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FanDuel Sports Network (previously known as Bally Sports) is your TV and streaming home of the St. Louis Blues. John Kelly and Jamie Rivers call the action. Blues telecasts are available on TV and via the FanDuel Sports Network app.

Watch the Blues on FanDuel Sports Network with a TV provider For a list of local providers that carry FanDuel Sports Network, visit www.getmyhometeams.com. In the Blues footprint, options include Spectrum, DIRECTV, DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, U-verse TV, Xfinity and Xtream powered by Mediacom. If you watch the Blues on FanDuel Sports Network with your TV provider, you can stream the games on the FanDuel Sports Network app and FanDuelSportsNetwork.com for no additional charge.

Subscribe to FanDuel Sports Network to stream Blues games Fans in the local region can subscribe directly to FanDuel Sports Network. Fans can purchase a monthly, season pass, or annual subscription. For more information and to sign up, visit FanDuelSportsNetwork.com/packages.

If you already had a Bally Sports account, these credentials will work in the FanDuel Sports Network app.

New: Purchase Single Games You can now stream the Blues for $6.99 a game. No subscription needed. Visit FanDuelSportsNetwork.com and select a live game to purchase.

Now available on Prime Video FanDuel Sports Network is also now available through Prime Video as an add-on subscription to stream Blues games. Prime Video customers in the Blues television territory can subscribe and watch local FanDuel Sports Network content, including live games, directly through Prime Video. To get started, open the Prime Video app or visit amazon.com/channels, search “FanDuel Sports Network” and select a plan.

First Alert 4 (KMOV-TV) and it's sister station, Matrix Midwest, will combine to broadcast three St. Louis Blues games over the air locally: Feb. 22 vs. Winnipeg (KMOV-TV, Matrix-MW), March 8 at Los Angeles (KMOV-TV, Matrix-MW) and March 25 vs. Montreal (Matrix-MW).

Matrix Midwest launched in 2024 and is available free over the air on Channel 32 and on Channel 6 on Spectrum/Charter. To learn more, visit MatrixMidwest.com.

Kansas City (KSMO 62.1), Cape Girardeau (CW/KFVS 12.2), Columbia (KMIZ), Springfield, MO (KYCW 33.2), Topeka, KS (WIBW 13.2), Evansville, IN (MeTV/WFIE 14.2), Cedar Rapids, IA (KCRG 9.2), Davenport, IA (KWQC 6.3), Ottumwa, IA (KYOU 15.3), Peoria, IL (WEEK 25.3) and Quincy, IL (CW+/WGEM 10.2).

Victory+ will stream three St. Louis Blues games during the 2024-25 season for free in the St. Louis viewing region: Feb. 22 vs. WPG, March 8 at LAK, March 25 vs. MTL. Victory+ is available as a free app on Roku, Apple iOS, Apple TV, Android, Amazon Fire TV, Google TV, Samsung TV, Vizio and web streaming.

ESPN and ABC broadcast national TV NHL games throughout the season, also available to stream on ESPN+ and the ESPN App.

Marquee NHL matchups will air nationally on TNT throughout the season, the network's fourth year covering the NHL.

NHL on TNT games are also available to stream on Max through the Bleacher Report (B / R) Sports Add-On.

Other nationally-broadcasted Blues games may be exclusively available online streaming on ESPN+ and Hulu (available with any Hulu plan). ESPN+ is $10.99/month or $109.99/year, while Hulu subscriptions begin at $7.99/month.

For all radio coverage of the St. Louis Blues this season, tune to 101 ESPN to hear Chris Kerber and Joey Vitale call every single game! Fans can also listen in the Blues App or at 101espn.com.

Fans located outside of the St. Louis broadcast area can watch the team play every locally-broadcasted (FanDuel Sports Network) game with NHL Power Play on ESPN+.

Includes ESPN, ABC and ESPN+ nationally-broadcasted games.

Subscriptions begin at $10.99/month or $109.99/year.