St. Louis, MO, September 2, 2026 —

For the upcoming National Hockey League season, local broadcasts of the St. Louis Blues will be accessible through Amazon Prime Video. This development marks a shift in how fans in the St. Louis region can watch their team’s games, integrating the broadcasts into the popular streaming service.

The specific details regarding which games will be included, the exact start date of availability, and any associated subscription requirements beyond a standard Prime membership were not immediately available. Further information is expected to be released as the season approaches.

Historically, local sports broadcasts have been primarily distributed through traditional cable and regional sports networks. The move to a streaming platform like Prime Video indicates a broader trend across professional sports leagues to expand digital reach and cater to an evolving viewership that increasingly favors online content consumption. This also allows for potential access to games for individuals who may not subscribe to traditional cable packages.

Prime Video has been expanding its sports broadcasting portfolio, and this agreement with the St. Louis Blues is a notable addition within the NHL landscape. Fans will be looking forward to more clarity on how this will affect their game-day viewing experience.


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