Minnesota Wild vs. Montreal Canadiens Live Stream Free: Watch 2013 NHL Online, Nov. 19 TV Channels, Radio Stations

By Josh Wilson
Minnesota Wild
Minnesota Wild defenseman Ryan Suter skates with the puck during the second period against the Calgary Flames on Tuesday at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. Reuters Reuters

Minnesota Wild vs. Montreal Canadiens NHL game on Nov. 19 will start at 4:30 p.m. PT (7:30 p.m. ET). The (13-4-4) Wild will be visiting the (10-9-2) Canadiens in Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec. Information on how watch the game free through live stream can be found below.

Live Stream, TV Channels, Radio Stations

Wild vs. Canadiens game will be televised on RDS and Fox Sports North (FSN). The match will also be available on TV/Broadband/Mobile through NHL GameCenter Live, a subscription service offering streaming video of live out-of-market, regular season games, on-demand replays.

Game broadcasts that are available to watch on television in your local market and nationally televised games are available to watch live or within 48 hours of game completion. The list of channel providers for NHL Network in USA and Canada can be found here.

Meanwhile, Wild vs. Canadiens live stream free can be accessed by clicking here. 

Minnesota Wild flagship radio station is KFAN Sports Radio - FM 100.3. The list of radio affiliate networks can be found here. To listen to the Wild's game radio broadcast online, click here.

Montreal Canadiens radio station is 98.6 fm, TSN Radio 690, and 107.7 fm. Those wanting to listen online can accessed the stations here.

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