ESPN3 Will Carry K.H.L. Games Hockey fans will be able to watch big-league action on television after all, only the big league won't be the N.H.L. - it'll be the Russian K.H.L. ESPN announced Friday that it would show a minimum of seven K.H.L. games over ESPN3, the network's Internet streaming service. The schedule starts Tuesday, with Zdeno Chara's Lev Prague hosting Alex Ovechkin's Dynamo Moscow. That game will also be carried live ESPN2, beginning at 1 p.m. Eastern. It will be rebroadcast at 8 p.m. English play-by-play and commentary will be provided by Steve Levy and Barry Melrose. ESPN3 also streamed K.H.L. games in 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons. But the ESPN2 telecast is noteworthy; fans can only hope that it will lead ESPN2 to show other K.H.L. games on television. The ESPN's TV contract will the N.H.L. ended in 2004. Below, the schedule for K.H.L. games to be streamed on ESPN3 (home teams listed first): Also on ESPN2 The K.H.L. had announced the deal last week, saying that ESPN3 would begin its streaming schedule last Wednesday, but it appears the details had not been finalized until this week.