Houston Astros and Philadelphia Phillies clash for 2022 MLB World Series, live on ESPN
Game one of the best-of-seven series begins on Saturday October 29 at 10.30am AEDT on ESPN.
Week Seven NFL on ESPN sees Chiefs-49ers collision and dual superstar QB returns
Week Seven NFL will see another six live games on ESPN, highlighted by the Kansas City Chiefs clash with the San Francisco 49ers and two high-profile superstar returns expected in Miami and Dallas.
ESPN and NBA unveil new broadcast agreement that sees more live games and enhanced TV package
ESPN’s new NBA broadcast deal is a massive win for hoops fans, adding to the already extensive NBA schedule on the network.
Bills-Chiefs and Eagles-Cowboys headline massive week six NFL on ESPN
ESPN will bring NFL fans a total of six live games in Week Six. The Live NFL action begins on Friday October 14 at 11.15am AEDT, when the Chicago Bears take on the Washington Commanders.
The NBL returns for another huge season on ESPN
The National Basketball League is back, with another blockbuster season in store – where every game of the regular season and finals series is LIVE on ESPN. After a phenomenal campaign last season, the NBL returns with a bang as the defending champion Sydney Kings look to continue their reign at the top. The live basketball will come thick and fast in the opening week of the season, with ESPN bringing nine live games across the first seven days. ESPN’s coverage of the new NBL campaign begins on Saturday October 1, with a massive double header involving the Grand Finalists of last season. The 2022-23 NBL season kicks off at 6pm AEST, when the South East Melbourne Phoenix welcome the Tasmania JackJumpers LIVE on ESPN. The JackJumpers were the story of last campaign, with the Tasmanian side going on a fairytale run to the Grand Final, in their inaugural year. Following at 8pm AEST, is the local derby between the Illawarra Hawks and Sydney Kings, LIVE on ESPN. The Sydney Kings were crowned NBL champions and will be looking to continue their dominance. Sydney have lost some key personnel following their title triumph, but will look to young talent such as Dejan Vasiljevic to lead their defence of the NBL crown. Sunday October 2 sees the NBL action continue with another double header, beginning at 2pm AEDT, Melbourne United tackle the New Zealand Breakers. United finished top of the table at the end of the regular season, but fell short of making the Grand Final. They will be looking for redemption against the Breakers, who themselves are looking to bounce back, now they are on home soil in New Zealand once again. Following live at 4pm AEDT Sunday, the Perth Wildcats welcome the Brisbane Bullets. The Wildcats saw their remarkable finals streak come to an end last season. Given the playing group at their disposal, Perth will not be down for long and most expect the Wildcats to return to winning ways quickly under new head coach John Rillie. Again the Wildcats will be led by star Bryce Cotton, who hopes to light up the league with his brand of offence. Boomers star Aron Baynes returns to the NBL with the Bullets, and Brisbane look to be emerging as a real force in the competition. Baynes joins former NBA player Tyler Johnson and Nathan Sobey, in a side that are playing some eye catching ball. Brisbane can make an immediate statement to the competition, with the scalp of the Wildcats in week one. ESPN will also ensure that hoops fans are covered with all the action off the court. ESPN’s The Jump returns for another year, hosted by Nat Edwards and legend Andrew Gaze, with an hour long wrap of all the latest NBL news and discussion airing each Wednesday night at 8.30pm AEDT. The Jump sets out to bring you the most thoughtful basketball opinions on the players, games and stories that matter. It will look at the hot topics in the NBA with a local lens, and takes the viewers beyond the stats. NBL: The Crossover will air between games each Saturday and following the weekend’s action on Sunday evenings. NBL Overtime and NBL Slam also return, meaning basketball fans have every angle covered across the channels of ESPN. ESPN is ‘Your Home For Hoops’ with the network bringing basketball fans countless hours of exclusive NBL, NBA, WNBL, WNBA, NCAA and FIBA action. NBL 22-23 on ESPN Saturday October 16pm AEST, South East Melbourne Phoenix vs Tasmania JackJumpers, ESPN8pm AEST, Illawarra Hawks vs Sydney Kings, ESPN Sunday October 22pm AEDT, Melbourne United vs New Zealand Breakers, ESPN4pm AEDT, Perth Wildcats vs Brisbane Bullets, ESPN Monday October 37.30pm AEDT, Tasmania JackJumpers vs Cairns Taipans, ESPN Thursday October 65.30pm AEDT, New Zealand Breakers vs Tasmania JackJumpers, ESPN Friday October 77.30pm AEDT, Sydney Kings vs Brisbane Bullets, ESPN Saturday October 85.30pm AEDT, South East Melbourne Phoenix vs Cairns Taipans, ESPN8pm AEDT, Perth Wildcats vs Illawarra Hawks, ESPN ESPN and ESPN2 are available on Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Fetch TV and Sky NZ.
