St. Louis Blues Partner with Gray Media to Broadcast Three Games Free Over-the-Air on First Alert 4 & Matrix Midwest
Gray Media (NYSE: GTN) is thrilled to announce the return of free NHL hockey broadcasts to the St. Louis market and various affiliate stations across the Midwest. First Alert 4 (KMOV-TV) and its sister station,
St. Louis Blues to air 3 games on over-the-air TV
The Blues have not televised a game on over-the-air television since the 2008-09 National Hockey League season. The return to over-the-air television includes KMOV and Matrix Midwest, a sports-focused over-the-air station launched in 2024 that's channel 32 over the air and channel 6 on Spectrum/Charter. They'll televise the following games:
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