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Around the Horn is an American sports talk show that has aired on ESPN since 2002. The program features a panel of four sports journalists who debate current sports news stories in a competitive, timed format. Participants are awarded or deducted points by the host, Tony Reali, based on the quality of their arguments, with the lowest-scoring reporter eliminated in successive rounds.
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How does Around the Horn work?
Around the Horn presents sports-news topics to a panel of journalists who argue their positions in a timed format. Host Tony Reali awards or deducts points as the debate develops.
When did Around the Horn start airing on ESPN?
ESPN launched Around the Horn in 2002. The show has remained part of the network's weekday sports-discussion programming.
Who hosts Around the Horn?
Tony Reali is the show's long-running host. He acts as moderator, scorekeeper, and referee for the panel's arguments.
How is Around the Horn different from Pardon the Interruption?
Around the Horn uses competitive scoring among a panel of sports journalists. Pardon the Interruption, which debuted on ESPN in 2001, is built around the co-host format of Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon.
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