Apple TV and Major League Baseball have unveiled the August slate of Friday Night Baseball, promising a month packed with high‑stakes matchups and exclusive coverage.
Among the marquee games are a showdown between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox on August 28, and a clash of the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs on August 14, each expected to draw significant viewership.
How to watch and what it costs
All games will be streamed exclusively through Apple TV, meaning fans must subscribe to the service to tune in. The subscription is priced at $12.99 per month, though a seven‑day free trial is available for newcomers.
Discounts can lower the monthly fee: T‑Mobile customers receive special rates, the service can be bundled with Peacock, and purchasing a new Apple device often unlocks additional savings.
Each broadcast will feature live pre‑game and post‑game segments, offering analysis and commentary from expert analysts to enrich the viewing experience.
The schedule also includes repeat appearances by several of the league’s leading contenders, ensuring that the most compelling teams and storylines return throughout the month.