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Apple TV and MLB Release July Schedule for 'Friday Night Baseball'

MacRumors • Thu, 04 Jun 2026

Apple and MLB today released the July schedule for Apple TV's weekly Friday Night Baseball doubleheader. Friday Night Baseball games are included with an Apple TV streaming subscription at no additional cost. Now through July 5, new and qualified returning subscribers in the U.S. and Canada can receive a one-month free trial of Apple TV . Tags: Apple TV Service , MLB This article, " Apple TV and MLB Release July Schedule for 'Friday Night Baseball' " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

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Apple and MLB today released the July schedule for Apple TV's weekly Friday Night Baseball doubleheader.

Friday Night Baseball games are included with an Apple TV streaming subscription at no additional cost.

Now through July 5, new and qualified returning subscribers in the U.S.

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