Apple and MLB have officially announced the September schedule for Friday Night Baseball, along with its first broadcasts on Apple Immersive. Two games will be streamed each Friday for Apple TV subscribers, with a Vision Pro-compatible viewing experience also announced.
Apple and Major League Baseball have released the September schedule for Friday Night Baseball, which will stream two games every Friday throughout the 2026 regular season. Apple TV subscribers can watch with high-quality video and expert commentary, beyond regional broadcast restrictions. Apple TV viewing is supported on multiple devices, with further details provided in the official announcement.
For the first time, baseball fans can experience games through Apple Immersive on Apple Vision Pro, with 8K-shot 3D video and spatial audio. The Vision Pro experience will be available from 29 August, allowing viewers to enjoy dramatic moments and player movements in highly immersive visuals. The broadcasts will feature dedicated commentary teams, replay footage, and player lists and statistics, while the combinations of play-by-play announcers and analysts will change weekly.
The September schedule includes Angels vs. Pirates on 5 September and Reds vs. Brewers on 12 September, as well as Tigers vs. Guardians, Padres vs. Giants, and Phillies vs. Mets, among other matchups spanning different regions. The announcement stated that these games would be available to watch on Apple Immersive and presented a lineup that also included games played at the teams' home venues.
In terms of pricing and availability, Apple TV subscribers can watch for ¥1,200 per month. A 7-day free trial for first-time subscribers and benefits available with the purchase of new devices were also announced, with Apple Immersive listed as a Vision Pro-compatible viewing option.