Apple TV+ hasn’t stopped exploring new options to delight its viewers, and the world of sports has been on the cards for it. After the approval of several deals, the streaming service will broadcast baseball games on the platform in several more countries at no additional cost.

“Friday Night Baseball” has been available in the United States, Canada, Australia, Brazil, Japan, Mexico, South Korea and the United Kingdom since its debut in April this year. These countries will now be added Colombia, Dominican Republic, Germany and Italyas new destinations to experience this passion for sports.

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“Friday Night Baseball” debuted on Apple TV+ in April and will run through the 2022 regular season, which ends on October 5..

Apple has since released September schedule for “Friday Night Baseball” games. The stations assigned for each game will be announced on a weekly basis. Same way, the service will transmit additional content related to matchesIt will be available on all devices that support the Apple TV+ app.

The September MLB calendar includes the following meetings by date.

Friday, September 2nd.

• Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves
• Philadelphia Phillies vs San Francisco Giants.

Friday, September 9th.

• Cleveland Guards in Minnesota Twins.
• Atlanta Braves is at Seattle Mariners.

Friday, September 16

• Baltimore Orioles is at Toronto Blue Jays.
• Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Francisco Giants.

Friday, September 23

• Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees.
• St. Los Angeles Dodgers. Louis Cardinals.

In the middle of last year, various reports indicated Apple’s intention to close negotiations to acquire live streaming rights to various sports. In addition to MLB, which has already been finalized, information has also been leaked about seeking deals to do the same with NFL and UEFA Champions League broadcasts.

Of course, it will not be an easy and cheap fight. This year, Many companies are interested in acquiring these rights, as the deal between the current rights holder, DirecTV, and the NFL has come to an end.. Among them are Disney, Amazon and DirecTV itself.

However, it seems that Apple is the closest to getting them. And according to several leaks, Tim Cook and Eddy Cue, Apple CEO and head of Apple services, met with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell during the Sun Valley Conference. Apparently A possible bargain emerged for a final price of up to $3,000 million per yearand doubtless few companies would be willing to pay.