The St. Louis Blues prepare to host the Montreal Canadiens in a pivotal NHL matchup that demands immediate attention from fans across the league. For viewers located within the Blues’ local broadcast territory, access to live coverage has shifted to Blue Note+, the team’s newly launched broadcast network operating through the Prime Video app. This transition replaces the previous FanDuel Sports Network coverage, ensuring in-market supporters can stream every game live while enjoying exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Subscribers can access this service for $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year, providing a dedicated platform for local hockey enthusiasts to follow the Blues’ season-long journey.
Blue Note+ and national options detailed for the Blues-Canadiens clash.
Fans outside the local market have multiple robust options to catch the action without missing a single shift. Out-of-market viewers can stream the game via ESPN+ using an ESPN Select or Unlimited plan, or through NHL Center Ice available on Spectrum and DIRECTV. Additionally, select cable and satellite packages, including Spectrum Stream TV Pro and VIP, DIRECTV Choice, U-verse U200, and Fubo Pro, grant access to Blue Note+ content. For those preferring traditional television, national broadcasts will air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC, ensuring the Blues-Canadiens rivalry remains accessible to a wide audience regardless of their primary streaming provider.
Audio coverage remains a staple for fans who prefer listening to the game while multitasking or commuting. Every Blues game, including this contest against Montreal, will be available live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and through the official Blues App. This comprehensive viewing guide ensures that whether you are a dedicated local supporter or a national fan, you have clear, direct pathways to watch the Blues take on the Canadiens. Verifying your specific zip code for local eligibility is the first step, but the variety of streaming and radio options guarantees that no fan is left out of this high-stakes encounter.
Source: nhl.com
