2022 Winter Olympics: How to watch Men’s hockey quarterfinals Tonight

Late last night – or early this morning, really – the Qualifying games for this year’s Olympic tournament were finished, with Denmark and Slovakia beating Latvia and Germany respectively to earn a place among the top eight in the Quarterfinals. And they’ll have no time to rest up, because the tournament begins Tonight.

The first game on the Docket in the Quarterfinals will be the top-Seeded USA team taking on Slovakia. They’ll play Tonight at 11:10 PM for those of us in the Eastern time zone.

The remaining three games between the other six teams will take place very early Tomorrow, February 16and the full schedule is:

• ROC vs. Denmark – 1:00 AM EST
• Finland vs. Switzerland – 3:40 AM EST
• Sweden vs. Canada – 8:30 AM EST

The final eight teams feature a few guys you’ll recognize, which makes things a bit more fun:

• Flyers’ prospect Noah Cates will play Tonight on Team USA, along with former Phantom Andy Miele

• Matej Tomek is one of the goalies for Team Slovakia, though he probably won’t be playing. You’ll find our old pal Craig Ramsey behind the bench.
• Valtteri Filppula will be playing for Finland.
• Christin Folin will dress for the Swedish team.
• Big goalie Ivan Fedotov will continue in the net for the ROC team.
• Remember Oliver Lauridsen? He’s with Team Denmark (with his brother Markus!).
• Corban Knight and Jordan Weal will both play for Team Canada.

How to watch

Check your local listings ahead of these games, as they may be broadcast on either the USA Network or CNBC. But for a reliable source, make use of the Streams: you can find these games on Peacock, the NBC Sports app, and NBCOlympics.com.

You can also make use of this Handy link to the DraftKings Sportsbook if you’d like to place a few wagers on the first round of this tournament. However you choose to enjoy these games, we hope you really enjoy them!

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

United States vs. Slovakia | 11:10 pm EST

Wednesday, February 16, 2022

ROC vs. Denmark | 1:00 am EST

Finland vs. Switzerland | 3:40 am EST

Sweden vs. Canada | 8:30 am EST