Apple announces Friday Night Baseball, World Series documentaries and immersive Yankee Stadium Tour returns

Apple today announced a pack of new content for baseball fans. This includes Apple TV+’s Friday Night Baseball Return, the launch of a new Apple immersive film and a TV+ documentary covering the 2024 World Series.

On March 28th, a new season of Friday night baseball games begins, with “Fight for Glory: 2024 World Series” premiering on Apple TV+. Plus, next month, Apple Vision Pro users will be able to take an exclusive VIP tour centered around the iconic Yankees Stadium with the latest Apple Immersive Film. For more information…

As a reminder, Friday Night Baseball features two double-header matchups and broadcasts every Friday, allowing you to freely monitor all Apple TV+ subscribers. The debut game on March 28 features Baltimore Oriole vs. Toronto Blue Jays and New York Mets vs. Houston Astros.

Apple TV+ subscribers will also be able to enjoy the new three-part documentary that day. “Fight for Glory” is described as the first all-access docusary to explore the World Series. The Yankees and Dodgers continue their journey throughout the 2024 postseason, featuring interviews with players, coaches, fans and journalists. The documentary was produced by MLB and created by Imagine Documentary.

For Apple Vision Pro owners only, Apple has also announced a new Apple immersive film that will arrive in April. Titled “VIP: Yankee Stadium,” it offers one of the sport’s most iconic venues for an immersive 3D walkthrough. The film was filmed at a Friday night baseball game in June 2024, led by legendary commentator Joe Buck. This movie is free for anyone who has a Vision Pro.

This is the baseball schedule for Friday nights this year, running until June. More equipment will be announced in the coming months.

Friday, March 28th

Toronto Blue Jays Baltimore Oriol, 7pm

Houston Astros’ New York Mets at 8pm

Friday, April 4th

Los Angeles Dodgers at the Philadelphia Phillies, 6:30pm

Texas Rangers Tampa Bay Rays at 8pm

Friday, April 11th

Pittsburgh Pirates of the Cincinnati Reds at 6:30pm

Minnesota Twins Detroit Tigers at 8pm

Friday, April 18th

Atlanta Braves Minnesota Twins at 7pm

Toronto Blue Jays Seattle Mariners at 7pm

Friday, April 25th

Cleveland Guardians Boston Red Sox, 7pm

San Francisco Giants’ Texas Rangers at 10pm

Friday, May 2nd

Pittsburgh Pirates’ San Diego Padres, 6:30pm

Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Brewers at 8pm

Friday, May 9th

Washington Nationals St. Louis Cardinals, 6:30pm

San Francisco Giants of the Minnesota Twins at 8pm

Friday, May 16th

Texas Rangers Houston Astros at 8pm

Seattle Mariners in San Diego Padres, 9:30pm

Friday, May 23rd

New York Mets’ Los Angeles Dodgers at 7pm

St. Louis Cardinals’ Arizona Diamondbacks at 8pm

Friday, May 30th

Atlanta Braves Boston Red Sox, 7pm

Los Angeles Dodgers’ New York Yankees, 10pm

Friday, June 6th

Arizona Diamondbacks at Cincinnati Reds at 7pm

Detroit Tigers’ Chicago Cubs, 7pm

Friday, June 13th

Baltimore Orioles’ Los Angeles Angels at 7pm

Arizona Diamondbacks San Diego Padres, 9:30pm

Friday, June 20th

New York Mets in the Philadelphia Phillies at 7pm

Kansas City Royals in San Diego Padres at 9:30pm. et

Friday, June 27th

Baltimore Orioles’ Tampa Bay Rays at 7pm

St. Louis Cardinals of the Cleveland Guardians at 7pm