NEW YORK – The National Hockey League (NHL) and P-X-P announced today that NHL in ASL, an alternate telecast dedicated completely to the Deaf community using American Sign Language (ASL), will ...

NHL in ASL, presented by Scotiabank in Canada, will once again feature Deaf commentators providing real-time coverage of play-by-play and color commentary in ASL during each game of the 2025 ...

The NHL in ASL, the league's alternate broadcast in American Sign Language, is back for the 2025 Stanley Cup Final. The Deaf and hard of hearing community will get real-time game coverage and ...

NHL in ASL made its debut when Florida outlasted Edmonton in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final, showing two deaf commentators signing during a game for the first time during a major sports event.

Delaney believes the NHL’s ASL broadcasts will not only be embraced by deaf people who like hockey but also will open the game up to people who aren’t familiar with the sport.

The "NHL × ASL" is back with the upcoming NHL Winter Classic. National Hockey League . A byproduct of covering accessibility for disabled people as I have over the last almost dozen years ...

NHL in ASL made its debut in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final, showing two deaf commentators signing during a game for the first time during a major sports event.

The NHL in ASL, the league's alternate broadcast in American Sign Language, is back for the 2025 Stanley Cup Final. The Deaf and hard of hearing community will get real-time game coverage and ...

NHL in ASL made its debut when Florida outlasted Edmonton in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final, showing two deaf commentators signing during a game for the first time during a major sports event.

NHL in ASL made its debut when Florida outlasted Edmonton in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final, showing two deaf commentators signing during a game for the first time during a major sports event.

The NHL is partnering with P-X-P to serve the Deaf community, creating an alternate telecast for the Winter Classic that features analysis in American Sign Language.