The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens prepare to collide in a pivotal NHL matchup, with fans facing a significant shift in local broadcasting options. The Blues have officially transitioned their local rights to Blue Note+, a new broadcast network operated by the franchise that replaces the former FanDuel Sports Network coverage. This change ensures that in-market viewers have a dedicated platform for live games, exclusive content, and season-long access, marking a new era for local hockey broadcasting in the region.
Blue Note+ expands reach as Blues face Canadiens; hereβs how to tune in.
In-market fans residing within the Blues broadcast territory can access Blue Note+ exclusively through the Prime Video app. The service is priced at $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year, offering a cost-effective alternative for dedicated supporters. Additionally, subscribers with specific premium packages from Spectrum, DIRECTV, U-verse, or Fubo can view Blue Note+ content without additional fees, provided their plans meet the required tiers such as Stream TV Pro, Choice, U200, or Pro.
Out-of-market viewers have multiple robust options to catch the action, ensuring no fan misses the game. National broadcasts will air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC, while ESPN+ subscribers with Select or Unlimited plans can stream games via the ESPN App. For those preferring traditional cable or satellite, NHL Center Ice remains available on Spectrum and DIRECTV. Radio coverage is simultaneously accessible on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and through the dedicated Blues App, providing comprehensive audio coverage for all fans.
Source: nhl.com
