On Friday, April 8, Apple TV + started Night Baseball streaming on Friday, a doubleheader that will be available free of charge to everyone in any country where the service is available, including Internet access. You do not need to subscribe to Apple TV + to watch any of these games in the release schedule. Here’s how to watch Friday Night Baseball on your Apple TV +.
April 8: Updated with information about broadcast quality.
Apple TV + Friday Night Baseball: How to watch for free
Apple has announced that the first 12 weeks of the season will be free, so you don’t need an Apple TV + subscription. Apple has not announced a schedule after June 24 or whether it will require a subscription for future games.
On Mac, iPhone and iPad: Friday Night Baseball will be available through the TV app. Click Original Tab and then scroll down Major League Baseball.
On Apple TV 4K and HD: Go Sports Scroll up and down tabs Major League Baseball. From there, you can view the schedule and add your games Coming next Q.
On the Internet: Apple TV + is available on tv.apple.com through a browser. If Friday night baseball Not showing up in the marquee spot at the top of the page, scroll down and search 7 Major League Baseball Chapter.
In a smart TV or set-top box: Many smart TVs and set-top boxes have Apple TV apps installed. If not, you can search it through the App Store on your device (Amazon, Google, Roku, etc.). If you can’t find the Apple TV app, check your device for a software update.
Apple TV + Friday Night Baseball: This Week’s Game
Tampa Bay Ray in the Minnesota Twins
8 pm ET
The New York Mets in Los Angeles
9:30 pm ET
Apple TV + Friday Night Baseball: The rest of the schedule
Apple has posted the schedule for the first 12 weeks of Friday Night Baseball, covering April 8 to June 24. The first game starts at 6:30, 7, or 8 pm ET, while the second game starts at 8, 9:30, or 10 pm ET. It looks like the two games will be streamed separately, so the length of the first game will not affect the start time of the second game. These are the upcoming games on the schedule:
Friday, June 17
Chicago White Sox at the Houston Astros
8 pm ET
Cleveland Guardian at Los Angeles Dodgers
10 pm ET
Friday, June 24
Chicago breed at St. Louis Cardinal
8 pm ET
Detroit Tigers in Arizona Diamondbacks
9:30 pm ET
Apple TV + Friday Night Baseball: Where to watch
Friday Night Baseball is available in the following countries / regions:
- United States
- Canada
- Mexico
- Australia
- Brazil
- Japan
- Puerto Rico
- South Korea
- United Kingdom
Apple TV + Friday Night Baseball: Streaming quality
Although the games will not be shown in 4K, Apple has announced that game broadcasts will use state-of-the-art cameras throughout the season, including “High-Speed Phantoms, High-Resolution Megalodon and more” for live, live presentations. Action shots. “Additionally, audio will be presented in 5.1, including spatial audio enabled.” Friday Night Baseball “will also use” new on-screen graphics with innovative new probability-based predictions of various situational outcomes, as well as live broadcasts highlighting around the league. ” And live look-ins are included, “according to Apple.
Apple TV + Friday Night Baseball: Extended Coverage
Apple has announced that the games will include pre- and post-game coverage hosted by Lauren Gardner, a rotating team of analysts and former players, including Carlos Pena, Cliff Floyd and Yonder Alonso. Broadcast teams for each game will be announced on a weekly basis.
Broadcast teams are all MLB network personalities, and Apple relies on MLB networks to produce its telecasts. In a press release, Apple said that the product will include high-speed Phantom and high-resolution megalodon cameras, 5.1 immersive sound with spatial audio-enabled sound, new on-screen graphics to include feasibility-based predictions and highlights and a live look. Ins around the league have been integrated into live broadcasts.
Apple has also announced that the games will feature on-screen callouts for batters’ walk-up songs from Apple Music, Siri-based Baseball Trivia and more.
Apple will offer shows with more baseball coverage. On Thursday, “Countdown from the First Pitch” previews the upcoming games of the week. Every morning, “MLB Daily Recap” will show the highlights of the previous night Every week night, the highlights and coverage of the game in “MLB Big Inning” will be progressive. In the US and Canada, viewers can watch live streams of highlights, analysis, classic games and shows, and more, in addition to on-demand programming. However, an Apple TV + subscription is required to access this content.
MLB to Apple News and Apple Music
Apple News currently has an MLB opening day preview curated by Apple News editors On Friday, Apple News will create highlights and stories surrounding MLB, and you can find personalized MLB highlights in the News app.
Apple Music will have a playlist of walk-up songs for the batters of the teams performing at Friday Night Baseball. There will also be a collection of songs with a baseball theme.