Apple TV+ is bringing back MLB ‘Friday Night Baseball’ for its fourth season, starting March 28. Fans can enjoy weekly doubleheaders throughout the regular season, streaming in over 60 countries. The season will span 25 weeks, offering high-quality coverage with expert commentary, advanced camera technology, and immersive audio.
Exciting Opening Matchups
The season opener will feature the Baltimore Orioles facing the Toronto Blue Jays, followed by the New York Mets taking on the Houston Astros. Other notable matchups include a Yankees vs. Dodgers World Series rematch and an intense Rangers vs. Astros rivalry game.
Apple has assembled a top-tier broadcast team featuring Wayne Randazzo, Dontrelle Willis, Heidi Watney, Alex Faust, Ryan Spilborghs, and Tricia Whitaker. Pre-game and post-game analysis will be led by Lauren Gardner, Russell Dorsey, and Xavier Scruggs.
Enhanced Viewing Experience
Apple aims to redefine sports streaming with an MLB Emmy Award-winning production team. Games will feature state-of-the-art camera work, 5.1 surround sound with Spatial Audio, and player and field-level microphones to enhance the stadium-like atmosphere.
Fans in the U.S. and Canada will also have the option to listen to home and away radio broadcasts while streaming the games.
New Sports Content on Apple TV+
Alongside Friday Night Baseball, Apple TV+ is offering additional MLB content:
- “Fight For Glory: 2024 World Series” – A three-part docuseries providing an inside look at the World Series, featuring exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes footage.
- Apple Vision Pro’s “VIP: Yankee Stadium” – An immersive experience that offers unprecedented access to one of baseball’s most famous venues.
- Apple Sports App – Fans can track live scores, standings, and key stats during the season.
- Apple News & Apple Music – Users can follow an MLB news feed and enjoy official game-day playlists curated for baseball enthusiasts.
Expanding Multi-View Streaming
Apple continues to enhance fan engagement with its multi-view feature on Apple TV 4K and iPads. Viewers can watch up to four simultaneous streams, including MLB, MLS, and other live sports events.
