One of the features of Apple Silicon is that it enables users to load iPad apps on their Silicon-based Macs, as well as iPhone apps.
With this, it has been reported by Six Colors that the MLB app on the iPhone and iPad no longer works on the Mac.
The MLB started its 2024 regular season late last month and when it did, the MLB app that had been previously available on the iPad was also in the Mac App Store. However, when users tried to sign into said Mac app, it would crash once it was opened.
Last week, the MLB released an update for its iPad app which seemed to fix the issue the app was having with it crashing on the Mac and the app was still in the Mac App Store.
As of now, the app has been from the Mac App Store and the Mac altogether. Users can still stream games live from the Mac, but they would have to do so from a browser like Safari or Google Chrome.
This is a little sad for Mac users, despite the fact that they can still access live games from their Macs. Having the games all available in one app is comforting and more organized for some, though.
On the bright side, the most recent app update did fix a CarPlay connectivity issue it was having
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