NHL · Toronto Maple Leafs · 2026-27 season
How to watch Maple Leafs games without cable
To watch Maple Leafs games in Canada this season you need two English regional channels, Sportsnet Ontario and TSN4, because the Leafs’ regional rights are split between them. Nationally televised nights are on Sportsnet, and French national broadcasts are on TVA Sports. Diablos IPTV carries every one of those channels on every plan, together with the rest of the TSN and Sportsnet feeds. The only Leafs games you can’t get through us are the Prime Video Wednesday games, which stream only.
- Sportsnet Ontario
- TSN4
- National Sportsnet
- TVA Sports in French
- 7-day catch-up
Channel map
What channel are Leafs games on?
Every Leafs broadcast falls into one of four buckets. Find the bucket and you know where to look in the guide.
| Type of game | Channel | Language | In the Diablos IPTV guide? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regional Leafs broadcast | Sportsnet Ontario or TSN4 (the rights are shared) | English | Yes, both |
| National English game | Sportsnet | English | Yes |
| National French game | TVA Sports | French | Yes, TVA Sports 1 to 3 |
| Wednesday national package | Prime Video, for Prime members | English and French | No, streaming only |
If you still look for hockey on CBC out of habit, change that habit. On June 16, 2026 CBC confirmed it would no longer sublicense NHL coverage from Rogers, so national English hockey now lives on Sportsnet, under a Rogers deal that runs through 2037-38. RDS’s regional French rights cover the Canadiens and the Senators, so French Leafs broadcasts come from TVA Sports’ national package.
The regional split
Sportsnet Ontario or TSN4 tonight?
Sportsnet Ontario
Rogers’ regional feed for Ontario. It carries its share of regional Leafs games. You will find it in the Canadian sports group with Sportsnet East, West and Pacific.
TSN4
Bell’s channel for its share of regional Leafs games. TSN4 is one of five TSN channels in the guide, so on a Leafs night on TSN, go straight to the number four.
Regional rights follow the team’s broadcast region, which for the Leafs is Ontario. On Diablos IPTV that region doesn’t change what you see: every TSN channel and every Sportsnet regional feed is in the guide on every plan. A Leafs fan who moved to Vancouver or Halifax still finds Sportsnet Ontario and TSN4 by name, right next to the local feeds. The full sports line-up is on our sports channels page.
Two-minute setup
Put the Leafs channels in your favourites
With 30,000+ channels in the list, a short favourites row is the quickest way to watch Maple Leafs games without scrolling at puck drop. In most player apps you highlight a channel and long-press OK (or open the channel options) to add it.
- Start with the regional pairAdd Sportsnet Ontario and TSN4 first. Most Leafs nights are on one of them.
- Add the national channelsAdd the Sportsnet feeds that carry national games, plus TVA Sports 1 if you like the French call.
- Add the overflow channelsWhen two games overlap, the second one often moves to a “2” channel such as TVA Sports 2, or to another Sportsnet regional feed. Pin those too.
- Check the clockSet the app’s time zone to where you live. Eastern is right for Ontario. A wrong setting shifts the whole guide by hours.
Leafs fans, coast to coast
Leafs puck drop in your time zone
Toronto is on Eastern time. Here is what a 7 pm Eastern start looks like if you watch Maple Leafs games from another province. Your guide shows the local time automatically once the device time zone is set correctly.
| Where you watch | Time zone | A 7 pm Eastern start shows as |
|---|---|---|
| Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal | Eastern | 7 pm |
| Halifax | Atlantic | 8 pm |
| Winnipeg | Central | 6 pm |
| Calgary, Edmonton | Mountain | 5 pm |
| Vancouver | Pacific | 4 pm |
A 4 pm start in British Columbia lands in the middle of the workday. On supported channels, 7-day catch-up lets you play the game from the opening faceoff when you get home. Living in the city itself? Our Toronto IPTV page covers the rest of what you can watch in the city.
Limits
What this setup can’t do for Leafs fans
Prime Video Wednesdays are outside any TV guide. The national Wednesday-night package (27 games in English and French) is for Prime members and streams only. No TV channel carries it, so no IPTV guide can show it, ours included.
- Commentary language is fixed by the broadcaster. Sportsnet and TSN are English; TVA Sports is French only. You pick the channel, and the channel decides the language.
- Catch-up has a one-week window. A game older than 7 days drops off.
- Your connection still counts. Plan on about 10 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps per 4K stream, and use a wired connection for playoff nights if you can.
Want to see the whole Canadian line-up first? It is on the channel list, and a 24-hour free trial lets you test a real Leafs broadcast before paying anything.
FAQ
Maple Leafs on TV: questions we get
Can I watch Maple Leafs games without a cable subscription?
Yes. Diablos IPTV streams Sportsnet Ontario, TSN4, the national Sportsnet feeds and TVA Sports over your internet connection, on every plan, starting at $18 for one month on one device.
Are Leafs games on Sportsnet or TSN?
Both. Regional Leafs rights are split between Sportsnet Ontario and TSN4, and national English games are on Sportsnet. Check the night’s broadcast listing, then open that channel.
Is the Leafs game on CBC?
No. CBC confirmed on June 16, 2026 that it would no longer sublicense NHL coverage from Rogers. Look on Sportsnet for national English games.
Can I get Leafs games in French?
When a Leafs game is part of the national French package, it is on TVA Sports, which is included. RDS regional French coverage is for the Canadiens and Senators.
I live outside Ontario. Will I see Sportsnet Ontario and TSN4?
Yes. Every TSN channel and every Sportsnet regional feed is in the guide on every plan, wherever you are in Canada.
Can two people in the house watch different games?
Yes, on a plan with 2 or more devices. Each device on the plan is one screen streaming at the same time.
Game times change during the season; the league’s official NHL schedule is the final word.
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