PHILADELPHIA and AUSTIN, TX (Oct. 15, 2026) − FloSports and the National Lacrosse League (NLL) have entered into an exclusive multiyear media partnership that will make FloSports the exclusive global streaming home of the NLL.

The National Lacrosse League's 2026-27 regular season and playoffs will stream live on FloLacrosse and the FloSports app as part of a new exclusive, multiyear global partnership between FloSports and the NLL.

The 2026-27 National Lacrosse League season begins Friday, Nov. 27, 2026, when the Saskatchewan Rush visit the Oshawa FireWolves at 7:30 p.m. ET, launching another season of professional box lacrosse across the United States and Canada.

The Rochester Knighthawks selected Syracuse forward Finn Thomson with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 National Lacrosse League Entry Draft on Sept. 24, beginning a six-round draft that featured 67 selections.

The National Lacrosse League is bringing professional box lacrosse to FloLacrosse, and the timing comes with a milestone. Founded in 1986, the NLL enters its 40th anniversary season in 2026-27 with 12 teams competing across the United States and Canada.

The National Lacrosse League enters its 2026-27 season with 12 active teams, evenly divided between the United States and Canada. The NLL's 40th anniversary season brings professional box lacrosse to markets ranging from Buffalo and Denver to Calgary, Halifax and Vancouver.

The National Lacrosse League enters the 2026-27 season with 12 teams across the United States and Canada, bringing professional box lacrosse to fans throughout North America.

The National Lacrosse League's 2026-27 season features 12 teams competing for eight playoff spots, with the top eight teams in the league standings advancing to the postseason and a chance to win the NLL championship.

FloSports and the National Lacrosse League have announced an exclusive multiyear global streaming partnership that will bring the NLL's entire regular season, playoffs and marquee events to FloSports beginning with the league's 40th anniversary season in November.

Substitutions in lacrosse allow teams to replace players on the field with eligible teammates, including while the game is being played. In NCAA men's lacrosse, players can enter and leave through the designated substitution area without requiring play to stop.

Offsides in lacrosse occurs when a team fails to maintain the required number of players on each side of the midfield line. In NCAA men's lacrosse, teams must normally keep at least four players in their defensive half and at least three in their offensive half.

Man-down defense in lacrosse occurs when a team must defend with fewer active players than its opponent because one or more players are serving penalty time. The short-handed team attempts to prevent the opponent from scoring until the applicable penalty ends.

Man-up in lacrosse is a situation in which one team has more active players than its opponent because an opposing player is serving penalty time. The advantaged team can use extra-man offense, or EMO, to create scoring opportunities.

A clear in lacrosse is the process of moving the ball from the defensive end of the field into the offensive end after gaining possession. In NCAA men's lacrosse, teams must advance the ball across midfield within the clearing portion of the possession clock.

A ground ball in lacrosse is a loose ball on the playing surface that neither team currently possesses. Players compete to collect it with their sticks and establish possession.