The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens are set to clash in a pivotal NHL matchup, but fans must navigate updated broadcast territories to catch the action. For viewers within the Blues’ local market, the team has transitioned from FanDuel Sports Network to its new in-house broadcast network, Blue Note+. This service is exclusively available through the Prime Video app, requiring a subscription of $19.99 monthly or $99.99 annually to stream live games and access exclusive team content.
Blue Note+ launches local coverage; out-of-market fans have multiple streaming options.
Fans outside the local broadcast territory have several reliable options to view the contest. Out-of-market viewers can access the game via ESPN+ using the ESPN App with a Select or Unlimited plan, or through NHL Center Ice on Spectrum or DIRECTV. Additionally, select cable and satellite packages, including Spectrum Stream TV Pro/VIP, DIRECTV Choice, U-verse U200, and Fubo Pro, carry the Blue Note+ feed, ensuring broad accessibility for cord-cutters and traditional subscribers alike.
National broadcast slots remain a key component of the viewing landscape, with select games airing on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC. For those preferring audio coverage, every Blues game is available live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and within the official Blues App. As the Blues continue to build their brand with the new Blue Note+ initiative, fans should verify their specific zip code to determine the optimal streaming platform for this high-stakes encounter against Montreal.
Source: nhl.com
