St. Louis Blues fans within the local broadcast territory must now tune in to Blue Note+ to watch the team face the Montreal Canadiens. This new broadcast network, operated directly by the Blues, replaces FanDuel Sports Network for all local games. In-market viewers can access Blue Note+ through the Prime Video app for a monthly fee of $19.99 or an annual cost of $99.99. Additionally, subscribers with select Spectrum, DIRECTV, U-verse, or Fubo packages can stream the matchup without additional charges, ensuring seamless access to live action and exclusive content.
Blue Note+ and ESPN+ options detailed for in-market and out-of-market NHL fans.
Fans located outside the Blues’ broadcast region have multiple digital and cable options to follow the action against Montreal. Out-of-market viewers can stream the game via ESPN+ using the ESPN App, provided they hold an ESPN Select or Unlimited plan. Alternatively, NHL Center Ice subscribers on Spectrum or DIRECTV can access the feed directly. If the game is selected for national television, it will air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC, offering a free-to-air option for a broader audience.
For those preferring audio coverage, the St. Louis Blues provide comprehensive radio broadcasts for every game. Listeners can catch the live play-by-play on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) or through the official Blues App. This multi-platform availability ensures that both local and global audiences can engage with the Blues’ performance against the Canadiens, whether through high-definition video streams or traditional radio commentary.
Source: nhl.com
