John Kelly returns as the play-by-play broadcaster for Blues hockey on Bally Sports Midwest, while Darren Pang will continue to serve alongside Kelly as an analyst. Pang will also be part of TNT's new NHL broadcast team for select nationally-televised games. Former Blues defenseman Jamie Rivers will work alongside Hall of Famer Bernie Federko for Blues Live pregame, postgame and intermissions shows while also taking over analyst duties when Pang is unavailable due to his TNT broadcast schedule.
Blues local TV ratings have ranked in the Top 5 among U.S. NHL teams in each of the last eight seasons, including No. 3 in 2021, according to Nielsen Media Research. Games on Bally Sports Midwest are widely available on providers throughout the region, and games also stream on the Bally Sports app and BallySports.com.
For the third consecutive season, 101 ESPN will serve as the radio home of the Blues and will have live broadcasts of every preseason and regular-season game from Chris Kerber and Joey Vitale. In addition to being available over the air, the broadcasts can also be heard on
101espn.com
, the 101 Mobile App or the NHL app.
Each game features a one-hour pregame show, extended postgame shows with special guests and analysis and coverage of top stories from around the League.
101 ESPN's coverage throughout the season will includes regular appearances by Blues Head Coach Craig Berube on The Fast Lane, weekly appearances from David Perron on Karraker & Smallmon and appearances from Kerber, Vitale, Pang, Kelly or Federko for "The Blues Booth" each morning at 8:15 a.m.
Other programming includes The Last Minute Blues podcast with Rivers, Donny Fandango and Jeff Burton, which features two episodes per week. Season preview and playoff preview shows will be available throughout the season, as well as a Winter Classic show and more!
Blues games on Bally Sports Midwest
Oct. 16 at Colorado Avalanche
Oct. 18 at Arizona Coyotes
Oct. 23 vs. Los Angeles Kings
Oct. 25 vs. Los Angeles Kings
Oct. 28 vs. Colorado Avalanche
Oct. 30 vs. Chicago Blackhawks
Nov. 4 at San Jose Sharks
Nov. 7 at Anaheim Ducks
Nov. 9 at Winnipeg Jets
Nov. 11 vs. Nashville Predators
Nov. 13 at Carolina Hurricanes
Nov. 14 vs. Edmonton Oilers
Nov. 16 vs. Arizona Coyotes
Nov. 18 vs. San Jose Sharks
Nov. 20 at Dallas Stars
Nov. 22 vs. Vegas Golden Knights
Nov. 24 at Detroit Red Wings
Nov. 27 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets
Dec. 2 at Tampa Bay Lightning
Dec. 4 at Florida Panthers
Dec. 7 vs. Florida Panthers
Dec. 9 vs. Detroit Red Wings
Dec. 11 vs. Montreal Canadiens
Dec. 12 vs. Anaheim Ducks
Dec. 14 at Dallas Stars
Dec. 19 at Winnipeg Jets
Dec. 21 at Ottawa Senators
Dec. 23 at Toronto Maple Leafs
Dec. 27 vs. New Jersey Devils
Dec. 29 vs. Edmonton Oilers
Jan. 7 vs. Washington Capitals
Jan. 9 vs. Dallas Stars
Jan. 13 vs. Seattle Kraken
Jan. 15 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs
Jan. 17 vs. Nashville Predators
Jan. 21 at Seattle Kraken
Jan. 23 at Vancouver Canucks
Jan. 24 at Calgary Flames
Jan. 27 at Calgary Flames
Jan. 29 vs. Winnipeg Jets
Jan. 30 vs. Chicago Blackhawks
Feb. 1 at Montreal Canadiens
Feb. 25 vs. Buffalo Sabres
Feb. 27 at Chicago Blackhawks
Feb. 28 at Philadelphia Flyers
March 5 at New York Islanders
March 6 at New Jersey Devils
March 8 vs. Ottawa Senators
March 10 vs. New York Rangers
March 12 at Nashville Predators
March 13 vs. Winnipeg Jets
March 17 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins
March 19 at Columbus Blue Jackets
March 22 at Washington Capitals
March 26 vs. Carolina Hurricanes
March 28 vs. Vancouver Canucks
March 30 at Vancouver Canucks
April 1 at Edmonton Oilers
April 2 at Calgary Flames
April 4 vs. Arizona Coyotes
April 6 vs. Seattle Kraken
April 8 vs. Minnesota Wild
April 9 vs. New York Islanders
April 12 at Boston Bruins
April 14 at Buffalo Sabres
April 17 at Nashville Predators
April 23 at Arizona Coyotes
April 24 at Anaheim Ducks
April 29 vs. Vegas Golden Knights
