Around the Horn host Tony Reali opened the show’s 4,953rd and final episode Friday with a nod to GoodFellas and closed it with an invitation to viewers to find him on his new YouTube channel.

Maybe, he said, he will host a digital version of “Around the Horn” with fans. He is also looking for another job and said he hasn’t made much headway at ESPN.

Longtime ESPN host Tony Reali took his final lap “Around the Horn” on Friday, closing out the sports debate series after 23 years and more than 4,900 episodes. ESPN set the end date months ago ...

Longtime ESPN host Tony Reali took his final lap “Around the Horn” on Friday, closing out the sports debate series after 23 years and more than 4,900 episodes. ESPN set the end date months ago ...

Around the Horn host Tony Reali opened the show’s 4,953rd and final episode Friday with a nod to GoodFellas and closed it with an invitation to viewers to find him on his new YouTube channel.

ESPN's Tony Reali hasn't tipped his hand yet as for what his next venture will be once "Around The Horn" airs its final episode May 23. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, ... As a host, Reali came ...

The ESPN staple "Around the Horn" is airing its final episode on May 23. It's the ending of an era as the show transformed sports television.

Reali, who took over as host of “Around the Horn” from Max Kellerman in 2004, spent the final minutes of the show explaining how the scoring system works, and it was nothing short of emotional.

For Tony Reali, sports has never been about the numbers. It’s an ironic realization for the 46-year-old talk show host, who rose to prominence on ESPN as the know-it-all “Stat Boy” on Pardon ...

The final episode of “Around the Horn” will air on Friday after a run that lasted more than two decades, and there have been a few theories as to why ESPN decided to cancel the show. Longtime ...

The ESPN staple "Around the Horn" is airing its final episode on May 23. It's the ending of an era as the show transformed sports television.

NEW YORK – In a Manhattan studio one recent morning, Tony Reali, the host of ESPN’s afternoon debate show “Around the Horn,” was staring at the faces of four journalists on that day’s ...