How to watch the Bruins tonight

The Boston Bruins take on the Winnipeg Jets tonight at 7:00 PM, and you probably want to know how to watch the Bruins tonight. Finding the right channel or streaming service shouldn't feel like solving a puzzle. I'll break down exactly where you can catch the game, whether you're chillin at home or on the go.

Where to find the game on TV

NESN carries most Bruins games for viewers in New England. If you live in the region and have cable, check NESN first. For nationally televised games, ESPN, TNT, or NHL Network might have the broadcast instead. Since the Bruins are playing in Winnipeg tonight, a Canadian network like TSN or Sportsnet could carry the game depending on broadcast rights. (It's kind of annoying how these things change, I know.) Check your local TV listings or the Bruins' official website before puck drop to confirm the exact channel in your area.

Streaming options if you're away from home

Can't sit in front of a TV? No problem at all. NHL.tv and the NHL app work great for streaming out-of-market games. ESPN+ carries nationally televised games, so check if tonight's matchup airs there. Your cable provider probably lets you stream NESN through their app too just log in with your account. These options work on phones, tablets, and computers, so you can watch from pretty much anywhere.

Quick tips before puck drop

Always confirm the broadcast channel on NHL.com, or the Bruins' website right before game time. Broadcast rights change based on the schedule, so don't assume you know which channel will show the game. If you want to attend in person, Ticketmaster and SeatGeek sell tickets online. Prices vary depending on the opponent and seat location, but you can usually find something that fits your budget. Get ready for an exciting night of hockey the Bruins are in a competitive stretch this season under new head coach Marco Sturm.