how to watch toronto blue jays tonight

How to watch tonight's untelevised Toronto Blue Jays game

The Toronto Blue Jays have a huge home series this weekend against a familiar foe — the Seattle Mariners.

The two teams that met in last season's ALCS now sit just one game apart in the American League Wild Card race, making a series win for the Blue Jays huge as they try to keep their postseason dreams alive.

That starts tonight with a huge pitching matchup between Toronto's Dylan Cease and Seattle's Emerson Hancock. However, the game won't be aired on Sportsnet.

The opening game of the three-game series will instead be available through Apple TV's Friday Night Baseball package, which requires a subscription to the streaming platform to watch.

How to watch the Toronto Blue Jays on Apple TV

Fans looking to watch tonight's game will need to do so through Apple TV. The service is available to Canadian viewers for $14.99 per month and comes with a free seven-day trial. There is also an option to purchase a yearly subscription for $129.

Apple devices ranging from iPhones and iPads to Macs, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro can be used to watch the game. Windows PCs, Android mobile devices, smart TVs, streaming devices and cable set-top boxes can also tune in through the Apple TV app or website.

Finding the game on the app is as simple as searching for "Friday Night Baseball" or "Blue Jays."

If fans would rather listen to the local broadcast, there's also a way to watch the Apple TV game with the local AM radio feed. Switch the audio option on the right side of the screen once the game is underway.

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