St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild Live Stream
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Fixture facts
- Game day
- Puck drop
- (Thu 8:00 PM EDT)
- Event
- NHL
- Expected length
- Around 2 and a half hours
- Location
- Grand Casino Arena, Saint Paul, MN
- Broadcasters
- ESPN+, Blues App, BN+, MINNHL
Team profiles
Minnesota Wild
- Home arena
- Grand Casino Arena, Saint Paul
- Position
- 1st in Western Conference
- Record to date
- 4-1; 2-0-0 at home, 2-1-1 away
- Year founded
- 2000
St. Louis Blues
- Home arena
- Enterprise Center, St. Louis
- Position
- 1st in Western Conference
- Record to date
- 2-2; 1-0-1 at home, 1-2-0 away
- Year founded
- 1967
Who are the Minnesota Wild?
Based in Saint Paul, the Minnesota Wild play at Grand Casino Arena. Their 4-1 record has them 1st in Western Conference.
Who are the St. Louis Blues?
The Blues carry a 2-2 record into this game. On the road they are 1-2-0; at home, 1-0-1.
What is next for Wild
| Date | Opponent |
|---|---|
| · | vs Columbus Blue Jackets |
| · | @ Edmonton Oilers |
| · | @ Calgary Flames |
What is next for Blues
| Date | Opponent |
|---|---|
| · | @ Nashville Predators |
| · | vs Winnipeg Jets |
| · | vs Vegas Golden Knights |
Squad lists
Wild squad, 25 names
| # | Player | Position | Height | Birth country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | Yakov Trenin | C | 6′2″ | RUS |
| 14 | Joel Eriksson Ek | C | 6′3″ | SWE |
| 15 | Charlie Stramel | C | 6′3″ | USA |
| 47 | Michael McCarron | C | 6′6″ | USA |
| 78 | Nico Sturm | C | 6′3″ | GER |
| 12 | Matt Boldy | LW | 6′2″ | USA |
| 17 | Marcus Foligno | LW | 6′3″ | USA |
| 20 | Blake Coleman | LW | 5′11″ | USA |
| 71 | Nick Foligno | LW | 6′0″ | USA |
| 97 | Kirill Kaprizov | LW | 5′10″ | RUS |
| 10 | Bobby Brink | RW | 5′8″ | USA |
| 22 | Danila Yurov | RW | 6′1″ | RUS |
| 38 | Ryan Hartman | RW | 6′0″ | USA |
| 49 | Maxim Shabanov | RW | 5′9″ | RUS |
| 3 | Olli Maatta | D | 6′2″ | FIN |
| 6 | Viking Gustafsson Nyberg | D | 6′6″ | SWE |
| 7 | Brock Faber | D | 6′1″ | USA |
| 24 | Zach Bogosian | D | 6′3″ | USA |
| 25 | Jonas Brodin | D | 6′2″ | SWE |
| 43 | Quinn Hughes | D | 5′10″ | USA |
| 46 | Jared Spurgeon | D | 5′9″ | CAN |
| 48 | Daemon Hunt | D | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 82 | David Spacek | D | 6′0″ | USA |
| 30 | Jesper Wallstedt | G | 6′3″ | SWE |
| 31 | Calvin Pickard | G | 6′1″ | CAN |
Blues squad, 25 names
| # | Player | Position | Height | Birth country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | Robert Thomas | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 22 | Pius Suter | C | 5′11″ | SUI |
| 52 | Zach Dean | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 65 | Dillon Dube | C | 5′11″ | CAN |
| 77 | Connor McMichael | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 83 | Mason McTavish | C | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 49 | Ross Johnston | LW | 6′5″ | CAN |
| 63 | Jake Neighbours | LW | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 81 | Dylan Holloway | LW | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 89 | Pavel Buchnevich | LW | 6′1″ | RUS |
| 15 | Dalibor Dvorsky | RW | 6′1″ | SVK |
| 21 | Jimmy Snuggerud | RW | 6′1″ | USA |
| 29 | Jonatan Berggren | RW | 5′11″ | SWE |
| 4 | Theo Lindstein | D | 6′0″ | SWE |
| 6 | Philip Broberg | D | 6′4″ | SWE |
| 17 | Cam Fowler | D | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 20 | Justin Barron | D | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 23 | Logan Mailloux | D | 6′3″ | CAN |
| 25 | Brandon Carlo | D | 6′5″ | USA |
| 36 | Adam Jiricek | D | 6′3″ | CZE |
| 51 | Colin Ralph | D | 6′4″ | USA |
| 55 | Colton Parayko | D | 6′6″ | CAN |
| 75 | Tyler Tucker | D | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 30 | Joel Hofer | G | 6′5″ | CAN |
| 50 | Jordan Binnington | G | 6′2″ | CAN |
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About this NHL game page
St. Louis Blues play Minnesota Wild on (NHL). The stream links above are the feeds we can see for it right now. With 84 games per team this season, most nights of the NHL week have a full slate.
Expect it to take around 2 and a half hours; the listed broadcasters are ESPN+, Blues App, BN+.
Reading the feed list
- A Main row is the feed we picked for this game. When there is one, it is at the top.
- Core, Vector, Nexus and Vertex are other channels, and the number after each name is the mirror on that channel.
- A row opens the player in a new tab. Full screen and casting are handled by the player; this page does not play video.
- Channels with nothing on are left out, so a short list just means few feeds are up.
Quick answers
Is it free? Yes. There is no account and nothing to pay.
Which row should I try first? Start at the top. Main and Core rows tend to hold up best. Vertex is a third-party player with the most ads, so keep it for last.
Why is there no feed at the start? Some channels go live a few minutes late. Reload this page shortly after the start and check again.
Does it work on a phone? Yes. The player runs in the browser on phones and tablets, and most players can cast to a TV.
