The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens prepare to collide in a high-stakes NHL matchup, but fans must first navigate the updated broadcast landscape to secure a seat. For viewers within the Blues’ local broadcast territory, the transition from FanDuel Sports Network to the team-operated Blue Note+ service is now fully active. This shift ensures that in-market supporters can access live games through the Prime Video app, marking a significant change in how local hockey is delivered in the St. Louis region.
Blue Note+ expands access as fans navigate new streaming options for the rivalry clash.
Accessing the game depends heavily on your specific subscription package and geographic location. In-market fans can stream Blue Note+ directly via Prime Video for $19.99 monthly or $99.99 annually, while those with select Spectrum, DIRECTV, U-verse, or Fubo plans will find the channel included in their existing services. Out-of-market viewers have distinct pathways, with options including ESPN+ (requiring a Select or Unlimited plan), NHL Center Ice on Spectrum or DIRECTV, or national broadcasts on TNT, ESPN, and ABC, ensuring the action remains accessible to a global audience.
Beyond the visual broadcast, audio coverage remains robust for fans on the go. Every Blues game is available live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and through the official Blues App, providing a reliable alternative for those who prefer radio commentary. As the Blues continue to refine their media distribution strategy, this matchup against Montreal serves as a critical test of the new Blue Note+ infrastructure, highlighting the league’s ongoing evolution in digital sports consumption.
Source: nhl.com
