The Stanley Cup is over, so look for the NHL Draft June 28-29 — watch it on Sling TV! On May 27th, the Colorado Avalanche defeated the St Louis Blues 4-2 in game six game to go to the Conference Finals and ultimately win the 2022 Stanley Cup. Well, it’s time for a grudge match as the two teams meet again this weekend. You can watch the game live on ESPN, Sunday, December 11th at (EST).
In a hurry? Watch this game live on ESPN with Sling Orange for only $40.00/mo!
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The Colorado Avalanche and the St Louis Blues ended the 2021-22 regular season atop of the Central Division of the West Conference. The Avalanche was in first with a final record of 56-19-7 and the Blues was in third with a still impressive 49-22-11.
The Blues managed a surprisingly strong 4-1 Victory over Colarado at the Ball Arena in the second game. But mostly, the six-game series saw the Avalanche in control with the Blues only managing a win (in overtime) in game 5.
The 2022-23 season has not been as kind to either team. The Avalanche are currently in third place with a record of 13-10-2. The Blues are doing substantially worse, currently in sixth place with a record of 12-15-0.
But all eyes will be on these teams Sunday afternoon as they meet again. The last time saw the Avalanche defeated at home 3-2. We will see if they manage to do better in St Louis.
It has only been over the last dozen or so games that both these teams have slipped. And this matchup may be just what they need to jumpstart their seasons.
How to Watch Colorado at St Louis on TV
The Avalanche and Blues will meet twice a total of four times this season. The current game is the only one that is broadcast nationally, although you will be able to stream the January 28th game everywhere with Hulu and ESPN+.
- Sun Dec 11 : Colorado at St Louis (ESPN)
- Sat Jan 28 : St Louis at Colorado (Hulu)
- Sat Feb 18 : Colorado at St Louis (Bally Sports Midwest/Altitude)
The last game is available to local fans of the corresponding NHL team through their regional sports networks (RSNs). ESPN+ provides streaming access to all out-of-market NHL games.
Stream the Avalanche and Blues With Sling TV
Sling Orange ($40.00/mo) provides ESPN, which will air the Colorado-St Louis game. But it’s a good service for watching NHL hockey more generally.
The base Orange plan comes with ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN3. ESPN3 is only available directly with Sling TV. It’s more of a streaming service than a channel because it streams a lot of events at the same time. But most important, it provides subscribers simulcasts of all ABC Sports broadcasts.
Sling Orange also includes The Disney Channel — and you can get other Disney channels as add-ons. The plan comes with a total of 31 live TV channels. These include channels you actually want and not a bunch of channels you will never watch: A&E, AMC, BET, CNN, Comedy Central, Food Network, Freeform, HGTV, History Channel, IFC, Lifetime, MotorTrend, Nick Jr, TBS, TNT, and more.
Sling TV offers lots of options. You can combine the Orange plan with Sling Blue. The Sling Orange & Blue plan (:sling-orange-blue-price:), you also get Fox, FS1, NBC, and USA. And March Madness fans will be pleased to know that truTV is included. And so is NFL Network.
The Sports Extra add-on ($11/mo) provides NHL Network as well as MLB Network, MLB Strike Zone, NBA TV, beIN Sports, and Tennis Channel. Plus you get a lot of great NCAA conference channels.
Sling TV Is Great for NHL Fans
More than other streaming services, Sling TV treats TV in a different way. It isn’t just a facsimile of cable. There are many advantages to signing up for Sling TV:
- Least expensive: ESPN is an expensive channel and no one comes close to providing it as cheaply as Sling TV. It is 60% the price of competitors FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, DIRECTV STREAM, and YouTube TV.
- Awesome device support: Stream on all the devices you own.
- Great antenna integration: No one else allows you to funnel your local channels with your streaming channels.
- A la carte channels: Start with a basic plan and then add exactly the channels you want.
- On-demand library: Constantly updated collection of shows and movies.
- 50 hours of cloud DVR storage.
Devices to Live Stream Colorado at St Louis
Sling TV offers great support for streaming devices. You will probably see your favorite device in the list below. But if not, see our complete list of devices.
- Amazon Fire TV (Firestick)
- Android mobile
- Android TV
- Apple TV
- Chromecast
- iOS (iPhone, iPad)
- LG TVs
- Roku
- Samsung TVs
- Vizio TVs
- Web browsers
- Xbox.
Wrapping Up
Don’t miss one of the best grudge matches this NHL season. Both teams should be at the top of their games!
You can watch the Colorado Avalanche at St Louis Blues with Sling TV for just $40. Sign up now!
Image created from Avalanche vs Blues by Remy Connors under CC BY 2.0
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