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The NHL teams on a map

The 32 NHL teams play at 32 arenas in 25 American and 7 Canadian cities. 30 of the teams have Swedes. Only Carolina Hurricanes and Philadelphia Flyers have none.

Map of the NHL teams' cities and arenas in the United States and Canada. Every team is also in the table below.

Swedes on the NHL rosterNo Swedes

The 32 teams are in alphabetical order. Game times are Swedish time.

The NHL teams' arenas and cities
Honda CenterAnaheim, CACalled Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim until 2006Leo Carlsson
TD GardenBoston, MACalled TD Banknorth Garden until 2009Elias Lindholm and Hampus Lindholm
KeyBank CenterBuffalo, NYCalled First Niagara Center until 2016Noah Östlund and Rasmus Dahlin
Scotiabank SaddledomeCalgary, ABCalled Pengrowth Saddledome until 2010Mikael Backlund and William Strömgren
Lenovo CenterRaleigh, NCCalled PNC Arena until 2024No Swedes on the roster
United CenterChicago, ILAnton Frondell and Arvid Söderblom
Ball ArenaDenver, COCalled Pepsi Center until 2020Gabriel Landeskog
Nationwide ArenaColumbus, OHEmil Andrae
American Airlines CenterDallas, TXOskar Bäck and Nils Lundkvist
Little Caesars ArenaDetroit, MIViktor Arvidsson, Lucas Raymond, Andreas Englund, Albert Johansson, Anton Johansson, and William Wallinder
Rogers PlaceEdmonton, ABFilip Hållander, Mattias Janmark, and Mattias Ekholm
Amerant Bank ArenaSunrise, FLCalled FLA Live Arena until 2023Gustav Forsling and Jacob Markström
Crypto.com ArenaLos Angeles, CACalled Staples Center until 2021Adrian Kempe, Andre Lee, Erik Gustafsson, and Anton Forsberg
Grand Casino ArenaSt. Paul, MNCalled Xcel Energy Center until 2025Joel Eriksson Ek, Jonas Brodin, Filip Gustavsson, and Jesper Wallstedt
Bell CentreMontréal, QCCalled Molson Centre until 2002Adam Engström
Bridgestone ArenaNashville, TNCalled Sommet Center until 2009Adam Edström, Filip Forsberg, Nils Höglander, and Adam Wilsby
Prudential CenterNewark, NJJesper Boqvist and Jesper Bratt
UBS ArenaElmont, NYVictor Eklund, Emil Heineman, and Simon Holmström
Madison Square GardenNew York, NYMika Zibanejad and Marcus Pettersson
Canadian Tire CentreOttawa, ONCalled Scotiabank Place until 2013André Burakovsky, William Eklund, Fabian Zetterlund, Samuel Ersson, Jonas Johansson, and Linus Ullmark
Xfinity Mobile ArenaPhiladelphia, PACalled Wells Fargo Center until 2025No Swedes on the roster
PPG Paints ArenaPittsburgh, PACalled Consol Energy Center until 2016Rickard Rakell, Elmer Söderblom, and Erik Karlsson
SAP Center at San JoseSan Jose, CACalled HP Pavilion until 2013Filip Bystedt, Ivar Stenberg, and Alexander Wennberg
Climate Pledge ArenaSeattle, WACalled KeyArena until 2018Adam Larsson
Enterprise CenterSt. Louis, MOCalled Scottrade Center until 2018Jonatan Berggren, Philip Broberg, and Theo Lindstein
Benchmark International ArenaTampa, FLCalled Amalie Arena until 2025Pontus Holmberg, Victor Hedman, and Dennis Hildeby
Scotiabank ArenaToronto, ONCalled Air Canada Centre until 2018William Nylander and Oliver Ekman-Larsson
Delta CenterSalt Lake City, UTCalled Vivint Arena until 2023Kevin Stenlund
Rogers ArenaVancouver, BCCalled General Motors Place until 2010Linus Karlsson, Jonathan Lekkerimäki, Liam Öhgren, Elias Pettersson (C), Elias Pettersson (D), and Tom Willander
T-Mobile ArenaLas Vegas, NVWilliam Karlsson, Victor Olofsson, and Rasmus Andersson
Capital One ArenaWashington, DCCalled Verizon Center until 2017Timothy Liljegren and Rasmus Sandin
Canada Life CentreWinnipeg, MBCalled Bell MTS Place until 2021Viggo Björck, Isak Rosén, and Elias Salomonsson
EDM
Edmonton
Furthest north
FLA
Sunrise
Furthest south
NJDNYR
15 km
Closest together
FLAVAN
4,469 km
Furthest apart

How many NHL teams are in Canada and the United States?

25 of the NHL's 32 teams play in the United States and 7 in Canada.

Which arenas do the Canadian NHL teams play in?

There are 7 NHL arenas in Canada: Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Montréal Canadiens at Bell Centre in Montréal, Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, and Winnipeg Jets at Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg.

Which NHL team plays furthest north?

Edmonton Oilers play furthest north in the NHL, at Rogers Place in Edmonton, AB.

Which NHL team plays furthest south?

Florida Panthers play furthest south in the NHL, at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, FL.

Which NHL teams play closest to each other?

New Jersey Devils and New York Rangers are only 15 km apart as the crow flies, at Prudential Center and Madison Square Garden.

Which NHL arenas are furthest apart?

Florida Panthers and Vancouver Canucks have the longest trip between their arenas, 4,469 km as the crow flies. A nonstop flight between Amerant Bank Arena and Rogers Arena takes about 6 h.

Which NHL arenas have changed names?

9 arenas have been renamed since 2020. Grand Casino Arena (Minnesota Wild) was Xcel Energy Center until 2025, Xfinity Mobile Arena (Philadelphia Flyers) was Wells Fargo Center until 2025, Benchmark International Arena (Tampa Bay Lightning) was Amalie Arena until 2025, Lenovo Center (Carolina Hurricanes) was PNC Arena until 2024, Amerant Bank Arena (Florida Panthers) was FLA Live Arena until 2023, Delta Center (Utah Mammoth) was Vivint Arena until 2023, Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles Kings) was Staples Center until 2021, Canada Life Centre (Winnipeg Jets) was Bell MTS Place until 2021, and Ball Arena (Colorado Avalanche) was Pepsi Center until 2020.

Which NHL teams are named after something other than their city?

Several teams carry the name of a state, a region or a neighbouring city. Carolina Hurricanes play in Raleigh, Colorado Avalanche in Denver, Florida Panthers in Sunrise, Minnesota Wild in St. Paul, New Jersey Devils in Newark, New York Islanders in Elmont, and Utah Mammoth in Salt Lake City.