Watch MLB free live stream: Seattle Mariners against San Diego Padres on Apple TV+

The MLB campaign on Friday, May 16, goes west with an interleague match, where the Seattle Mariners visit the San Diego Padres in Petco Park in San Diego.

This baseball game on Friday evening is to begin at 9:40 p.m. EDT and be transferred exclusively to Apple TV+. All of the season, Apple TV+ will only have two games on Friday evening baseball. Fans who want to catch Apple TV+ games can now register and receive a free test version. In addition to Friday evening baseball, Apple TV+ also houses the MLS season pass, with which fans can check all action throughout the MLS.

The Padres are 27-15 in this weekend series with three games and they are 16-5 at home, including consecutive victories against the Los Angeles Angels to close their latest series.

The Mariners are 23-19, but have lost five of their last six, with the only victory in this route in additional innings in a 2-1 game against the New York Yankees.

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Who: Seattle Mariners against San Diego Padres

When: Friday, May 16 at 9:40 p.m. Edt

Where: Petco Park in San Diego

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Rose and Jackson are becoming posthumous, but gambling on baseball is still the largest sin of MLB

By David Brandt AP baseball author

It was more than 100 years ago when Joe Jackson, who was shoe, was under eight black SOX that were excluded from the baseball because he had thrown the World Series from 1919. It has been more than 35 years since Pete Rose had suffered on sport as a player and manager of the Cincinnati Reds in the mid -1980s.

When the baseball commissioner Rob Manfred restored both players on Tuesday and she was entitled to the Hall of Fame des Sports, it could feel like a sport that m at the modern era of the omnipresent sports game. After all, a huge part of the Americans can make legal betting in shiny sports goods or even while sitting on the couch with your cell phone.

That would be wrong to read the situation.

If at all, the integrity of the game is even more important – and closely police – than ever before. The gambling on baseball is still as taboo as 1919.

Rose and Jackson can receive a posthy award after their career after their career after their career, but the damage to their call. Manfred changed the politics of the league to permanent inadmissibility and said that all bans would fail in death – a shift that affects 17 former players, coaches and owners.

According to the current rules of the Hall of Fame, the earliest rose or Jackson could be included in the Hall of Fame, 2028.

“Obviously, a person with us cannot pose a threat to the integrity of the game,” said Manfred in his explanation on Tuesday. “In addition, it is difficult to force a punishment that has more daunting than one that lasts without exhaustion for a lifetime.”

Manfred's office still falls hard on current players who play on baseball. The information from San Diego Padres Tucupita Marcano was permanently banned in 2024 because it had relied on sport, while four more were suspended for one year, although the four others – all of whom were placed as smaller Leaguers – had won less than $ 1,000.

Marcano was the first active player in a century to be forbidden for life due to gambling.

If at all, the lightness of the sports game has increased the measure of vigilance and MLB works with bets to recognize suspicious bets.

The referee Pat Hoberg was released because he had shared sports games with a friend who relied on baseball. Ippei Mibuhara – the former interpreter for the Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani – was sentenced to almost five years in prison, after stealing almost 17 million US dollars from the Bank account of Los Angeles Dodgers player, partly to cover illegal gambling debt.

“The strict enforcement of the rules and guidelines of the Major League baseball for the behavior of gambling is a critical part of maintaining our most important priority: Protection of the integrity of our games for fans,” said Manfred in the suspension of Marcano. “The long -standing ban on betting on the Major League Baseball games by those in sports has been a principle of land for over a century.”

Some fear this resolution for Rose and Jackson imperilated the integrity of sport. Roses ban was signed by the then communication contract A. Bartlett Giamatti, and his son Marcus said on Tuesday that he was “incredibly disappointed” by Manfred's decision. He called it “a very dark day for baseball, the country and the fans.

“Without integrity, the baseball game will no longer exist,” he said. “How will fans ever trust the purity of the game itself without integrity? A purity based on the principle of fair play.”

For others, the juxtaposition of Manfred's posthumously seemed for Rose and Jackson and the hardness of Marcano's punishment to achieve the right balance.

“I always said that I would have been in the Hall of Fame a long time ago,” said Aaron Boone, Manager of New York Yankees. “Here, too, not what was going on and how seriously I think that is and maybe how it should work with the club and all of these things.

“But when it came to the Hall of Fame, it felt pretty easy for me that he should always have been there.”

It is an attitude that is increasingly popular over the years. Rose had one of the most productive careers in MLB history, and his nickname “Charlie Hustle” embodied so much of what made him a popular and successful player. He was a 17-fold all-star and holds records for hits (4,256), games (3,562), bats (14,053), plate appearances (15,890) and singles (3,215).

He was the NL Rookie of the Year in 1963, 1973 MVP and 1975 World Series MVP and a three-time NL striking master.

“Congratulations to Pete's family, his teammates and his supporters, who have been waiting for this opportunity for many years,” said Mike Schmidt, third Baseman of Philadelphia Phillies Hall of Fame. Schmidt wrote a column for the AP in 2013 and campaigned for Rose's reinstatement.

Jackson was a .356 career and one of the early superstars of the game. He died in 1951, but still remains one of the best -known names of the baseball, partly for his portrayal of Ray Liotta in the Field of Dreams from 1989.

Now both players could be honored in Cooperstown by the end of the decade.

The Olive branch is welcome news for many baseball fans, but gambling in sports remains one of its cardinal sins, even if placing a bet is easier than ever.

“Working all of your life in order to get into the most important leagues in every role and then lose this because of sports betting or gambling is a big punishment,” said Manfred last year. “I really believe that we are in a better position to know what's going on today than in the old days when everything was illegal.”

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AP baseball author Ronald Blum contributed to this story.

The Associated Press contributed to this post