Introducing Rogers Xfinity Multiview for Hockey Fans
The ultimate entertainment experience has just taken a giant leap forward. Rogers Xfinity Multiview is here to enhance how fans watch hockey, particularly during the much-anticipated Stanley Cup Playoffs. With this service, customers can enjoy the thrill of two games simultaneously, all on one screen, bringing a new dimension to sports viewing.
A New Era of Viewing Experience
As hockey enthusiasts prepare for the exhilarating rounds of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Rogers has unveiled a unique feature: the Rogers Xfinity Multiview. This cutting-edge service allows fans to watch not just one, but two games at the same time. It's an appealing upgrade for anyone tired of switching between channels to catch the action.
Bret Leech, President of Residential Services at Rogers, expressed the excitement surrounding this launch. He stated, “Rogers Xfinity has always been the leading platform for sports fans. With the addition of our Sports App and now the Rogers Xfinity Multiview, viewers no longer need to compromise. All the action happens on one screen, seamlessly.”
How to Enjoy Multiview Feature
The Rogers Xfinity Multiview will be accessible on selected nights during the playoff season, giving viewers the chance to enjoy simultaneous coverage of their favorite teams. The feature kicks off evenings where hockey fans can simply say "Multiview" into their voice remote to launch this extraordinary experience. They’ll delight in side-by-side game action with adjustable audio options and captions, making it accessible to everyone.
Upcoming Matchups to Experience
Starting soon, fans can immerse themselves in the following hockey matchups through Rogers Xfinity Multiview:
- Colorado at Dallas (9:30 p.m. ET) and Edmonton at Los Angeles (10 p.m. ET)
- New Jersey at Carolina (6 p.m. ET) and Ottawa at Toronto (7:30 p.m. ET)
- Florida at Tampa Bay (8:30 p.m. ET) and Minnesota at Vegas (11 p.m. ET)
- Dallas at Colorado (9:30 p.m. ET) and Edmonton at Los Angeles (10 p.m. ET)
- Florida at Tampa Bay (6:30 p.m. ET) and Toronto at Ottawa (7 p.m. ET)
With Sportsnet as the official broadcaster, fans can confidently rely on Rogers Xfinity for comprehensive playoff coverage. There's a lot on the line this year, and with Rogers Xfinity Multiview, viewers are guaranteed the best seat in the house while enjoying the thrill of the game!
About Rogers Communications Inc.
Rogers is a leading name in the communications and entertainment sector across Canada. They are publicly traded, with shares listed on both the TSX and NYSE. For those interested in learning more about Rogers' offerings, updates, and major developments, rogers.com serves as a valuable resource.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rogers Xfinity Multiview?
Rogers Xfinity Multiview is a new feature that allows fans to watch two live hockey games simultaneously on one screen, enhancing the viewing experience during playoffs.
How do I access the Multiview feature?
To use the Multiview feature, simply say “Multiview” into your Rogers Xfinity voice remote during the scheduled game times.
When does Rogers Xfinity Multiview start?
The Multiview feature will commence during selected nights of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, specifically starting from the first round of the playoffs.
Which games will be available to watch on Multiview?
Upcoming matchups include games like Colorado at Dallas and Edmonton at Los Angeles, as well as several others throughout the playoff period.
Where can I learn more about Rogers and its services?
More information about Rogers Communications and their services can be found on their official website at rogers.com.
