ESPN’s Around the Horn to End in Summer 2025 (Report)

After more than 20 years, ESPN will stop going Around the Horn.

The cable network will reportedly end its long-running roundtable series Around the Horn in Summer 2025, according to The New York Post. Should the show conclude next summer, it will have been on the air for nearly 23 years.

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Per the initial report, Around the Horn showrunner Erik Rydholm and ESPN will soon discuss potential replacements for the series. ESPN declined comment to TVLine.

Around the Horn first premiered on ESPN in November 2002. Originally hosted by sports commentator Max Kellerman, the series invites a quartet of sports writers and reporters to enthusiastically debate the sports headlines of the day, earning or losing points from the moderator along the way as they present their arguments. In 2004, Tony Reali took over as host of Around the Horn and has served as the show’s debate moderator since then.

New episodes of Around the Horn air weeknights at 5 pm ET on ESPN, followed by longtime schedule companion Pardon the Interruption.

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