For most fans in Buffalo and the Sabres’ home territory, Sabres regular‑season games are generally on the MSG regional sports network, with some games on national channels like TNT or streaming on ESPN+ / Hulu.

Because the schedule and TV assignment change game by game, you’ll need to check today’s specific matchup to know the exact channel number on your TV provider. Here’s how to find it quickly:

  • Go to the official Sabres “tune‑in” or schedule page and look up today’s game; it will list whether it’s on MSG, TNT, ESPN+, etc.
  • If it’s listed as a local game, look for MSG (or MSG‑branded feed) on your cable/satellite lineup; channel numbers depend on your provider and location.
  • If it’s marked ESPN+ or Hulu , that means it’s streaming only; open that app and search “Sabres” in the live games section.
  • Nationally televised games in the U.S. sometimes appear on TNT ; if the Sabres are on the national schedule that night, check TNT in your TV guide.

So in short: most nights the Sabres are on MSG in-market or ESPN+ out- of-market, with a handful of games on TNT or exclusive ESPN+/Hulu streams.