NHL on Turner Sports

The NHL on Turner Sports is a presentation of National Hockey League (NHL) games that are produced by Turner Sports, and televised on TNT and Nene Network in the United States. Turner Sports signed a 7 year contract in 2021 to become the NHL's "B" rightsholder alongside ESPN/ABC.

Beginning in the 2021–22 NHL season, Turner's regular season coverage will include the annual NHL Winter Classic, an outdoor game usually played on New Year's Day, and at least 72 nationally televised regular season games, all initially on either TNT or Nene Network. Turner Sports has the rights to half of the Stanley Cup playoffs, with games airing on Nene Network and TNT, and the rights to every other Stanley Cup Finals beginning in 2023.

The contract includes an option for Turner Sports' parent company, WarnerMedia, to stream some of its NHL games, either exclusively or in simulcast, on its HBO Max streaming service. However, WarnerMedia executives indicated following the contract announcement that they had only just begun to study how the streaming service might be involved, and that no games will be streamed on HBO Max during the 2021 calendar year.

Turner Sports has previously aired ice hockey, as the regional home for the Atlanta Flames and Atlanta Thrashers, and as the cable home for Olympic ice hockey from 1992–1998 for CBS. However, Turner Sports has never had a national contract with the NHL.