Blues Off-season and 2026-27 Season

[cardsfantx]

the crazy one for me is Ostlud...that's basically a DVO comp and he got 8/52??

I'm not giving a 3rd line C 6.6...I HOPE DVO is a 2nd line center and if so that'd be a good contract, but that's crazy to me for a guy with 27 career points in the NHL

[JCShutout]

the crazy one for me is Ostlud...that's basically a DVO comp and he got 8/52??

I'm not giving a 3rd line C 6.6...I HOPE DVO is a 2nd line center and if so that'd be a good contract, but that's crazy to me for a guy with 27 career points in the NHL

Geez. What the fork is happening?

[GeddyWrox]

Blues announced a deal with Charter Spectrum to carry games on the new channel Blue Note+. Channel # forthcoming.

Other cable/satellite providers not announced yet.

[cardsfantx]

Blues announced a deal with Charter Spectrum to carry games on the new channel Blue Note+. Channel # forthcoming.

Other cable/satellite providers not announced yet.

Looks like 19 a month or 99 a year?

Everything I’ve read for us not local is it’s still the same on ESPN+?

[GeddyWrox]

Blues announced a deal with Charter Spectrum to carry games on the new channel Blue Note+. Channel # forthcoming.

Other cable/satellite providers not announced yet.

Looks like 19 a month or 99 a year?

Everything I’ve read for us not local is it’s still the same on ESPN+?

The streaming option for local fans is that $19/month, available on Amazon Prime. For us Charter Spectrum folks, I think we will just get the channel, assuming we have the right package already.

Yeah, I think I remember seeing you out of towners can still get it on ESPN+ like before.

[GeddyWrox]

https://www.stltoday.com/sports/profess ... -top-story

Get used to Blue Note+.

On Wednesday morning, the Blues announced Blue Note+ as the new home for their regional broadcasts, which will air 73 of the team's 84 games this season. The network takes over for FanDuel Sports Network, whose parent company ceased operations earlier this year.

The Blues also announced that Blue Note+ will be available through Spectrum cable packages. While they did not announce a channel number, the Blues said one should be coming in "a matter of days now that our agreement is finalized."

In a release, the Blues said they "are continuing to negotiate with other cable, satellite, and digital distributors in St. Louis and throughout the broadcast territory."

Fans can purchase direct streaming access to Blue Note+ through Prime Video. The add-on package (not included with a Prime subscription) costs $19.99 a month or $99.99 a year. Users need a free Amazon account to sign up for the subscription to Blue Note+, which the team said will be available before the start of the regular season.

The Blues confirmed that the broadcast team of Chris Kerber (play-by-play) and Joey Vitale (analyst) will remain intact, as will the simulcast on 101 ESPN. Andy Strickland will continue to host pregame, postgame and intermission shows, with analysts Bernie Federko, Jamie Rivers and Cam Janssen. It will be Janssen's broadcast debut.