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Breaking down every national TV game on the St. Louis Blues schedule

While they won’t be as competitive in 2024-25, the St. Louis Blues will still grace the national TV schedule quite a few times.

By Todd Matthews

Apr 17, 2024; Dallas, Texas, USA; St. Louis Blues defenseman Matthew Kessel (51) skates against the Dallas Stars during the third period at the American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
Apr 17, 2024; Dallas, Texas, USA; St. Louis Blues defenseman Matthew Kessel (51) skates against the Dallas Stars during the third period at the American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports / Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
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The St. Louis Blues have 11 nationally televised games for your viewing pleasure in 2024-25, and yes, there are more than a few winnable games here. So, if you’re a Blues fan believing that your team won’t be competitive this season, you may want to take a hard look at the games listed below since they may give you some hope when this team graces the national stage. 

The fun begins on October 8th against the Seattle Kraken, and two days later, the Blues will visit the San Jose Sharks. To say both games aren’t winnable is an understatement, but the fun continues on October 15th vs. the lowly Minnesota Wild. 

After a one-month break from the national spotlight, the Blues will return to the big stage on the road against the Buffalo Sabres. This may be an interesting matchup, as nobody knows what the Sabres will look like when their revamped team takes the ice this season. 

Just a few days later, on November 19th, the Blues are at it again vs. the Wild, this time on their home ice. Fast-forward to New Year’s Eve and the Blues will visit the Chicago Blackhawks for the Winter Classic at Wrigley Field before their first nationally-televised game of 2025, which will come on February 4th vs. the Western Conference Champion Edmonton Oilers. 

Over 13 percent of the St. Louis Blues schedule will be on national TV

After nearly a month out of the national spotlight, St. Louis will play the Dallas Stars on the road on March 2nd, and they will return to national television once again on March 18th and March 20th, where they will play the Nashville Predators and Vancouver Canucks, respectively. 

They will round out their national TV schedule in what will be an ultra-tough matchup against the Edmonton Oilers, with this game coming north of the border. For a complete list of dates and times, you can check them all out below:

  • October 8th at Seattle Kraken, 3:30 PM/ESPN, ESPN+
  • October 10th at San Jose Sharks, 9:30 PM/ESPN+, Hulu
  • October 15th vs. Minnesota Wild, 6:30 PM/ESPN, ESPN+
  • November 14th at Buffalo Sabres, 6:30 PM/ESPN+, Hulu
  • November 19th vs. Minnesota Wild, 7 PM/ESPN+, Hulu
  • December 31st at Chicago Blackhawks, 4 PM/MAX, truTV, TNT
  • February 4th vs. Edmonton Oilers, 7 PM/ESPN+, Hulu
  • March 2nd at Dallas Stars, 5 PM/MAX, truTV, TNT
  • March 18th at Nashville Predators, 8 PM/ESPN, ESPN+
  • March 20th vs. Vancouver Canucks, 6:30 PM/ESPN+, Hulu
  • April 9th at Edmonton Oilers, 9 PM/MAX, truTV, TNT

So, there’s your national TV schedule for the St. Louis Blues in 2024-25, and as you can see, there are plenty of winnable games early on, even if the back half looks rather tough. If you’re looking for ways to catch all the Blues action this season, check out our how-to-watch article, and you’ll be good to go.

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