Add The New York Post on Google The New York Yankees are kicking off a six-game road trip tonight with a weekend series against their AL East rival Toronto Blue Jays.
Tonight’s game will be broadcast as part of Apple TV‘s Friday Night Baseball series.
The Yankees enter the series sitting 2nd in their division and holding a wild card position, while Toronto sits 4th in the AL East, looking to build momentum off a strong mid-week performance, where they won three of four against the Boston Red Sox.
The Yankees also won their most recent three-game set against Seattle with two victories including a 10-5 blowout.
Tonight’s Friday Night Baseball is exclusively streaming on Apple TV, but fear not: It’s easy to subscribe and tune in — and completely free, if you’re a new user.
Tonight’s (Aug. 14) Yankees vs. Blue Jays game is scheduled to begin at 7:15 p.m. ET.
Tonight’s Yankees vs. Blue Jays game is airing exclusively on Apple TV‘s Friday Night Baseball, so you’ll need a subscription to watch the game.
Apple TV offers a seven-day free trial for users, so you’ll be able to watch two weeks of doubleheaders before the $12.99/month payments kick in.
Amazon Prime members can also subscribe to Apple TV directly through Prime Video. It costs the same monthly price and also includes a seven-day free trial, but allows you to stream Apple’s content inside the Prime Video app.
Gerrit Cole (6-5, 3.35 ERA) will start for the Yankees; Shane Bieber (3-2, 5.48 ERA) will be on the mound for the Blue Jays.
Friday Night Baseball, Apple TV’s weekly doubleheaders, are returning for a fifth season. The schedule through September 18 has been released.
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