How to watch 2025 NHL Draft Day 2: Date, time, live stream and top picks to watch
2025 NHL draft (via Getty Images)
As
NHL
fans and critics are just digesting the selection of Day 1 of the 2025 NHL Draft on Friday, June 27, there's still a lot more draft action left as everyone eagerly awaits round 2 of draft day.
Rounds 2-7 will take place on Saturday, June 28, starting at noon ET. The televised broadcast of the draft will shift from ESPN to the NHL Network, with streaming access on ESPN+ and Fubo.
Where and how to watch day 2 of the NHL Draft 2025 live
Viewers can follow all the action live from noon ET, with the coverage switching from ESPN to NHL Network. Streaming is available on ESPN+ and Fubo, so it is convenient for people to be able to keep up with each pick throughout rounds 2 through 7.
Unlike Day 1, which was live on ESPN, fans will have to change platforms in order to watch their favorite teams on Saturday.
The second day of the draft will once more take place at Los Angeles' Peacock Theater, building on Friday night's opening-round action.
TV Channel: NHL Network
Streaming: ESPN+, Fubo
Date & Time: Saturday, June 28 | 12:00 p.m. ET
Location: Peacock Theater, Los Angeles
2025 NHL Mock Draft - DRAFT DAY | w/Frank Seravalli & Steven Ellis
What to expect on day 2 of 2025 NHL Draft
Many players went unpicked on day 1 of draft selection, leaving fans and analysts shocked. 32 prospects, including two more by the Islanders and 19 Canadians in total in the opening round.
by Taboola
by Taboola
Sponsored Links
Sponsored Links
Promoted Links
Promoted Links
You May Like
Free P2,000 GCash eGift
UnionBank Credit Card
Apply Now
Undo
However, more rounds are to come, giving hope to those names that were not selected on the first day. To be precise, six more rounds will take place on the second draft day as teams look for players who may become the future of the NHL in the coming years.
Also read:
Winners and losers of 2025 NHL draft round 1: Matthew Schaefer's heartwarming no. 1 selection highlights
While the lengthy first round on Friday night selected some amazing players for this season's NHL, some speculations and talks indicate that players like Milton Gastrin, Owen Conrad, Jack Murtagh, Nathan Behm, Cameron Schmidt, and some more top prospects may hear their names being announced on Saturday. Fans will have to simply wait and watch for the much-anticipated round 2.
Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
42 minutes ago
- Time of India
Watch: Out or Not Out? No snicko to confirm; Lhuan-dre Pretorius makes it count with record-breaking knock
Lhuan-dre Pretorius scored a record-breaking ton for the Proteas vs Zimbabwe (Image via ET) Lhuan-dre Pretorius made history on Saturday as he became the youngest South African to score a Test century, reaching the milestone at just 19 years and 93 days, surpassing Graeme Pollock's long-standing record from 1964. But his stunning debut knock of 153 against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo wasn't without drama. With South Africa struggling at 24/3 and under serious pressure, Pretorius walked in and was soon at the centre of a key moment. Zimbabwe's fielders went up in a loud appeal for a caught-behind. The umpire ruled him not out, and with no Snickometer technology available, the decision stood. Commentators noted, ' There's no Snicko, so if there is contact, Pretorius has survived .' One Zimbabwe player even walked up to Pretorius, suggesting he should have walked, adding fuel to the moment. Several Zimbabwe players were also heard telling the batter to 'walk back' after the incident. Instead of letting the pressure affect him, Pretorius stayed calm. He built a match-turning 95-run partnership with Dewald Brevis, who smashed a 41-ball fifty of his own. The pair led South Africa's recovery after a shaky start. Pretorius went on to score 153, an innings full of maturity, footwork, and clean stroke play. He struck 11 fours and 4 sixes, anchoring the Proteas innings and putting his name in the record books. Poll Is Lhuan-dre Pretorius the next big star in South African cricket? Definitely Not really From a tense appeal to a historic century, Pretorius' debut had it all. Without 'Snicko' to settle the debate, all that remains is the scoreboard—and a place in South African cricket history. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Austrian Grand Prix 2025: Lando Norris beats Oscar Piastri to claim third win of the season as Max Verstappen retires after collision with Kimi Antonelli
