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The Dallas Stars will offer free regional game broadcasts and ancillary content on the newly created VICTORY+ streaming service. [Image: Dallas Stars]
The Last Word: Dallas Stars CEO on Broadcasting Live Games for Free on New Streaming Service
by David Seeley | Jul 9, 2024
The Dallas Stars announced Monday that they've inked a seven-year agreement with A Parent Media Co. (APMC) to stream all regional Dallas Stars NHL games "free of charge." Beginning with the 2024-25 season, games will be broadcast on the newly formed VICTORY+—a free, ad-supported, direct-to-consumer streaming service created by APMC with the Stars.
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