Browse the full ESPN TV guide for Tuesday, 27 October 2026. 21 programmes listed , including 5 tonight. US listings updated daily — scroll down to tonight's highlights or use the day tabs above to browse the weekly schedule.
Early Morning
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00:15 15m
Monday Night Postgame
SportsAnalysts recap the recent Monday Night Football game, going over highlights of the key moments, significant stats, and post-match interviews. -
00:30 1h
SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt
SportsHost Scott Van Pelt covers all of the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
01:30 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
02:30 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
03:30 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
04:30 30m
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
05:00 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments.
Morning
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06:00 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
07:00 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
08:00 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
09:00 2h
Get Up
SportsMike Greenberg is joined by a panel of analysts and special guests to cover the latest sports news making headlines and breaking down recent marquee matchups. -
11:00 2h
First Take
SportsShae Cornette is the moderator while veteran commentators Stephen A. Smith and guest analysts discuss and deliberate the latest topics in the world of sports.
Daytime
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13:00 2h
The Pat McAfee Show
SportsPat McAfee and his friends deliver opinions on the latest news making headlines in sports and entertainment, along with special segments and guest interviews. -
15:00 1h
Big Day with Peter Schrager
OtherPeter Schrager covers the latest news and game results making headlines across the world of sports, along with interviews with guests and other unique segments. -
16:00 1h
NBA Today
SportsMalika Andrews covers the latest news from around the NBA, breaking down the stories making headlines, highlights from recent games and guest interviews. -
17:00 1h
NFL Live
SportsThe latest news and reports around the NFL are discussed in detail with a panel of expert analysts weighing in on the hottest issues.
Evening
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18:00 30m
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
18:30 30m
Pardon the Interruption
SportsTony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon, longtime colleagues and friends, engage in verbal sparring during a fast-paced and wide-ranging discussion about sports. -
19:00 1h
SportsCenter
SportsThe worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments. -
20:00 1h 30m
Saban
Home SportsHomeNick Saban cemented himself as one of the best coaches, winning seven national championships, as over 70 voices from his career share their experiences. -
21:30 2h 30m
NHL Hockey
Boston Bruins at Carolina Hurricanes from Lenovo Center SportsBoston Bruins at Carolina Hurricanes from Lenovo CenterThe prominent professional hockey league in North America features teams competing throughout the season with their eyes set on the Stanley Cup.