It’s going to be sportier than ever on Apple TV+ this year. Apple has four very interesting sports documentary series in the pipeline with “They Call Me Magic”, “The Long Game”, “Make or Break” and “Greatness Code”. The company not only wants to highlight the game, but also wants to give a personal look behind the scenes. As a preview, today is a trailer that summarizes the sporting event. MLB’s “Friday Night Baseball” also begins on Fridays in the United States, which is why Apple has published its broadcast schedule for broadcast.
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Apple TV+ . Documentary on Sports
With Apple’s sports lineup, the company aims to provide an in-depth look at the aspirations, challenges, achievements, and personal lives of athletes. Apple is dedicated to sports like basketball, skateboarding, surfing and more. Starring Magic Johnson, Leticia Buffoni, Marcus Rashford and many more, this thrilling series of sports titles showcases what great people do. A new trailer gives a foreshadowing:
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What awaits you in Sports Documentaries:
long play
A powerful docu-series about the NBA determined to take its course in your own hands. Makur Makar was a five-star NBA draft candidate—until an unexpected affair took him to Howard University. The Diksha-series follows Maker’s journey and his determination to rewrite his story with the help of his family.
greatness code
The first season consists of seven mini-episodes, each of which highlights a defining moment in an athlete’s career. Internationally respected athletes featured in Season 1 include LeBron James (four-time NBA MVP, three-time NBA champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist), Tom Brady (six-time Super Bowl champion and four-time Super Bowl MVP). , Alex Morgan (Olympic gold medalist and co-captain of the US women’s national football team) and many others.
they call me magic
The Apple TV+ series will explore Arvin “Magic” Johnson’s global influence and achievements on and off the pitch, including archive footage as well as interviews with Johnson, friends, family and colleagues. He turned the shock of an HIV diagnosis from grief to triumph – and changed the way we talk about the disease and overcoming daunting challenges around the world. His rise from sports superstar to business titan opens up new avenues for ex-athletes.
make or break
The seven-part series goes behind the scenes of the world’s best surfers as they battle for the world title on the World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour. The series takes viewers on a journey to breathtaking surf locations around the world. Others will include 11-time world champion and 56-time career winner Kelly Slater, seven-time world champion Stephanie Gilmore and three-time world champion Gabriel Medina.
Apple TV+ . on Friday Night Baseball
During the Peak Performance event, Apple announced that Friday Night Baseball is coming to Apple TV+. With the MLB games starting this Friday, the company has now revealed everything you need to know about the broadcast.
Apple and MLB will provide a weekly doubleheader of live before and after games for fans in select countries exclusively on Apple TV+. However, Germany is not yet one of the countries where “Friday Night Baseball” will be available.
Friday Night Baseball will begin on April 8 with two games: the New York Mets will play the Washington Nationals and the Houston Astros will play the Los Angeles Angels. Friday Night Baseball will include live shows before and after games and will be available for a limited time at no additional subscription on Apple TV+ in the US, Canada, Australia, Brazil, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico, South Korea and the UK . must be available. Other countries will follow suit at a later date.
According to Apple, starting Friday, the broadcast team of Melanie Newman (play-by-play), Chris Young (analyst), Hannah Keiser (analyst) and Brooke Fletcher (reporter) will broadcast the New York Mets game against Washington. 7 p.m. ET. Stephen Nelson (play-by-play), Hunter Pence (analyst), Katie Nolan (analyst) and Heidi Watney (reporter) make up the team covering the 9:30 p.m. ET game between the Houston Astros and the Los Angeles Angels. Commentator assignments are announced weekly.
Baseball fans in the US and Canada can also enjoy new 24/7 live programming featuring MLB game replays, news, analysis, highlights, classic games and more.
