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For the first time in two decades, the Carolina Hurricanes enter the 2026-27 season with a championship to defend.
After lifting the Stanley Cup to close out the 2026 season, the Hurricanes will be the team everyone is watching this time around. That's especially true in Carolina's home market, of course, and fans there have a new option for watching games this year.
The vast majority of Canes games will now air on the team-owned Hurricanes Hockey Network (HHN), which is available regionally on Fubo as part of the streaming service's newly launched My Local Sports add-on to its Fubo Sports subscription plan.
It's the ideal streaming solution for the die-hard sports fan, with the Fubo Sports plan providing access to more than 30 sports -specific and major broadcast networks, including ESPN Unlimited, and the My Local Sports add-on ensuring fans can watch the Hurricanes all season long. Better yet, the package also includes NHL Center Ice for free, so hockey fans can keep tabs on all the action from around the league.
Interested in learning more about watching the Canes on Fubo? See below for all you need to know.
What is Fubo?
Fubo is a live TV streaming service designed with sports fans in mind. Instead of requiring a traditional cable or satellite package, Fubo lets subscribers stream live TV through the Fubo app on supported devices, including smart TVs, streaming sticks, phones, tablets and web browsers.
The service is especially appealing for cord-cutters who still want access to live games. Depending on your plan and location, Fubo includes major sports and broadcast networks such as ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN and more, giving fans a way to watch NFL games, college football, NBA, MLB, NHL, soccer, golf, racing and other live events without a cable contract.
One of Fubo’s most useful features is Cloud DVR, which allows subscribers to record live games, shows and events and watch them later. All U.S. plans include unlimited Cloud DVR storage at no extra charge, which is helpful for fans who want to record games that overlap, start late or air while they are away from home.
For sports fans, the main draw is flexibility. Fubo offers live sports, local channels, national networks, add-on packages and on-demand content in one place, with no long-term contract required. That makes it a strong option for viewers who want a cable-like sports experience while keeping the ability to adjust or cancel their streaming plan over time.
Fubo subscription plans, prices
Fubo Sports + My Local Sports add-on ($64.98 for first month, $74.98 per month thereafter)
Fubo Sports with the My Local Sports add-on gives fans all the national sports channels they need, plus coverage of NHL, NBA and MLB teams in their regions, along with NHL Center Ice. It's best for viewers who want to watch as many home-team games as possible in their region along with the most important national networks.
- Watch every locally produced Hurricanes game live or record with Cloud DVR
- Get 30+ major broadcast and sports channels including ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, FS1, NFL Network, SEC Network, ACC Network and more
- ESPN Unlimited included free
- NHL Center Ice included free
- Includes Braves, Orioles, Nationals and Reds games
- Watch on up to 10 screens at once
- No contract; cancel anytime
Fubo Sports — $54.99 for the first month after free trial, then $64.99 per month
Fubo Sports is a slimmer, sports-focused package designed for fans who want live sports and major network channels without paying for one of Fubo’s larger entertainment-heavy plans. It is a strong option for viewers who mostly care about watching live games, national sports networks and select local channels.
- 30+ channels
- ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC in select markets
- ESPN Unlimited included
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- Watch on up to 10 screens at once
- No contract; cancel anytime
Pro — $63.99 for the first month after free trial, then $88.99 per month
Fubo Pro is the standard base plan and a strong starting point for sports fans who want a more complete live TV package. It includes a larger channel lineup than Fubo Sports, along with local channels in many markets, major sports networks and access to regional NBA, NHL and MLB coverage where available.
- 232 channels
- ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC in select markets
- ESPN Unlimited included
- Regional NBA, NHL and MLB games
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- Watch on up to 10 screens at once
- No contract; cancel anytime
Elite — $68.99 for the first month after free trial, then $98.99 per month
Fubo Elite is a step up from Pro, offering more channels and extra features for households that want a broader live TV lineup. It is a good fit for fans who want more sports, news and entertainment options, along with 4K access for supported events and programming.
- 295 channels
- ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC in select markets
- ESPN Unlimited included
- Regional NBA, NHL and MLB games
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- Watch on up to 10 screens at once
- 4K included
- No contract; cancel anytime
Elite with Sports Plus — $78.99 for the first month after free trial, then $108.99 per month
Elite with Sports Plus is the most complete Fubo plan for sports fans. It includes a larger channel lineup, 4K access and several premium extras. The biggest sports upgrade is Sports Plus with NFL RedZone, making this plan especially useful during football season.
- 300+ channels
- ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC in select markets
- ESPN Unlimited included
- Regional NBA, NHL and MLB games
- Sports Plus with NFL RedZone
- International Sports Plus
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- Watch on up to 10 screens at once
- 4K included
- No contract; cancel anytime
How do I sign up for Fubo?
Signing up for Fubo is simple, and new U.S. subscribers may be able to start with a free trial on select plans. Before creating an account, sports fans should review Fubo’s available plans, local channel lineup and add-ons to make sure the service carries the teams, leagues and networks they want to watch.
Here is how to sign up for Fubo:
- Go to the Fubo website
Visit Fubo’s signup page and enter your ZIP code to see which plans, local channels and regional sports networks are available in your area. - Choose your Fubo plan
Select the plan that best fits your viewing needs. Fubo offers multiple U.S. options, including sports-focused, English-language and Spanish-language plans, plus add-ons for extra sports coverage. - Create your account
Enter your email address, create a password and provide your home ZIP code. Your ZIP code helps determine local channel and regional sports availability. - Select any add-ons
Add optional packages such as Sports Plus with NFL RedZone, International Sports Plus, MLB.TV or DAZN if you want more live sports coverage. - Enter your payment information
Choose your preferred billing option and add your payment details. If a free trial or first-month discount is available, the offer should be reflected before checkout. - Start streaming live sports
Once your account is active, you can stream Fubo on supported devices, including smart TVs, streaming devices, phones, tablets and web browsers.
Because Fubo plans, prices, free trials and channel availability can change, fans should review the final plan details before subscribing, especially if they are signing up to watch a specific team, league or live event.
