NHL
Los Angeles Kings vs Toronto Maple Leafs: TV channel and time
- Thursday, November 19, 2026
- 7:00 PM ET · 4:00 PM PT
- Scotiabank Arena
Local TV (no national channel)
How to watch Los Angeles Kings vs Toronto Maple Leafs
National TV
None (regional game)
Free with an antenna
No free broadcast listed
Streaming
None listed
Out of market
ESPN+
Blacked out in the teams' home areas and for national gamesListing from the ESPN schedule feed and NHL.com, checked 2026-11-08. Channels can change; check your provider.
Services that carry it (3)
- ESPN+ (ESPN Select) · $13.99/mo (Out-of-market only; blacked out in the teams' home areas)
- ESPN Unlimited · $31.99/mo (Out-of-market only; blacked out in the teams' home areas)
- NHL Center Ice (Out-of-market only; blacked out in the teams' home areas)
Local TV by team
Los Angeles Kings
Home TV market: Los Angeles
ABTV (NHL.com listing)
Usual local partner: Angels Broadcast Television (ABTV) (source).
In-market stream: DAZN (in-market only - check price, source).
Toronto Maple Leafs
Sportsnet (Canada national) (NHL.com listing)
Blackouts
Games are blacked out on ESPN+ in a team's home territory, and nationally televised games (ESPN, ABC, TNT, truTV, HBO Max) are not available on ESPN+ live. Regional games NHL Network shows outside the local markets are not on ESPN+ either. League rule
For this game that means ESPN+ (NHL out-of-market) is blacked out in the Los Angeles TV markets; nearby markets may be too, check your provider.
Frequently asked questions
What channel is Los Angeles Kings vs Toronto Maple Leafs on?
No national TV channel is listed (regional game). Local TV: Los Angeles Kings fans in Los Angeles: ABTV; Toronto Maple Leafs fans in their home market: Sportsnet (Canada national).
What time does Los Angeles Kings vs Toronto Maple Leafs start?
Los Angeles Kings vs Toronto Maple Leafs starts Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET (4:00 PM PT).
How can I stream Los Angeles Kings vs Toronto Maple Leafs?
No streaming service is listed for this game. Out of market: ESPN+ (blacked out in the teams' home areas).