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How to watch tonight's untelevised Toronto Blue Jays game

For the second-straight week, fans trying to watch the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night won't find the game broadcast on traditional television.

The Blue Jays, who are hoping to get on a bit of a hot streak following a 3-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays, are set to take on a red-hot divisional opponent in the Boston Red Sox on Friday in the opener of a three-game series. 

Unlike that series versus the Rays and so many other Jays games this season, Friday night's opener against the Red Sox won't be available on Sportsnet.

The first game of this series is part of Apple TV's Friday Night Baseball package, which has hosted several MLB games every week of the regular season since 2022. 

How to watch Toronto Blue Jays on Apple TV

Fans wanting to tune into tonight's game will need to do so through Apple TV, which is available for $14.99 monthly in Canada. The package also includes a free seven-day trial. A yearly package goes for $129.

Apple devices ranging from iPhones to iPads, Macs, Apple TV, Apple Vision Pro, Windows PC, Android mobile devices, smart TVs, streaming devices, and cable set-top boxes can be used to tune into tonight's game through the Apple TV app, along with Apple TV's website. 

After opening the app, finding the game is as simple as searching "Blue Jays" or "Friday Night Baseball." 

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