Throughout the 2024 season, Apple TV+ has continued to offer weekly MLB doubleheaders as part of its “Friday Night Baseball” lineup. Produced by Apple and MLB Network, these high-quality telecasts allow subscribers of the streamer to start their weekend with two MLB games each week, and the month of August will once again see a doubleheader scheduled every Friday evening. You’ll find the schedule of “Friday Night Baseball” doubleheaders on Apple TV+ below, along with a handy guide to what else you can stream with the service.

Key Details:

• “Friday Night Baseball” on Apple TV+ in August begins on Friday, Aug. 2.
• The schedule features marquee teams like the Seattle Mariners, St. Louis Cardinals, and Milwaukee Brewers.
• Apple TV+ is available for $9.99 per month after a seven-day free trial.

The “Friday Night Baseball” schedule for August features a heavy dose of interleague play, as well as some of the league’s division leaders. As always, viewers can watch “Friday Night Baseball” on Apple TV+ in more than 60 countries, with no blackout restrictions in place for local audiences.

Check Out the Schedule of ‘Friday Night Baseball’ Games on Apple TV+ in August

As always, “Friday Night Baseball” on Apple TV+ will feature a top-notch broadcasting team, including Wayne Randazzo (play-by-play), Dontrelle Willis (analyst), Heidi Watney (sideline reporter), Alex Faust (play-by-play), Ryan Spilborghs (analyst), and Tricia Whitaker (sideline reporter). Former MLB umpires Ted Barrett, Brian Gorman, and Dale Scott all serve to help explain the rules and give their take on calls, as well.

Viewers can also use their Apple TV+ subscription to watch the “MLB Big Inning” whip-around show to catch up on action from around the league. In addition, Apple TV+ provides fans with shows like “Countdown to First Pitch,” “MLB Daily Recap,” and “MLB This Week.”

What Else Can You Watch on Apple TV+?

Apple TV+ is a fantastic streaming service for fans of prestige TV. At just $9.99 per month for ad-free streaming, it’s one of the least expensive services out there offering playback without commercials, and it comes with a seven-day free trial for new customers in the United States.

The streaming library on Apple TV+ may be a bit smaller than other streamers, but that’s more a reflection of the service’s quality-over-quantity approach than anything else. Apple TV+ is slowly but surely building its reputation as a home of premium content led by highly recognizable stars, as evidenced by its newest series “Sunny” starring Rashida Jones, and “Presumed Innocent” featuring Jake Gyllenhaal.

The streamer has TV shows spanning every genre, as well as original movies that often find themselves Oscar contenders, such “CODA,” which won Best Picture in 2022, and “Killers of the Flower Moon,” which got 10 Oscar nominations in 2024. That’s the kind of quality viewers can expect to find in every Apple TV+ original production.

If you’re new to Apple TV+, you can try the service free for seven days. That won’t carry you through until August, but it will let you watch this week’s “Friday Night Baseball” matchups, and everything else on the Apple TV+ platform at no cost for the next week while you decide if it’s a good fit for your streaming needs long term.

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