The long-term future of ESPN’s ‘Around the Horn’ is up in the air

The buzzer could be sounding in the distance for “Around the Horn.”

The daily ESPN sports talk show, which debuted in 2002, is facing an uncertain long-term future, The Post has learned.

Several sources believe that the show will come to an end on ESPN before the 2025 football season.

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A reason for the show’s potential end was not immediately available.

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An ESPN spokesperson declined to comment.

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The show, hosted by Tony Reali — who took over for the original host Max Kellerman in 2004 — features a rotating cast of pundits getting scored on debate points about the sports topics of the day.

Since its inception, it has been a part of the “happy hour” block with “Pardon the Interruption” from 5-6 p.m. ET daily.

“Around the Horn” panelists over the years have included — and in many cases still include — Bob Ryan, Tim Cowlishaw, Jay Mariotti, Mina Kimes, Woody Paige, J.A. Adande, Pablo Torre, Frank Isola, Jemele Hill and Michael Smith.

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