​What time are the ESPY Awards tonight? TV schedule, channel, live streams to watch 2026 sports honors show originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Back for another year, the best and brightest across sports will gather in New York City this Wednesday for the 2026 ESPY Awards.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCreated by ESPN, the ESPYS commemorate the best athletes, moments and plays from the previous year of sports. This week’s show will be as star-studded as ever, featuring appearances and performances from many of the biggest names in the industry.Comedian Marcello Hernández will host this year’s show, and fans can also expect to see many legends throughout the event, from Billie Jean King and Simone Biles to Steph Curry and Kevin Durant.Be sure to tune in for one of the biggest nights across sports.Here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 ESPY Awards, including TV channel and streaming options for the annual show.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementDate: Wednesday, July 15Time: 8 p.m. ETThe 2026 ESPY Awards will begin at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday, July 15. The event will take place at David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City.TV channel: ABCLive stream:fubo, ESPN appThe 2026 ESPY Awards show will air live on ABC. Actor and comedian Marcello Hernández will host the event from New York City.Cord-cutters can also stream the show on fubo or the ESPN app.Now you can watch ESPN without cable. Stream live NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, college sports, plus SportsCenter, First Take, and all your favorite ESPN shows—anytime, anywhere—only in the ESPN app. With your fubo subscription, you can also gain access to the ESPN app.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementJalen Brunson, New York KnicksLionel Messi, Inter Miami CFShohei Ohtani, Los Angeles DodgersMatthew Stafford, Los Angeles RamsHillary Knight, HockeyNelly Korda, GolfMikaela Shiffrin, SkiA’ja Wilson, Las Vegas AcesMacklin Celebrini, San Jose SharksAlysa Liu, Figure SkatingDrake Maye, New England PatriotsFernando Mendoza, Indiana FootballMyles Garrett, Cleveland BrownsMegan Grant, UCLA SoftballJohannes Høsflot Klæbo, Cross-Country SkierSebastian Sawe, Long-Distance RunnerJalen Brunson, New York KnicksAerin Frankel, USA Women’s HockeyConnor Hellebuyck, USA Men’s HockeyTeagan Kavan, Texas Longhorns SoftballAnthony Kim, GolfSavy King, Angel City FCChristian McCaffrey, San Francisco 49ersKyndal Stowers, Texas A&M VolleyballGolden Goal for Gold! – Olympic Women’s HockeyGolden Goal for Gold! – Olympic Men’s HockeyUConn stuns Duke with Braylon Mullins’ buzzer-beating 3 – NCAA Men’s March MadnessOG Anunoby’s Tip-In – NBA FinalsCaleb Williams Game Tying TD vs. Rams – NFLLas Vegas Aces, WNBALos Angeles Dodgers, MLBIndiana Hoosiers, NCAA FootballCarolina Hurricanes, NHLNew York Knicks, NBATexas Longhorns, NCAA SoftballSeattle Seahawks, NFLTeam USA Men’s HockeyTeam USA Women’s HockeyCa