The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens prepare to collide in a high-stakes NHL matchup, but fans must navigate a significant shift in local broadcasting infrastructure to catch the action. For viewers within the Bluesβ broadcast territory, the teamβs new proprietary network, Blue Note+, has officially replaced FanDuel Sports Network as the exclusive home for live games. This transition marks a pivotal moment for in-market fans, who can now access every regular-season game through the Prime Video app. The service is available for a subscription of $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year, bundling live hockey with exclusive behind-the-scenes content to deepen fan engagement.
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Access to Blue Note+ is streamlined for subscribers of major cable and streaming providers. Fans holding select Spectrum packages, including Stream TV Pro, Stream TV VIP, and Select, can stream the network directly. Similarly, DIRECTV subscribers with the Choice package or higher, U-verse customers on the U200 package or above, and Fubo users on the Pro plan or higher have immediate access. This integration ensures that loyal fans do not need to purchase a separate subscription if they already maintain these premium service tiers, maintaining seamless continuity in their viewing experience.
For out-of-market audiences, the viewing landscape remains robust with multiple national options. Fans outside the local territory can tune in via ESPN+ using the ESPN App, provided they hold an ESPN Select or Unlimited plan, or through NHL Center Ice on Spectrum or DIRECTV. Major national broadcasts will also air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+ or ABC, ensuring wide accessibility. Additionally, audio coverage is fully synchronized with the visual broadcast, as every game is streamed live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and within the official Blues App, allowing fans to follow the puckβs movement from anywhere.
Source: nhl.com
