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NHL, Rogers Communications and Media of Canada

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The New York Times |
“Sports content, live sports, is the most valuable content,” Bettman said, speaking from a Rogers studio in Toronto.
National Hockey League |
The new agreement is worth $11 billion Canadian and starts in 2026-27, after the current 12-year, $4.5 billion Canadian deal with Rogers ends.

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