Image credit: Lando Norris/Instagram The Austrian Grand Prix 2025 final on Sunday saw McLaren driver Lando Norris register his third win of the season — two victories behind his teammate Oscar Piastri, who finished second. The final at the Red Bull Ring shaped up to be a battle between the two McLaren drivers as they took the lead early in the race, with Max Verstappen retiring early due to a collision with Kimi Antonelli. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who started from the front row for the first time, managed to maintain his momentum throughout the race and secured the third spot on the podium. McLaren drivers dominated Austrian Grand Prix final So far, Oscar Piastri is leading the Formula 1 World Championship with five wins, followed by Lando Norris with three victories. Max Verstappen has two wins to his name, but Sunday marked his first retirement of the season. Charles Leclerc grabbed another podium finish, while his Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton narrowly missed out, finishing fourth. Mercedes' George Russell came in fifth, followed by Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson, who put up another impressive performance to take sixth. Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso finished seventh. Kick Sauber rookie Gabriel Bortoleto, who impressed in Qualifying, scored his first points in Sunday's race by finishing eighth. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Adidas Three Shorts With 60% Discount, Limited Stock Available Original Adidas Shop Now Undo His teammate Nico Hulkenberg secured ninth position. Red Bull's Yuki Tsunoda received a ten-second time penalty for colliding with Alpine's Franco Colapinto, although the latter managed to rejoin the race. Later, Colapinto squeezed Oscar Piastri onto the grass and received a five-second penalty himself. Max Verstappen and others who couldn't finish the race Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli collided with Red Bull's Max Verstappen on the opening lap, forcing both drivers to retire from the race. This ended Verstappen's chances after starting seventh on the grid. Also Read: Lando Norris says a horse should play Oscar Piastri in F1 movie, fans can't get over his savage response: 'That horse is leading the championship' Meanwhile, Williams driver Carlos Sainz was unable to start the race, which led to the formation lap being aborted. Moments later, his rear brakes caught fire, and he was forced to withdraw. His teammate Alex Albon also retired from the race. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
IND vs ENG: 'It doesn't get bigger than this!' - AB de Villiers questions Jasprit Bumrah's Test workload plan
De Villiers stressed that unless Bumrah is nursing a serious injury, he must feature in the remaining matches. Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers has raised eyebrows over India's decision to reportedly restrict Jasprit Bumrah to just three Tests in the ongoing five-match series against England. Calling Test cricket the 'ultimate form of the game,' de Villiers expressed surprise and suggested India might be mismanaging their premier fast bowler. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Speaking on his YouTube channel, the 41-year-old Proteas legend made a strong case for Bumrah's full availability, comparing the situation to how South Africa handled the workload of Dale Steyn . India's Day 2 at the Nets in Edgbaston | IND vs ENG Test Series "He is probably the top bowler in the world in all formats right now," de Villiers said. "In my opinion, this Test series would've been the one to get him ready for all five matches. That's what we did with Dale - rest him in less important T20 and ODI series and have him fully ready for the big Test tours - Australia, England, India." Poll Should Jasprit Bumrah play in all five Tests against England? Yes, he should play all five No, he should be rested He questioned whether the decision was influenced by medical advice. "Maybe the surgeon told him he can't play all five. If that's the case, you've got to respect it. But if it's about workload, then I'm not sure they've gone about it the right way," he added. De Villiers stressed that unless Bumrah is nursing a serious injury, he must feature in the remaining matches. "It doesn't get bigger than a five-Test series against England - other than maybe the WTC final. If he's fit, he must play. If not, I understand the caution." Arshdeep vs Morkel: WWE at the Nets! | Team India's Lighter Moment in Birmingham In a cheeky aside, ABD suggested that India might be bluffing to surprise England. "Maybe it's part of the plan - say he'll miss some games and then play all five. Hopefully, that's the surprise with India 0-1 down." He also backed India's bench strength: "It's a big opportunity for someone like Arshdeep Singh or maybe Kuldeep Yadav to step up." Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
