Friday Night Baseball Returns on Apple TV

0:00It's March 27th. This is MLB News. Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Corey with the story. Friday night baseball is back on Apple TV for the 2026 season, kicking off this Friday with a double header during major league baseballs. Opening weekend, the action starts with the Los Angeles Angels, taking on the Houston Astros at 815 PM Eastern time, followed by the Cleveland Guardians. Visiting the Seattle Mariners at 945 PM Eastern time. Mike Trout is looking fully healthy for the Angels after a strong opening day with a home run, stolen base, and three walks. Now in his age 34 season, the three-time MVP remains a huge draw. The Astros, led by Jose Altuve and Jordan Alvarez, hope to reclaim the American League West Crown they lost to Seattle last year. Over in Seattle, the Mariners came just one win short of their first World Series trip in 2025. Stars like Julio Rodriguez and Catcher Cal Rally, who hit 60 home runs last season, aimed to push further, facing a Guardian squad that dominated the American League Central in three of the last four years.

1:12Jose Ramirez is closing in on 300 home runs and 300 stolen bases. Apple TV's partnership with Major League Baseball continues, offering weekly Friday night double headers with live pre-game and post-game shows, all, exclusive and free from local blackout rules. You will need an Apple TV subscription and Apple ID to watch through the app, MLB.tv redirect, or their website. Fans can catch these games on various devices and help is available for any account or subscription questions, so baseball nights just got even. Better on Apple TV.