The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens prepare to clash in a pivotal NHL matchup, with fans now facing a new local broadcasting landscape. For viewers within the Blues’ broadcast territory, the team’s new network, Blue Note+, has officially replaced FanDuel Sports Network as the primary home for live games. This transition marks a significant shift in how in-market supporters access their team, requiring a subscription through Prime Video or specific cable and satellite packages to watch the action unfold.
Blue Note+ launches locally, while national options expand for out-of-market fans.
In-market fans can secure access to Blue Note+ for $19.99 monthly or $99.99 annually via the Prime Video app, which also unlocks exclusive content throughout the season. Alternatively, subscribers with select Spectrum, DIRECTV, U-verse, or Fubo plans already have the channel included in their existing packages. This multi-platform availability ensures that local audiences have flexible options to tune in, whether they prefer streaming services or traditional linear television, guaranteeing they do not miss a single shift of the Blues’ season.
For out-of-market viewers, the viewing options remain robust through national and digital platforms. Fans can stream the game via ESPN+ using an ESPN Select or Unlimited plan, or through NHL Center Ice on Spectrum and DIRECTV. Additionally, if the matchup is selected for national broadcast, it will air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC. Radio coverage is simultaneously available on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and the Blues App, ensuring that every fan, regardless of location or preferred medium, can follow the Blues’ performance against Montreal in real time.
Source: nhl.com
