NHL Frozen Frenzy is back again. Every team in the NHL will drop the puck in one night, making every fanbase around the league happy. This is a day that has been positively received by hockey fans since it started in 2023.
ESPN will have an NFL Redzone-like setup where analysts will be gathered around a table and providing live commentary on live games in rapid-fire fashion. Kevin Weekes, PK Subban, and Buccigross will provide all the analysis on all the action on the ice tonight.
Here is the full slate of games and their start times:
NHL Frozen Frenzy goes down tonight!
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) October 22, 2024
◾ 32 teams in action with staggered starts
◾ Tripleheader on @ESPN
◾ Frozen Frenzy whip-around show on ESPN+, ESPN2 pic.twitter.com/f9gv0eafeJ
Frozen Frenzy is a great thing for the NHL
Frozen Frenzy is one of the best ideas the NHL has come up with in a long time. It is the perfect way to show off the league to people who have never watched a game while showing off its brightest stars and up-and-coming players all at the same time.
The way ESPN presented all of the games nonstop last year was very cool. The NFL Redzone theme made it seem like we were getting nonstop action for hours on end. It would be cool if the NHL and ESPN could find a way to do this once a week like the NFL does.
It's also a great chance for fans who might only follow their favorite team to watch other teams around the league. Some people might not have the time to follow the entire league on a day-to-day basis, so showing off the entire product in one night is a great idea.
This is an all-day event for the NHL
Frozen Frenzy starts at 6:00 PM eastern time all the way up until the last game starts at 10:00 eastern time. Get ready for seven hours of non-stop hockey action, NHL fans.