Sportsnet
Rogers' sports network — national NHL rights and the Blue Jays; Sportsnet+ streams it standalone.
Plans & prices
| Market | Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | Sportsnet+ | CA$29.99/mo · CA$249.99/yr | CA$34.99/mo · CA$269.99/yr from 22 Sep 2026 |
Sportsnet's own published rates as of Sep 2026, entry tier per plan, promotions excluded unless stated. Prices change by season and country — confirm on the sign-up page before subscribing.
Watch Sportsnet on the big screen
If Sportsnet has a TV app, a streaming stick is the cheapest way to it; a phone and an HDMI adapter is the fallback.
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Streaming stick
Turns any TV with an HDMI port into one that runs the streaming apps — Prime Video included.
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USB-C to HDMI adapter
The cheapest way from phone to TV: one adapter, one HDMI cable, and the app you already pay for plays on the big screen. Needs a phone with video out over USB-C — check yours.
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Sound
TV speakers were not built for a stadium: a soundbar for the living room, or a portable speaker for the garden.
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About Sportsnet
Sportsnet holds the NHL's national Canadian rights (Hockey Night in Canada, the playoffs) and every Toronto Blue Jays game. Sportsnet+ is the standalone streaming plan; its price rises again on 22 September 2026.
What Sportsnet carries
- NHL (national, Hockey Night in Canada, playoffs)
- Toronto Blue Jays (every game)
- Toronto Raptors (shared)
- Rogers Cup tennis
Rights the service is publicly known to hold in its markets — not a claim about any single fixture. Some competitions are shared with other broadcasters.
Sportsnet FAQ
How much does Sportsnet cost?
Sportsnet+ is CA$29.99/mo · CA$249.99/yr (CA$34.99/mo · CA$269.99/yr from 22 Sep 2026) in Canada, as published by Sportsnet in Sep 2026.
What sports does Sportsnet show?
Sportsnet is publicly known to carry NHL (national, Hockey Night in Canada, playoffs), Toronto Blue Jays (every game), Toronto Raptors (shared), Rogers Cup tennis. Rights are sold per country and season, so check the service's own schedule for a specific fixture.
Where is Sportsnet available?
Sportsnet is sold in Canada. Outside those countries the service is geo-blocked; see the other services listed for your market.