The St. Louis Blues and Montreal Canadiens collide in a pivotal NHL matchup, but fans must navigate a significant shift in local broadcasting to catch the action. The Blues have fully transitioned their local coverage to Blue Note+, a proprietary network operated by the franchise that replaces the former FanDuel Sports Network feed. This move ensures that in-market viewers have a dedicated, high-quality streaming platform for every home and away contest, marking a new era for regional hockey coverage in the Midwest.
Blue Note+ expands reach as Blues clash with Habs; hereβs where to tune in.
For fans residing within the Blues broadcast territory, Blue Note+ is accessible exclusively through the Prime Video app for a subscription of $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year. The service is also included in select existing cable and satellite packages, specifically Spectrum Stream TV Pro/VIP/Select, DIRECTV Choice or above, U-verse U200 or above, and Fubo Pro or above. This multi-platform availability allows in-market supporters to stream live games and exclusive content seamlessly, ensuring they do not miss a single shift of the Bluesβ season.
Out-of-market viewers have multiple robust options to follow the Blues versus Canadiens rivalry. National broadcasts will air on TNT, ESPN, ESPN+, or ABC, while dedicated hockey fans can access every game via NHL Center Ice on Spectrum or DIRECTV. Additionally, the ESPN App offers coverage for subscribers with Select or Unlimited plans. For those preferring audio coverage, every game is available live on 101 ESPN (101.1 FM) and through the official Blues App, providing comprehensive access regardless of location or device preference.
Source: nhl.com
