Current Air Schedule and Network
Around the Horn currently airs on ESPN as part of the network's daily sports debate lineup. The show follows a fast-paced format where panelists discuss sports headlines, and episodes typically run for a short block within ESPN's daytime programming. For the latest schedule, check ESPN's official programming page ESPN.
The show's time slot can shift based on ESPN's live sports coverage, but it generally airs on weekdays. Fans can confirm the exact broadcast time through ESPN's schedule listings or the ESPN app, which updates daily changes caused by live event overruns.
Episode Format and Length
Each episode of Around the Horn features a set number of panelists who respond to sports news prompts within a strict time limit. The format is designed for quick, opinionated takes, and the total runtime is shorter than many other ESPN debate shows.
The show's structure includes multiple rounds, with each panelist getting a brief window to speak. This concise format means episodes are usually under half an hour, making it one of the quicker daily sports opinion programs on television.
How to Watch and Stream Episodes
Viewers can watch Around the Horn live on ESPN's primary television channel, and past episodes are often available for streaming. ESPN+ subscribers can access a library of recent shows, and select clips are shared on ESPN's digital platforms.
For cord-cutters, ESPN's streaming options include the ESPN app and website, where authenticated subscribers can find full episodes. Availability may vary by region, and some clips are also posted on ESPN's official YouTube channel ESPN YouTube shortly after broadcast.