The Kings are adding a new streaming home for the 2026-27 season, and the first batch of programming is already on the calendar.
Games from the NHL Rookie Faceoff in San Jose will start airing on SLVR this weekend, with more Kings coverage to follow through the preseason and into select regular-season matchups. The network is available through Prime Video, and it also runs as a free, ad-supported FAST channel on Samsung TV Plus and Plex, with additional distributor announcements still to come.
For fans in the Los Angeles area, SLVR will carry select preseason and regular-season Kings games. The channel will also include some Ontario Reign coverage, plus Eisbaren Berlin hockey from Germany, where the Kings have a prospect playing this season.
Here’s what’s set so far on SLVR:
Saturday, September 12 - Kings vs. Sharks at 5 p.m. PT
Sunday, September 13 - Kings vs. Ducks at 3 p.m. PT
Tuesday, September 15 - Kings vs. Mammoth at noon PT
Kings preseason games on SLVR:
September 19 vs. Golden Knights at 6 p.m. PT
September 22 vs. Mammoth at 7 p.m. PT
September 23 vs. Ducks at 7 p.m. PT
note: regular season games will be announced soon
Ontario Reign preseason on SLVR:
September 25 vs. Gulls at 7p.m. PT.
Triple B Media’s addition of SLVR Sports & Entertainment to its portfolio of FAST channels is part of what made the setup possible. Through its partnership with Silver Sports & Entertainment, Triple B Media will operate SLVR and provide viewers with not just live Kings games, but also additional Kings content, news and information.
“Triple-B Media has been an invaluable partner in launching and operating SLVR,” says Sean Tabler, Vice President of Production, LA Kings. “Their seasoned expertise, collaborative approach, and commitment to innovation have helped us deliver the highest-quality content possible for our audience.”
Triple-B Media, which launched five years ago, has made the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America for both 2025 and 2026.
“The launch of SLVR marks a significant shift in the regional sports network era,” said Anthony Bailey, CEO of Triple-B Media. “Cord cutting and streaming have drastically altered the television landscape, and to be able to watch live games from major American sports leagues on a FAST channel is a huge win for sports fans all over the country.”
The company already owns and/or operates networks including Billiard TV, Bark TV, Bowling TV, PowerSports World, ACL Cornhole TV, Chime TV, Bowling Center TV and more. More on the Kings’ streaming plans is expected next week.
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