AHL Live app for iPhone and iPad
4.6 (
7136 ratings )
Sports
Entertainment
Developer: NeuLion, Inc.
Free
Current version: 2.0, last update: 6 years agoFirst release : 24 Sep 2013
App size: 35.73 Mb
AHL Live is the official app from the American Hockey League. It is the only app that gives you access to the live games of all your favorite AHL teams! Whether your team is playing at home or on the road, don’t miss any of the action! AHL Live is available on iPhone and iPad, so you can take your favorite team with you where ever you go. With AHL Live on iPhone and iPad, you can see every goal, every hit, and every save!
Every Game, Live and Online!
It it’s on, it on AHL Live.
Access for current AHL Live subscribers is available for no additional charge, simply log in with an existing username and password.
Latest reviews of AHL Live app for iPhone and iPad
Trash
Junk. Dont download. Overpriced and you cant even follow the game
Junk. Dont download. Overpriced and you cant even follow the game
Crap
Laggy and no audio
Laggy and no audio
Dont do it
At first I gave it a 1 star...later my wife found out that it had to only be activated by a pc or laptop. After that I was able to use on my IPad. No volume from the game..but thats ok. Changing to a 3 star..
At first I gave it a 1 star...later my wife found out that it had to only be activated by a pc or laptop. After that I was able to use on my IPad. No volume from the game..but thats ok. Changing to a 3 star..
St.johns ice caps!
Go caps go!
Go caps go!
Lol
Its a $250 subscription fire MINOR LEAGUE hockey. To put that in perspective, NHL Gamecenter is $150, and MLB tv is $125. Those are PROFESSIONAL leagues. In other words, theyre claiming watching minor league sports is worth $100 more than watching pro sports. In short, theyre ripping you off.
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Its a $250 subscription fire MINOR LEAGUE hockey. To put that in perspective, NHL Gamecenter is $150, and MLB tv is $125. Those are PROFESSIONAL leagues. In other words, theyre claiming watching minor league sports is worth $100 more than watching pro sports. In short, theyre ripping you off.