The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens collide in a pivotal NHL matchup, marking a significant shift in how fans access local content. For viewers within the Blues broadcast territory, the teamβs new in-market network, Blue Note+, is now the primary destination for live games. Fans can subscribe directly through the Prime Video app for $19.99 monthly or $99.99 annually, gaining access to every home and away game alongside exclusive behind-the-scenes content. This transition replaces the previous FanDuel Sports Network arrangement, consolidating all local Blues hockey under one digital roof.
Blue Note+ debuts for local fans as out-of-market options expand via ESPN+ and NHL Center Ice.
Out-of-market supporters have multiple robust options to secure a live stream of the action. Subscribers to select Spectrum packages (Stream TV Pro, VIP, and Select), DIRECTV (Choice or above), U-verse (U200 or above), and Fubo (Pro or above) can access Blue Note+ directly through their existing services. Alternatively, national fans can tune in via ESPN+ using the ESPN App with a Select or Unlimited plan, or through NHL Center Ice on Spectrum or DIRECTV. Viewers should also monitor national broadcast schedules, as select games may air on TNT, ESPN, or ABC, providing free-to-air or cable alternatives for a wider audience.
Audio coverage remains comprehensive for those who prefer the radio experience or are on the go. Every Blues game is available live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and simultaneously through the official Blues App, ensuring no fan misses a single shift. As the Blues face the Canadiens, understanding these varied viewing pathways is essential for maximizing the game-day experience. Whether streaming via Prime Video, accessing through traditional cable providers, or listening on the radio, fans have unprecedented flexibility to follow the Bluesβ season-long journey.
Source: nhl.com
