Oilers and Sportsnet agree on long-term contract extension
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The Western Conference champion and Stanley Cup Finalist, Edmonton Oilers have inked a new deal with Rogers Sports & Media to keep their games on Sportsnet until 2035.
This 11-year agreement continues a partnership that's lasted over 25 years, ensuring Oilers hockey stays on Sportsnet.
📣 Sportsnet and Edmonton Oilers Announce 11-Year Broadcast Partnership Extension
@Sportsnet remains Canada's home of the @EdmontonOilers through 2035 📺🤩
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@Sportsnet remains Canada's home of the @EdmontonOilers through 2035 📺🤩
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It was a no-brainer for the team, as the network is the national broadcast partner of the NHL in Canada. They also recently struck a deal with Amazon Prime Video to stream Monday night NHL games in Canada.
#LetsGoOilers� 🤝 @Sportsnet
We're excited to announce a new agreement for Canada's number one sports network to continue as the exclusive #Oilers regional broadcast partner for 11 more seasons!
We're excited to announce a new agreement for Canada's number one sports network to continue as the exclusive #Oilers regional broadcast partner for 11 more seasons!
Canadian fans can catch the 2024 Stanley Cup Final between the Oilers and Florida Panthers on Sportsnet, Sportsnet+, and CBC starting Saturday, June 8. Sportsnet holds NHL broadcast rights through the 2025-26 season, and Rogers Communications is expected to seek a renewal.
Rogers CEO Tony Staffieri mentioned that the company plans to join the renewal talks, though it's unclear if they'll go for another exclusive deal or look to partner with a streaming service.
| POLL | ||
7 JUIN | 91 ANSWERS Oilers and Sportsnet agree on long-term contract extension Are you happy that the Edmonton Oilers have renewed their contract with Sportsnet? | ||
| Yes but it's too long | 31 | 34.1 % |
| No | 30 | 33 % |
| Yes, never want it to end | 30 | 33 % |
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