[2026 NHL Frozen Frenzy Live: Key Matches and Highlights]
Thirty-two teams. Sixteen games. All in one night.
Yes, it’s NHL Frozen Frenzy — and this year’s eight‑hour marathon promises not to disappoint.
Connor Bedard is (reportedly) back with the Chicago Blackhawks. Alex Ovechkin is back — for the last time? — in Carolina. And Mikko Rantanen returns to play against his former team, the Colorado Avalanche.
Will Dylan Larkin get booed by the home fans in Detroit? Will Brady Tkachuk finally score his first goal as a Florida Panther? Will the Toronto Maple Leafs escape their road trip out west with five of a possible six points?
More importantly, will we cover all the action? Absolutely.
New Jersey at Detroit (6pmET)
“Told it’s really quiet. No momentum for a trade right now. That said I get the sense the relationship between Larkin and the Red Wings is at such a place it’s just a matter of when not if.”
1-0 for the Devils on a goal from Evan Rodrigues, his first since being traded to New Jersey.
Florida at Columbus (6:15pmET)
Buffalo at Montreal (6:30pmET)
Is a goaltender controversy brewing in Montreal? The Habs appear to be starting Jacob Fowler for the third game in a row.
Washington at Carolina (6:45pmET)
Seattle at Philadelphia (7pmET)
Tampa Bay at NY Rangers (7:15pmET)
St. Louis at Ottawa (7:30pmET)
Vancouver at Yankees Islanders (7:45pmET)
Pittsburgh at Chicago (8pmET)
Minnesota at Winnipeg (8:15pmET)
Colorado at Dallas (8:30pmET)
Vegas at Nashville (8:45pmET)
Toronto at Utah (9pmET)
Calgary at Anahem (9:45pmET)
Edmonton at Los Angeles (10:30pmET)
Boston at San Jose (11pmET)
The Hockey News Morning Skate: Stutzle And Senators Stay Hot, Hughes Extends Point Streak With Wild
New Jersey at Detroit (6pmET)
“Told it’s really quiet. No momentum for a trade right now. That said I get the sense the relationship between Larkin and the Red Wings is at such a place it’s just a matter of when not if.”
1-0 for the Devils on a goal from Evan Rodrigues, his first since being moved to New Jersey.
