The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens prepare to clash in a pivotal NHL matchup, but fans must navigate a significant shift in local broadcasting infrastructure. For viewers within the Blues broadcast territory, the teamโs new local network, Blue Note+, takes over from the former FanDuel Sports Network. This transition ensures that in-market supporters can access live games exclusively through the Prime Video app or select cable and satellite providers, marking a new era for regional hockey coverage.
Blue Note+ debuts for local fans while out-of-market viewers rely on ESPN+ and NHL Center Ice.
Accessing the game requires specific subscription tiers depending on your location and service provider. In-market fans can subscribe to Blue Note+ directly for $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year via Prime Video, or view the feed through Spectrum (Stream TV Pro/VIP/Select), DIRECTV (Choice or above), U-verse (U200 or above), and Fubo (Pro or above). Out-of-market viewers have multiple options, including ESPN+ (requiring an ESPN Select or Unlimited plan), NHL Center Ice on Spectrum or DIRECTV, or national broadcasts on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, and ABC.
Audio coverage remains consistent for fans who prefer radio or mobile listening, with every Blues game available live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and through the official Blues App. This multi-platform availability ensures that whether you are tuning in via local streaming, national cable, or audio, the matchup between the Blues and Canadiens is accessible across all major digital and traditional media channels.
Source: nhl.com
