Starting September 29, 2026, Rogers TV customers with Sportsnet in their plan will get exclusive Sportsnet+ content at no additional cost. This includes over 150 NHL games including Monday Night Hockey and more.
Get Sportsnet+ exclusive content on select Rogers TV plans
Sportsnet+ exclusive content features
- Monday Night Hockey, with over 50 NHL games featuring Canadian teams.
- Over 100 additional NHL games featuring U.S. based teams.
- More than 125 NBA games per season.
- Over 100 MLB matchups throughout the season and more.
What TV plans get access to Sportsnet+ exclusive content?
All existing customers with Sportsnet included in their TV plan will get access automatically at no additional cost. This includes:
- Any Rogers Xfinity TV, Standalone TV, Rogers Digital TV, Shaw Legacy TV and Shaw Direct TV plan with Sportsnet included in their plan.
- Theme Packs with Sportsnet and Sportsnet a la carte.
All new customers activating Rogers Xfinity Plus TV or Ultimate TV with StreamSaver or those adding Sportsnet a la carte or as part of a Theme Pack will have access to the exclusive content.
Ways to watch Sportsnet+ exclusive content when your TV plan includes Sportsnet
As long as you have Sportsnet in your TV plan, you’ll have access to Sportsnet+ exclusive content. There are different ways to watch depending on your TV service:
Rogers Xfinity TV
Starting September 29, 2026, Rogers is adding 3 new digital channels with the exclusive content to Rogers Xfinity TV plans that have Sportsnet.
- Rogers customers can go to channels 500, 499 or 498.
- Rogers together with Shaw customers can go to channels 208, 209 or 210.
- You can also say "Sportsnet” or “Sportsnet+" into your voice remote.
- You can pause, rewind and fast forward your 3 digital channels but restarting and recording aren’t available yet.
You can also:
- Download the Rogers Xfinity Stream app and sign in using your MyRogers or MyRogers (Shaw) credentials. Visit Watch TV with the Stream app for more details.
- You can also download the Sportsnet+ app or sign in at sportsnetplus.ca using your MyRogers or MyRogers (Shaw) credentials.
Standalone TV & Shaw Legacy TV
New Sportsnet+ digital channels aren't available on the set-top box, but you can access through the Rogers Xfinity Stream app or Sportsnet+ app.
- Download the Rogers Xfinity Stream app and sign in using your MyRogers or MyRogers (Shaw) credentials. Visit Watch TV with the Stream app for more details.
- Download the Sportsnet+ app or sign in at sportsnetplus.ca using your MyRogers or MyRogers (Shaw) credentials.
Rogers Digital TV
New Sportsnet+ digital channels aren't available on the set-top box and Rogers Digital TV customers won’t have access to the Rogers Xfinity Stream App, but can access them through the Sportsnet+ app.
- Download the Sportsnet+ app or sign in at sportsnetplus.ca using your MyRogers credentials.
Shaw Direct
New Sportsnet+ digital channels aren't available on Shaw Direct, but you can access through the Rogers Xfinity Stream app or Sportsnet+ app:
- Download the Rogers Xfinity Stream app and sign in using your MyRogers (Shaw) credentials. Visit Watch TV with the Stream app for more details.
- Download the Sportsnet+ app or sign in at sportsnetplus.ca using your MyRogers (Shaw) credentials.
Shaw Direct customers will have access to Sportsnet+ exclusive content at no additional cost until June 30, 2027. After June 30, 2027, to continue with Sportsnet+ exclusive content, Shaw Direct customers can choose to purchase it at the in-market rate or will no longer have access.
About HDR channels
Select HDR (High Dynamic Range) channels are available on the Rogers Xfinity set-top box for richer colour and contrast. Follow these tips to enhance your HDR viewing experience.
Watching on a streaming device or another platform
If you’re using Fire TV, Apple TV, iOS, Android or another platform and your device isn’t HDR-compatible, you might see a black screen with audio only or a screen that won’t load. Switch to an HDR-compatible device to watch these channels.
Watching on a Rogers Xfinity set-top box
Open your TV picture settings and switch the picture mode to Film or Cinema for a great HDR experience.
If your TV display is too red:
- Go to your TV settings and select your preferred HDMI option. Check your TV manual for specific instructions related to HDR.
- After making the change, switch back to the HDMI input to check the display.
- If the display is still too red, try another HDMI mode or connect the cable to a different HDMI port on your TV.
- If this doesn’t work, refer to your TV manual for further details.
You can still access the original SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) channels via Sportsnet+ or Sportnet on your set-top box.
Don't have Sportsnet yet?
If your current TV plan doesn't include Sportsnet, you can upgrade to the Plus TV or Ultimate TV plan.
