Chicago Hockey Scoreboard Desk Display

The Chicago Hockey Scoreboard puts your team’s season on your desk. For Chicago hockey fans. The score, the period and the clock while the game is on; the record, points and division place the rest of the week. Pictured in Chicago’s red and black; you choose the team at setup and can change it any time.

Any team, any sport, up to six at once

One Sports Meter follows up to six teams at the same time, from any mix of football, basketball, baseball, hockey and soccer, pro or college. They take turns on screen, and a live game takes over until it ends. The team in these photos is only an example: you choose your own teams at setup and can change them whenever you like. Other photos here show more teams and sports on the same device.

What your Chicago Hockey Scoreboard shows

• Live score with the period and clock
• Season record with overtime losses, and standings points
• Goals for and against
• Home and away splits
• Next game in your local time, with the channel
• GAME DAY: the next-game card lights up in your team’s colors

The screen takes on your team’s colors, and shows its logo once it is connected.

Pictured following the Chicago Blackhawks. Pick any team at setup; the screen takes on that team’s colors and logo.

This Chicago Hockey Scoreboard works for teams in the NHL.

Not sure your team is covered? See every supported league and team.

Setting up your Chicago Hockey Scoreboard

Setup takes about a minute: scan the code on the screen, choose your Wi-Fi and your teams. Change teams any time from your phone without setting up Wi-Fi again. No app, no account, no subscription.

In the box: Sports Meter display, 3D-printed desk stand, USB-C cable, quick-start card.

Good to know: Needs 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Scores usually trail the live action by well under a minute. Updates itself over Wi-Fi.

Sports Meter is an independent product made by Encinitas 3D. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or licensed by any league, team, conference or broadcaster. League and team names are used only to describe the scores and schedules the device can display, and remain the property of their owners.