The St. Louis Blues have officially transitioned their local broadcast operations to Blue Note+, a new network operated directly by the franchise. This shift means fans within the Blues’ designated broadcast territory can no longer access games through the former FanDuel Sports Network. Instead, in-market viewers must subscribe to Blue Note+ via the Prime Video app to stream every home and away game live. The service is priced at $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year, offering a comprehensive package that includes exclusive content alongside the full NHL schedule.
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For those already subscribed to major cable or satellite providers, access to Blue Note+ is integrated into specific existing packages. Spectrum customers with Stream TV Pro, Stream TV VIP, or Select plans can view the channel immediately. Similarly, DIRECTV subscribers need the Choice package or higher, U-verse users require the U200 package or above, and FuboTV fans must hold a Pro plan or better. This integration ensures that loyal cable customers do not need to purchase a separate digital subscription, maintaining seamless access to the Blues’ local feed without additional cost.
Fans located outside the St. Louis broadcast territory have distinct viewing pathways to catch the action against the Montreal Canadiens. Out-of-market viewers can stream games through ESPN+ using the ESPN App, provided they have an ESPN Select or Unlimited plan, or via NHL Center Ice on Spectrum and DIRECTV. Additionally, any game selected for national broadcast will air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC, ensuring maximum accessibility. For audio coverage, every Blues game remains available live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and through the official Blues App, catering to fans who prefer radio or mobile listening.
Source: nhl.com
