Apple will stream live “Friday Night Baseball” games in Apple Immersive video for Apple Vision Pro users, beginning August 28. The rollout includes four MLB games scheduled for August and September, with the first matchup featuring the Boston Red Sox vs. the New York Yankees.

Multiple outlets report that the immersive broadcast uses 3D video recorded in 8K with a 180-degree field of view. The streams place live graphics and the stadium experience around the viewer’s space, with Spatial Audio intended to capture in-stadium sound during breaks. Apple also says viewers get floating team lineups and stats during the game.

Coverage differs mainly on emphasis and logistics details. The Verge highlights how commentary and live graphics are anchored around the viewer’s space and notes that replays become available after games conclude via Apple TV. MacRumors and AppleInsider also specify that the games are included with an Apple TV subscription at no additional cost in several countries, with live Immersive playback through the Apple TV app and on-demand replays afterward. Other outlets focus on the overall “immersive upgrade” to the Friday Night Baseball lineup.