Official Broadcast Details: Where and When to Watch

Game Time: Game 4 is scheduled for check local time on May 12, 2026. The NHL has not yet released the exact start time for this game, but it will typically begin around 7:30 PM MT or 9:30 PM ET, depending on league scheduling.

Broadcast Network: Game 4 will be televised nationally on ESPN and NHL Network, with English-language commentary by official NHL broadcasters. Spanish-language coverage will be available on Telemundo.

Live Stream: The game will also be available to stream live on DAZN, the official NHL streaming partner in the U.S. DAZN offers high-definition (HD) and 4K streaming options, depending on your subscription tier.

How to Stream Avalanche vs. Wild Game 4 on DAZN

DAZN is the primary platform for live NHL streaming, including playoff games. Here’s how to access it:

1. Subscribe to DAZN

• Visit DAZN’s official website or download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
• Select your region (U.S. For this game) and choose a subscription plan. DAZN offers monthly and annual options, with the NHL package typically included in their sports tiers.
• Complete the payment process and log in to your account.

2. Find the Game on DAZN

• Open the DAZN app or website and navigate to the “Live” or “NHL” section.
• Search for “Avalanche vs. Wild Game 4” or check the upcoming games tab for the matchup.
• Select the game to begin streaming in HD or 4K, depending on your device and internet connection.

3. Device Compatibility

DAZN is compatible with:

• Smart TVs (Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV)
• Streaming devices (Chromecast, AirPlay, Fire Stick)
• Mobile devices (iOS and Android)
• Desktop and laptop computers

Note: Some devices may require additional setup or a compatible app. Check DAZN’s support page for troubleshooting.

Alternative Ways to Watch Game 4

If you don’t have DAZN, here are other ways to catch the game:

1. Cable or Satellite TV

• ESPN: Available on most major cable providers, including DirecTV, Dish Network, and Comcast Xfinity.
• NHL Network: Carried by providers like Spectrum, Verizon Fios, and AT&T U-verse.
• Telemundo (Spanish): Check your local cable or satellite provider for availability.

2. On-Demand and Delayed Viewing

If you miss the live broadcast, you can watch the game later through:

• NHL.tv (requires an NHL subscription)
• WatchESPN app (for ESPN subscribers)
• Telemundo’s on-demand section (for Spanish coverage)

Key Takeaways for Fans

• Official Stream: DAZN is the best option for live HD/4K streaming.
• TV Broadcast: ESPN and NHL Network will air the game nationally.
• Spanish Coverage: Available on Telemundo for Spanish-speaking fans.
• On-Demand: NHL.tv and WatchESPN offer delayed viewing.
• Device Flexibility: Stream on any device with an internet connection.

FAQ: Common Questions About Watching Game 4

Q: Do I need a separate NHL subscription to watch on DAZN?

A: No. DAZN’s sports subscription includes NHL games, so no additional NHL.tv subscription is required.

Q: Can I watch the game outside the U.S.?

A: DAZN’s NHL coverage is region-locked to the U.S. Fans outside the U.S. May need to use a VPN or check local NHL broadcasters for availability.

Q: What if my internet is slow?

A: DAZN offers lower-quality streams for slower connections. You can also check your local cable provider for a more stable broadcast.

Q: Is there a way to watch highlights after the game?

A: Yes. Highlights will be available on NHL.com, ESPN, and social media platforms like Twitter and YouTube.

Why This Game Matters

The Avalanche and Wild are locked in a tightly contested series, with both teams vying for a spot in the second round. Game 4 will be critical in determining which team takes a 3-1 series lead. The Avalanche, led by stars like Cale Makar and Mikko Rantanen, are looking to extend their playoff run, while the Wild, with Jared Bloodworth and Matthew Bennett leading the charge, aim to pull off the upset.

Don’t miss the action—set your reminders and get ready for an intense playoff clash!