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NHL triples Nordic rights value in Nent renewal

Detroit Red Wings forward Christoffer Ehn, of Sweden, (70) celebrates. (Photo by Scott Grau/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

The value of the National Hockey League’s rights in the Nordics will triple from 2021-22 in Nordic Entertainment (Nent) Group’s five-season renewal of the property.

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