Victory+ would offer free in-market streaming of regional Stars games not broadcast by one of the NHL's national media partners, as well as other team-produced video content.

Ahead of its launch, the Anaheim Ducks also signed with Victory+ to similarly carry its games on the platform, with broadcast television rights also sublicensed to KCOP-TV/KTTV in Los Angeles.

In January 2025, the Texas Rangers (who also vacated FanDuel Sports Network) announced an agreement with Victory+ to host its upcoming direct-to-consumer service beginning in the 2025 Major League Baseball season.

[2] On July 7, 2024, the Stars announced a seven-year contract with Calgary-based A Parent Media Co. (APMC, who also owns children's video platform Kidoodle.TV, and is the streaming provider for the sports comedy troupe Dude Perfect)[3] to launch a free ad-supported streaming platform for the team's ancillary video content and regional games, known as Victory+.

[11] The same day, the Stars announced an agreement with Cumulus Media to also stream KTCK The Ticket—the team's radio home—on Victory+.