How to Watch ESPY Awards 2026: Channel, Live Stream & Start Time for Sports Honors Show

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   ​How to Watch ESPY Awards 2026: Channel, Live Stream & Start Time for Sports Honors Show originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.What is the best way to commemorate the greatest moments from a spectacular year in sports? The 2026 ESPY Awards.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThis year’s guest list features some of the most talented athletes in the world. From NBA Finals MVP Jalen Brunson to Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu, there will be plenty of incredible athletes and accomplishments to celebrate on Wednesday night.Here is everything you need to know about the 2026 ESPY Awards, including TV and streaming options for the event.TV channel: ABCLive stream:fubo, ESPN appThe 2026 ESPY Awards show will air live on ABC. Actor and comedian Marcello Hernandez will serve as the host of this year’s event.Viewers can stream the ESPY Awards with fubo, which gives fans the ability to watch ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and 100-plus top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.)AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementViewers can also stream the event on the ESPN app.Date: Wednesday, July 15Time: 8 p.m. ETThe 2026 ESPY Awards will begin at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday, July 15. The event will be held at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City.Jalen Brunson, New York KnicksLionel Messi, Inter Miami CFShohei Ohtani, Los Angeles DodgersMatthew Stafford, Los Angeles RamsHilary 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 SkierSabastian 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 HockeyCameron Boozer, Duke BasketballFernando Mendoza, Indiana FootballMitchell Mesenbrink, Penn State WrestlingDonavan Phillip, NC State SoccerOlivia Babcock, Pittsburgh VolleyballLauren Betts, UCLA BasketballMadison Taylor, Northwestern LacrosseFaith Torrez, Oklahoma GymnasticsJake Adicoff, Para Nordic-SkiingDeclan Farmer, Para HockeyOksana Masters, Para Cross-Country SkiingSusannah Scaroni, Wheelchair RacingMyles Garrett, Cleve  

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