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TV and streaming viewing picks for April 10, 2026: How to watch MLB today

Apple TV has is usual Friday night double dip while MLB Network provides a tripleheader

FS1 airs the rematch of the 2025 World Series as the Los Angeles Dodgers head to Toronto to face the Blue Jays.

Apple TV and Peacock both have doubleheaders on this Friday while MLB Network carries a tripleheader.

Apple TV and MLB Network both have Friday night baseball doubleheaders this evening

Previously, strikes were shown as a filled-in circle while balls were a hollowed-out circle. Now, the graphics will be the same.

"Our media rights were exposed. Our inability to acquire the true valuation of our media rights was exposed by the NBA contract."

MLB will provide "broadcast support" to the NHL's Red Wings.

"I think the difficulty to accomplish those sort of in-season events, you almost inevitably start talking about fewer regular-season games."

MLB Network has two full games and joins one in progress in late night.

Atlanta at Baltimore early and Baltimore-San Francisco late on Apple TV+

TBS carries Houston at Detroit while MLB Network has a late game.

"There will be some teams or their media partners who love the idea of opting into a third-party streaming service..."

"I think it is a opportunity to market the game on a really global stage."

MLB Network airs a tripleheader of games today.

FS1 has a primetime window while MLB Network has a game in late night.

"The ball sure is carrying tonight, huh, Joe?" "Sure is, man. I think these things are juiced."

Apple TV+ has its usual Friday Night Baseball doubleheader while MLB Network has a tripleheader.

TBS has Yankees at KC and MLB Network has a game in late night. It's all listed below.

"The paper snap at the end is like, the cherry on top."

FS1 carries Cincinnati at Pittsburgh while MLB has a late night game in your area.

The question becomes, does the league want to put a price tag on it?

A deal is expected before Opening Day, but nothing has been finalized.

"The explosion in popularity in Korea and Japan is going to create an opportunity to fundamentally change the way we sell our media rights."

"Baseball has been a great product for us."