Yesterday, the NHL, Rogers and Quebecor finally settled the big missing piece of broadcast rights for the coming season (less than a month away), confirming that TVA Sports will remain the national French-language rights holder for the NHL, minus Wednesday night games that are going to Amazon.

With that in mind, let’s review the breakdown of national and regional rights by team. In bold are changes taking effect this season.

*Leafs rights are governed by an agreement between Bell and Rogers as part of Rogers’ takeover of Leafs owner MLSE. The rights remain split between the two in the short term and guarantees Bell rights to continue those rights at fair market value for the next 20 years.

**Amazon national rights are limited to Wednesday evening games (27 per season), two first-round playoff series and one second-round playoff series.

Besides Amazon’s increasing presence in English and new presence in French, the only major differences relate to English radio rights in the two markets where Rogers shut down its Sportsnet radio stations. In Vancouver, it will reportedly move the games to Kiss Radio on FM, while in Calgary, a new deal was signed with Corus’s QR 770.

The rest of the announcements were all renewals of contracts, including CHED with the Oilers, and Bell Media with the Senators and Canadiens. Starting last season, French-language radio rights for the Senators were contracted to Cogeco, while the online outlet Sick Media got French-language radio rights to Laval Rocket games.

Two of these deals are up for renewal after this season. CJOB’s Winnipeg Jets deal will likely get renewed has been renewed because there’s no competition there — it’s the only talk station. Cogeco’s Canadiens radio rights deal might be more contentious. We don’t officially know when it ends, but BPM Sports’s new owner said recently he believes it’s up next year and he may be gunning for it.