Ducks games will also air nationally in the U.S. on NHL national broadcast partners ESPN, ESPN+, Disney+, Hulu and TNT (five on ESPN+, Disney+, Hulu and two on TNT).
John Ahlers has the call in his 25th season as the Ducks’ television play-by-play voice. Ahlers will once again be joined in the broadcast booth by color analyst Brian Hayward, who enters his 33rd consecutive season with the team.
All 84 games will also be available to listen on Ducks Stream, the club’s 24/7 audio network and the most comprehensive team-focused audio network in the NHL. New play-by-play announcer Aaron Cooney will be joined by color analyst Emerson Etem and host Alexis Downie in the Anaheim Ducks audio broadcast booth for all pre-, regular and postseason games hosted on Ducks Stream. In addition, Ducks Stream brings ancillary coverage of the Ducks, including podcasts and up-to-date news covering the team and the NHL. All on-demand and streaming content, including live games, will be available to fans worldwide.
In addition, the NHL announced the following start time change to one Anaheim Ducks game. The change was made following Manitoba’s decision to remain on daylight saving time permanently. Below is the start time adjustment:
Saturday, Jan. 16 @ Winnipeg – start time has changed from 4 p.m. PT to 5 p.m. PT
See below for the full season schedule. All game dates and times are subject to change.