How to watch Predators games without cable: Bally Sports live streams, TV schedule for 2022-23 NHL season

Bryan Murphy

How to watch Predators games without cable: Bally Sports live streams, TV schedule for 2022-23 NHL season image

Predators fans that don't have cable have a new way to stream their favorite team. 

Bally Sports South is now available to watch on fuboTV, one of the many streaming services for users that don't have cable.

The Predators are in the middle of an extremely competitive Central Division. Nashville is currently fifth in the division and a handful of points outside of a playoff spot. However, the Predators have not missed the postseason since 2014. 

With the back half of the season upon us, here is how Predators fans without cable can watch their team for the rest of the 2022-23 season. 

MORE: Watch Predators games live with fuboTV (free trial)

How to watch Predators games without cable

For those without cable, there are several options to stream Predators games this year. Of course, NHL blackout restrictions apply:

— If you're in the market, fuboTV now carries Bally Sports South, the Predators' RSN, but blackout restrictions apply. Meaning, if you are within their market, you can watch Predators hockey via fuboTV. But, for those out of market, you will not be able to watch Predators games on the streaming service, since fuboTV will not carry the out-of-market RSN.

— Inside the market, DirecTV Stream is the only other streaming service that offers any of the Bally Sports channels, including Bally Sports South.

— For nationally televised games on ESPN or TNT, here are the options, although blackout restrictions may apply:

ServiceABCESPNTNT
DirecTV StreamYesYesYes
fuboTVYesYesNo
Hulu + Live TVYesYesYes
Sling TVNoYesYes
Youtube TVYesYesYes

Predators schedule 2023

Fans in the Nashville area can continue to watch most Predators games on Bally Sports South, with a few games nationally televised on TNT and ESPN.

You can now also stream Predators games live with fuboTV, which offers a free trial.

Out-of-market viewers will be able to watch on ESPN+. 

DateOpponentTime (ET)TV channel
Saturday, Feb. 11at Flyers12:30 p.m.NHL Network
Monday, Feb, 13vs. Coyotes8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, Feb. 16vs. Bruins8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Saturday, Feb. 18vs. Panthers2 p.m.ABC
Sunday, Feb. 19at Wild2 p.m.Bally Sports South
Tuesday, Feb. 21vs. Canucks8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, Feb, 23at Sharks10:30 p.m.Bally Sports South
Sunday, Feb. 26at Coyotes7 p.m.Bally Sports South
Tuesday, Feb. 28vs. Penguins8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, March 2at Panthers7 p.m.Bally Sports South
Saturday, March 4at Blackhawks8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Monday, March 6at Canucks10:30 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, March 9at Coyotes9 p.m.Bally Sports South
Saturday, March 11at Kings10:30 p.m.Bally Sports South
Sunday, March 12at Ducks9:30 p.m.Bally Sports South
Tuesday, March 14vs. Red Wings8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, March 16vs. Blackhawks8 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu
Saturday, March 18vs. Jets2 p.m.Bally Sports South
Sunday, March 19at Rangers7 p.m.Bally Sports South
Tuesday, March 21at Sabres7 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, March 23vs. Kraken8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Saturday, March 25vs. Kraken2 p.m.Bally Sports South
Sunday, March 26vs. Maple Leafs6 p.m.Bally Sports South
Tuesday, March 28at Bruins7 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, March 30at Penguins7: p.m.Bally Sports South
Saturday, April 1vs. Blues1 p.m.Bally Sports South
Monday, April 3at Stars8:30 p.m.Bally Sports South
Tuesday, April 4vs. Golden Knights8 p.m.ESPN
Thursday, April 6vs. Hurricanes8 p.m.ESPN+/Hulu
Saturday, April 8at Jets7 p.m.Bally Sports South
Monday, April 10at Flames9:30 p.m.Bally Sports South
Thursday, April 13vs. Wild8 p.m.Bally Sports South
Friday, April 14vs. Avalanche8 p.m.Bally Sports South

Bryan Murphy

Bryan Murphy joined The Sporting News in 2022 as the NHL/Canada content producer. Previously he worked for NBC Sports on their national news desk reporting on breaking news for the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL, in addition to covering the 2020 and 2022 Olympic Games. A graduate of Quinnipiac University, he spent time in college as a beat reporter covering the men’s ice hockey team.