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Apple is rolling out an immersive baseball broadcast on its Vision Pro headset, featuring 8K 3D video, Spatial Audio and unique camera angles for the Red Sox vs. Yankees opener, while expanding the experience across its sports lineup.
Apple and Major League Baseball announced a partnership to stream four games in immersive video on Vision Pro, offering fans a 3D, 8K experience with unique camera angles, exclusive commentary, and spatial audio across multiple global markets.
Apple announces that live, immersive broadcasts of Friday Night Baseball will launch on Vision Pro, offering a new way to watch the sport with Spatial Audio, interactive graphics and unique stadium views.
Apple will stream weekly Friday Night Baseball games in immersive Vision Pro, starting with the Red Sox vs Yankees matchup, offering 8K 3D video, Spatial Audio and custom graphics to subscribers in select countries.
Apple will stream weekly immersive baseball games starting August 28, offering Spatial Audio, floating stats, and commentary by Paul Severino, Xavier Scruggs and Michelle Margaux, available in multiple countries.
Starting August 28, Apple Vision Pro users will experience a groundbreaking baseball broadcast that blends 3D video, ambisonic audio and tailored commentary, rolling out weekly across several countries.
The British broadcaster will air ten Sunday night games and four post‑season contests, spotlighting star players and a seasoned commentary team.
From June 23‑26, a group of NC State Wolfpack standouts will join 335 top prospects at the MLB Draft Combine in Phoenix, where they will face medical exams, performance tests and a chance to impress scouts ahead of the draft in Philadelphia.
The 2026 MLB Draft Combine in Phoenix will feature six NC State baseball players among 335 prospects, offering a critical platform for exposure, assessment and networking before the draft in Philadelphia.
Four Cavaliers prospects have been selected for the 2026 MLB Draft Combine in Phoenix, where they will take part in workouts, interviews and medical exams broadcast on MLB Network, with injuries and draft projections shaping their futures.