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The St. Louis Blues have introduced " Blue Note+" as the new, exclusive multimedia home of the team’s regional television broadcasts, starting this season.

The St. Louis Blues have launched "Blue Note+" as the new, exclusive multimedia home for the team's regional television broadcasts starting with the 2026-27 season. The NHL franchise has secured distribution deals with Spectrum and Amazon's Prime Video to broadcast 73 local games, including pregame and postgame coverage. The team's regular season is scheduled to begin on Friday, October 2, against the Dallas Stars.
Spectrum customers can access the new channel through eligible cable service plans, while Prime Video users within the broadcast territory can stream games for $19.99 monthly or $99.99 annually. The move follows the Blues' departure from FanDuel Sports Network Midwest. Chris Kerber and Joey Vitale will continue as the broadcast team.
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