2014. Boston resumed hosting the game in 2015, with a second Black Friday game (Chicago at Anaheim) airing later in the afternoon on NBCSN. Continued coverage on NBC of the Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic to be played on New Year's Day unless that day lands on a Sunday, in which case the game is moved to January 2 (despite the open time slot on Sunday afternoons, NBC is effectively forbidden via a gentleman's agreement with the NFL which prevents any form of strong counterprogramming against NFL games televised on CBS and Fox). Initially the Classic was expected to be played in primetime, however to date every game has been scheduled for a 1 PM ET start, and due to new competition from the College Football Playoff the game is now expected to remain a daytime game for the foreseeable future. NBC has instead opted to air one prime time game each year, later in the season, since 2014. A national "Game of the Week" continuing on NBC as in previous years, beginning each January (January is the start month due to NBC's contract with the NFL). Hockey Day in America becoming a permanent annual part of the NBC schedule. Rights to any future Heritage Classics, which would be aired on NBCSN. Digital rights across all platforms for any games broadcast by NBC or NBCSN. Increased coverage of Stanley Cup Playoff games, with all playoff games airing nationally on NBC, NBCSN, CNBC, USA, and NHL Network. (MSNBC and even Golf Channel were once previously used for Stanley Cup playoff games.) Local sports networks carried their teams' first-round games, but any games on NBC in the first round, and any games from all rounds thereafter, were exclusive to NBC. Continued sharing of the Stanley Cup Finals on NBCSN, which aired Games 2 & 3; and NBC for everything else, plus the if-needed games. NHL regular season games on NBC were exclusive to the network. While some NHL games on NBCSN are exclusive (such as Wednesday Night Hockey), other games carried by the network may be blacked out regionally in favor of television stations or regional sports networks which hold the local broadcast rights to an NHL franchise. Among the games normally blacked out from NBCSN include teams that are carried by their respective NBC Sports Regional Networks, as well as the Boston Bruins (NESN), Detroit Red Wings (Fox Sports Detroit), New York