Central STL News

The St. Louis Blues will appear on national television or streaming platforms 14 times during the 2025-26 NHL regular season. The coverage will be split between ESPN, ESPN+, and Hulu, which together will broadcast eight games, while TNT will air six games.

The national broadcast schedule includes six matchups against Central Division opponents: three games with the Chicago Blackhawks, two with the Dallas Stars, and one against the Colorado Avalanche. Other notable nationally televised games feature a November 5 contest against Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals, a March 13 game versus Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers, and an April 14 matchup with Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

As a result of national broadcasts, four games have adjusted start times: December 9 against the Boston Bruins now begins at 7 p.m., January 13 versus the Carolina Hurricanes at 6:30 p.m., February 28 against the New Jersey Devils at 4 p.m., and March 1 at Minnesota Wild at 4 p.m.

FanDuel Sports Network is set to carry the remaining 68 regular-season Blues games. Audio for all regular-season contests will also be available through 101 ESPN radio and via the Blues App.

The full list of nationally televised Blues games for the upcoming season includes:

- October 15 vs. Chicago Blackhawks (TNT)

- November 5 at Washington Capitals (TNT)

- December 12 vs. Chicago Blackhawks (ESPN+, Hulu)

- January 7 at Chicago Blackhawks (TNT)

- January 13 vs. Carolina Hurricanes (ESPN+, Hulu)

- January 27 vs. Dallas Stars (ESPN+, Hulu)

- February 4 at Dallas Stars (TNT)

- March 4 at Seattle Kraken (ESPN+, Hulu)

- March 10 vs. NY Islanders (TNT)

- March 13 vs. Edmonton Oilers (ESPN+, Hulu)

- April 1 at Los Angeles Kings (TNT)

- April 5 at Colorado Avalanche (ESPN)

- April 14 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins (ESPN)

- April 16 at Utah Mammoth (ESPN)

All listed times are in Central Time.