The Blues have a streaming home and a price, and not much else yet. Prime Video is the exclusive way to stream Blues games inside the territory this season, at $19.99 a month or $99.99 for the year, bought with a free Amazon account and no Prime membership required. Seventy-three of the 84 regular-season games are included.
The network is called Blue Note+, and it streams on Prime Video at $19.99 a month or $99.99 for the year. The on-air team, the cable and satellite channel positions and the over-the-air carriage have still not been announced — the club says before the 2 October opener.
Where can I watch Blues games in 2026-27?
On Prime Video, which became the exclusive in-market streaming home under an agreement announced on 2 September 2026. The club will produce 73 locally televised games with the NHL’s centralised production group and its own staff, replacing FanDuel Sports Network Midwest.
What does it cost, and do I need Amazon Prime?
Fans can stream locally televised games by subscribing to Blue Note+ on Prime Video. The subscription will soon be available to anyone in the Blues broadcast territory with an Amazon account for $19.99/month or $99.99/annually.
What is the network called?
It does not have a public name yet. The club says the platform’s official name will be revealed before the opener on 2 October, along with the on-air team. St. Louis is the only one of the six Prime Video clubs still without a network name three weeks out.
Can I watch on cable, satellite or over the air?
Blue Note+ costs $19.99 a month or $99.99 a year on Prime Video, and carries 73 of the Blues’ 84 games. A free Amazon account is enough — you do not need Prime. Spectrum carries it on Stream TV Pro, VIP and Select, Fubo on a Pro plan or above, and five small providers carry it too: Grafton Technologies, Harrisonville Telephone, Highland Communication Services and Wabash Independent Networks in Illinois, and Midco in Kansas. DIRECTV, AT&T U-verse and Comcast do not carry it at all. So if you are on DIRECTV or U-verse, your only Blues games are the ten that air free over the air on First Alert ABC — channel 32.1 in St. Louis, 12 on Spectrum, 30 on Dish, DIRECTV and U-verse. Those dates are in the table below.
Am I in-market?
The Blues describe a five-state region but have not said which five. The club points fans to a postcode checker on its own site, which is the only reliable way to settle it at the moment. Out-of-market fans need NHL Center Ice or NHL Power Play through the ESPN app.
Who calls the games?
Radio is settled and unchanged: Chris Kerber on play-by-play with Joey Vitale on 101 ESPN, also carried on 101espn.com and the Blues app. The television team has not been named — that comes with the network name before the opener.
When do the Blues open?
Friday 2 October, away at Dallas, at 8pm on TNT. It is a national game, so the season starts off the local product. The home opener is Thursday 8 October against San Jose at Enterprise Center.
| Local network | Blue Note+ |
|---|---|
| Streaming | Blue Note+ on Prime Video, exclusive in-market |
| Price | $19.99 a month · $99.99 a year |
| Amazon Prime required? | No — a free Amazon account is enough |
| Games included | 73 of 84 |
| Cable and satellite | Spectrum (Stream TV Pro, VIP, Select); Fubo (Pro plan or above); Grafton Technologies, Harrisonville Telephone, Highland Communication Services, Wabash Independent Networks (IL), Midco (KS). Not on DIRECTV, AT&T U-verse or Comcast. |
| Free over the air | Not announced |
| Blackout territory | A five-state region; the states have not been listed — use the club’s postcode checker |
| Radio | 101 ESPN — Chris Kerber, Joey Vitale |
| TV team | Chris Kerber (play-by-play), Joey Vitale, Andy Strickland, Bernie Federko, Jamie Rivers, Cam Janssen |
| National TV games | 11 |
| Opening night | Fri 2 October, at Dallas, on TNT; home opener Thu 8 October v San Jose |
Updated 19 Oct: fifth cable carrier for Blue Note+ confirmed. Prices and carriage change — see our guide to watching every NHL team in 2026-27 for the national packages and how blackouts work.
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