According to Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, Apple is among the companies that have submitted a bid for ...

In an interview this week with CNBC's Alex Sherman, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred confirmed that Apple, NBC, and ESPN have ...

Last month, we heard reports that Apple was hoping to expand its MLB ambitions by adding Sunday Night Baseball to its lineup.

A change in TV rights looks set to take place in America, with Apple expected to replace ESPN as the place to watch Formula 1 ...

ESPN has remained in the mix for retaining U.S. rights, but sources say Apple's offer greatly eclipses the sports media giant ...

Apple is reportedly outbidding Disney for the streaming rights of F1 in the US. With a bid of $150 million, F1 may join Apple ...

Major League Baseball has previously put games on Facebook and Twitter. Apple and MLB have a long-term relationship, dating back to MLB app becoming one of the first on the App Store in 2008.

Apple eyes F1 rights, Thunder invest big, McKenna inks historic NIL deal. The post Apple to Bid for ‘F1’ U.S. Broadcast Rights appeared first on Front Office Sports.

MLB and NBC Sports have had serious talks about the network broadcasting games this season, The Post has learned. If a deal comes to fruition, most of the games are expected to be on NBC’s ...