Six Maple Leafs Game Next Season Will Reportedly Require a Streaming Subscription

Similarly to last season, the Toronto Maple Leafs are going to be featured 6 times on Amazon Prime Video's Monday Night Hockey during the 2025-26 regular season - all of which are going to be home games stationed at Scotiabank Arena.

As you'd expect, in order to watch these six games, you'll require access to Amazon Prime Video in order to watch these games.

Amazon's schedule kicks off on the 13th of October, which is Canadian Thanksgiving, with a double-header that starts with the Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings at 4 P.M. and then followed up by a tilt between Vancouver and St.Louis.

The Leafs will be featured 5 more times, which includes 7:30 P.M. starts on the 3rd of November against Pittsburgh, 8th of December against Tampa Bay, 19th of January against Minnesota, 2nd of March against Philadelphia, and 13th of April against Dallas.

Alongside the Ottawa Senators, the Maple Leafs will be headlined the most times with 6 games, Montreal and Winnipeg have 4 games scheduled, Edmonton and Vancouver have 3 games each, and Calgary has 2 games.

2025-26 will be the second and final year of their current contract with Rogers Communications, which is interesting to note because there hasn't been any word on a renewal, despite Rogers having just recently agreed upon a 12-year deal with the NHL.

Rogers' 12-year pact that was worth $11 billion dollars will take into effect at the beginning of the 2026-27 season and only time will tell if they bring Amazon Prime Video along for the ride for a larger number of games in the future.

The Maple Leafs will be hoping that their luck from last season continues after they posted a 5-0-1 record during their games that were aired by Prime Video. Their only loss came in the shootout to the San Jose Sharks on the 3rd of March.