You do not need a ticket to follow the Tulsa Oilers all season. Whether you want to watch Tulsa Oilers games from your couch, check the standings on your phone or plan a night at the BOK Center, there are a few reliable sources that cover nearly everything. This guide explains where to stream games, where to find the official schedule and stats, and how to keep up with roster moves during the 2026-27 season.
Quick answer: Live Oilers games stream on FloHockey, the ECHL’s streaming partner, through the FloSports app on phones and most smart TVs. The official schedule, tickets and roster are on TulsaOilers.com, and league standings and statistics are on ECHL.com. Prices, apps and broadcast arrangements can change, so confirm details with those providers before you subscribe.
How to Watch Tulsa Oilers Games Online
ECHL games, including Tulsa’s, stream on FloHockey. The Oilers’ website links directly to FloHockey’s Tulsa page, and FloHockey publishes a “how to watch” page for individual Oilers games, such as the Oct. 31 matchup in Wichita.
Where the FloSports app works
According to FloHockey, the FloSports app is available on these platforms:
- Smart TV and streaming devices: Roku, Fire TV, Google TV, Apple TV, Samsung, VIZIO and LG
- Mobile: iOS and Android
- Web browser: through the FloHockey website
Replays and archives
FloHockey says its event video is stored in a library that subscribers can watch for as long as their subscription is active. That is handy if a game starts while you are still at work, or if you want to rewatch a big goal.
What it costs
FloHockey requires a paid subscription. We have not listed a price because FloSports sets its own plans and they can change. Check the current options on FloHockey before you sign up, and consider whether a monthly or annual plan fits how many games you will actually watch.
Where to Find the Official Oilers Schedule
The full 2026-27 schedule, including start times and promotional nights, is on the Oilers’ official site. The club announced the schedule in May, and our 2026-27 season preview highlights the dates worth circling.
A few scheduling details are especially useful to know this season:
- Typical start times: Most home games start at 7:05 p.m. Central, while Sunday games are often matinees at 3:05 p.m.
- Morning game: The annual Kids’ Day game against Allen starts at 10:35 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
- Games at WeStreet Ice Center: Tulsa hosts Kansas City on Dec. 5 and Wichita on Dec. 6 at its practice rink, according to the official schedule. Our WeStreet Ice Center guide explains the building.
- Road start times: Some road games, such as those at Wheeling, Savannah and New Mexico, start at unusual times when converted to Central time. Always check the time zone.
Standings, Stats and League News
For anything league-wide, ECHL.com is the primary source. There you will find standings, team and player statistics, game summaries and transactions. In general, the league’s numbers are the most complete record available, which is why we rely on them when we analyze a player’s season.
If you are new to the league itself, our explainer on what the ECHL is and how Tulsa fits into pro hockey covers the Kelly Cup, the Brabham Cup and how affiliation works. Meanwhile, our hockey terms glossary decodes the abbreviations you will see in a box score, from GAA to SV%.
How to Follow Roster Moves and Call-Ups
ECHL rosters change constantly. Tulsa is affiliated with the Anaheim Ducks of the NHL and the San Diego Gulls of the AHL, so players can be assigned to Tulsa or called up to San Diego at any point in the season. The club posts these moves on its news page, and the ECHL publishes a transactions list.
For context on this season’s group, read our guide to the 2026-27 roster, our profile of rookie Max Itagaki and our scouting report on John Lundy and Nick Nardella.
Watching in Person: Tickets and the Box Office
Of course, nothing beats watching live. The Oilers sell season tickets, single-game tickets, ticket packages, group outings and premium seating through their website. For groups, the club’s schedule announcement lists a number to call or text: 918-632-7825.
If you prefer buying in person, the BOK Center’s QuikTrip box office lists hours of 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, with different hours on event days, according to the BOK Center website. Before your first game, read our BOK Center game-night guide for parking and the clear-bag policy.
A Simple Way to Follow the Whole Season
To sum up, here is the setup we recommend for most fans:
- Bookmark the schedule on TulsaOilers.com and check it weekly, because start times and promotions can change.
- Use FloHockey for road games and any home game you cannot attend.
- Check ECHL.com for standings, especially in March, when the playoff race tightens.
- Follow the team’s news page for signings, call-ups and injuries.
- Pick a few home games, especially rivalry nights against Wichita and family-friendly matinees.
That combination lets you watch Tulsa Oilers games, track every result and still make it to the BOK Center when it counts.
Published Oct. 23, 2026. Streaming platforms, prices and box-office hours are set by FloSports and the BOK Center and can change. Tulsa Hockey is independent and is not affiliated with the Oilers, the ECHL or FloSports, and we receive no payment for mentioning them.
