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 to catch the action. For the first time, in-market viewers within the Blues territory will access live games exclusively through Blue Note+, a new broadcast network operated by the franchise. This transition replaces the previous FanDuel Sports Network coverage, ensuring that local supporters have a dedicated platform for high-quality, in-market streaming and exclusive team content.
Blue Note+ launches local coverage; here’s how to tune in from anywhere.
In-market fans can subscribe to Blue Note+ directly through the Prime Video app for $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year. Alternatively, subscribers with select Spectrum packages (Stream TV Pro, VIP, or Select), DIRECTV (Choice package or above), U-verse (U200 package or above), or Fubo (Pro plan or above) can view the network without an additional subscription. This streamlined access ensures that local hockey enthusiasts can stream the Blues’ full season with minimal friction, maintaining high-definition quality and real-time updates.
Fans outside the local broadcast territory have multiple robust options to watch the Blues versus the Canadiens. Out-of-market viewers can stream the game via ESPN+ using the ESPN App with a Select or Unlimited plan, or through NHL Center Ice on Spectrum or DIRECTV. National broadcasts may air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC depending on the scheduling. Additionally, audio coverage remains accessible to all fans through 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and the official Blues App, ensuring no one misses the play-by-play commentary.
Source: nhl.com
