Winter Olympics 2026 TV Schedule, Live Stream Coverage and Predictions for Saturday

The 2026 Winter Olympics continue Saturday with medal events in Alpine skiing, biathlon, cross country skiing, skeleton, snowboarding, and speed skating.

Joining those high-stakes events will be the latest from the ice as the American men and Canadian women headline the day's hockey offerings.

Find out when to watch all of the day's events, and predictions for the two hockey games, with this preview of February 14's lineup, including TV and live stream options.

Schedule and TV Information

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7:00 a.m.: Cross Country Skiing, Women's 4 x 7.5km Relay (NBC)

7:20 a.m.: Alpine Skiing, Men's Giant Slalom, Run 2 (Peacock)

7:30 a.m.: Curling, Great Britain vs. Canada, Women's Round Robin (USA)

8:05 a.m.: Curling, Czechia vs. Great Britain, Men's Round Robin (Peacock)

8:05 a.m.: Curling, Germany vs. United States, Men's Round Robin (Peacock)

8:05 a.m.: Curling, Sweden vs. China, Men's Round Robin (Peacock)

8:05 a.m.: Curling, Switzerland vs. Canada, Men's Round Robin (Peacock)

8:30 a.m.: Curling, Italy vs. China, Women's Round Robin (Peacock)

8:45 a.m.: Biathlon, Women's 7.5km Sprint (NBC, Peacock)

9:20 a.m.: Figure Skating Training (Peacock)

10:00 a.m.: Skiing, Women's Dual Moguls, Final (NBC)

10:00 a.m.: Speed Skating, Women's Team Pursuit Qualifiers (USA)

10:40 a.m.: Hockey, Canada vs. Germany, Women's Qualifiers (CNBC)

10:40 a.m.: Hockey, Finland vs. Italy, Men's Group B (USA, Peacock)

11:00 a.m.: Speed Skating, Men's 500m (NBC, Peacock)

11:30 a.m.: Ski Jumping, Men's Large Hill (Peacock)

12:00 p.m.: Skeleton, Women's Skeleton, Run 3 (NBC, Peacock)

1:00 p.m.: Skiing, Men's Large Hill (USA)

1:05 p.m.: Curling, Canada vs. Switzerland, Women's Round Robin (Peacock)

1:05 p.m.: Curling, Italy vs. Sweden, Women's Round Robin (Peacock)

1:05 p.m.: Curling, Japan vs. United States, Women's Round Robin (Peacock)

1:05 p.m.: Curling, South Korea vs. Denmark, Women's Round Robin (Peacock)

1:30 p.m.: Freestyle Skiing, Women's Freeski Big Air: Qualifying (Peacock)

1:35 p.m.: Skeleton, Women's Skeleton, Final Run (Peacock)

2:15 p.m.: Short Track, Men's 1500m Finals and More (Peacock)

2:45 p.m.: Hockey Preview (USA)

3:10 p.m.: Hockey, Finland vs. Switzerland, Women's Quarterfinal (CNBC)

3:10 p.m.: Hockey, USA vs. Denmark, Men's Group C (USA)

4:30 p.m.: Speed Skating, Men's 500m (NBC)

5:30 p.m.: Curling, Japan vs. United States, Women's Round Robin (CNBC)

6:00 p.m.: Best of Milano Cortina Highlights (Peacock)

United States vs. Denmark Men's Hockey Pick

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Denmark kept it close, losing just 2-1 against Germany in their first game of these Olympics. This, despite not having the depth or star power of their opponents.

That would bode well for the team as it prepares for the United States, which hung five goals on Latvia and won by four in their first game of this year's event.

With that said, the Americans are a considerable step up from the Germans and will provide difficult opposition on both sides of the puck.

While the Dutch outshot the Germans in their first game, the Americans are unlikely to allow the same.

Look for Denmark to make an early offensive but superior goaltending and an offense that includes Auston Matthews, Tage Thompson, Matthew Tkachuk, and Jack Eichel to prove too much en route to another one-sided victory for the Americans as they continue their path to a showdown with Canada.

Canada vs. Germany Women's Hockey Pick

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Aside from their blowout loss to the Americans, the Canadians have been vastly superior to their competition in Milano Cortina and that trend should not change Saturday.

The women's team takes the ice against Germany for another game that should prove one-sided, especially with the return of Marie-Philip Poulin after suffering a knee injury.

Canada has outscored opposition not-named the United States 14-1, lighting up the net and establishing dominance. With Poulin's return to the lineup, that offensive flurry should continue against a German team that has performed admirably and enters Saturday's game with a winning record, but is no match for their opponents.