NFL Week Three on ESPN brings six live games and two legends collide as Rodgers meets Brady
ESPN brings another huge week of NFL action, with six live games across ESPN and ESPN2, with the standout being the highly anticipated clash between NFL legends – Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, for perhaps the final time. NFL Week Three on ESPN begins on Friday September 23 at 10.15am AEST, live on ESPN2, when the Cleveland Browns meet the Pittsburgh Steelers. Both sides fell agonizingly short of victory in Week Two, as the Browns lost to the Jets by a point, and the Steelers were beaten by a field goal against the Patriots. It leaves the AFC North rivals 1-1 after the opening fortnight and looms as a key clash in the tight conference. Monday September 26 will bring four live games back to back on ESPN and ESPN2, beginning at 3am AEST when the Kansas City Chiefs clash with the Indianapolis Colts. The Chiefs have been perhaps the most impressive side in the opening two weeks of the season, claiming back to back victories in style. Indianapolis were humbled 24-0 by Jacksonville last round, and are yet to register a victory this season. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes has his offense singing and the Colts will be up against it, as they look to get their campaign rolling. Also at 3am AEST on ESPN2, the Las Vegas Raiders clash with the Tennessee Titans. The Raiders are another franchise who are desperately looking to kick start their season, going 0-2 so far. Las Vegas impressed for three quarters against the Cardinals in Week Two, but capitulated late to hand Arizona the win. The Titans were another many had high hopes for in 2022/23, but like the Raiders, they are sliding. Tennessee were thumped 41-7 by Buffalo. It may only be Week Three, but already questions are being asked regarding the future of both. At 6.25am AEST on ESPN, two NFL legends collide for potentially the final time, as Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady go head to head once more. Green Bay tackle the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with all eyes on the quarterback battle. After an opening round defeat, the Packers eased the pressure with a 27-10 win over Chicago, but the Buccaneers will prove a serious litmus test. Tampa Bay have won both games to start the season, a 19-3 win over the Cowboys and 20-10 victory over the Saints. Tom Brady as always has been a focal point, but his offensive is still yet to find their groove. Another clash with Aaron Rodgers will have the NFL world salivating. Monday’s action concludes at 10.15am AEST when the San Francisco 49ers clash with the Denver Broncos. After a shock loss to the Bears in Week One, the 49ers responded with an impressive 27-7 win vs Seattle. Denver also rectified an opening day defeat, having fallen 17-16 to the Seahawks week one. A 16-9 win over Houston will help steady the ship, as new QB Russell Wilson gets comfortable to life in Denver. Tuesday at 10.15am AEST, New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys face off, live on ESPN. An all NFC East clash, with New York currently sitting atop the conference and the Cowboys at the bottom. Not how many would have predicted things to be sitting thus far. The Giants hold a 2-0 record for the season, holding on for slender wins against the Titans and Panthers. Stand-in QB Cooper Rush got the Cowboys back to winning ways, steering Dallas to a 20-17 win in Week Two against the Bengals. With Dak Prescott expected to be out for the next six weeks, Rush is now the focal point and steps into one of the biggest spotlights in the NFL. A win over their conference rivals, will be the perfect answer to any critics. ESPN, ESPN2 and the ESPN App* bring all the NFL action for fans in Australia and New Zealand, with NFL RedZone available from 3am AEST each Monday on the ESPN App*. NFL Week Three on ESPN Friday September 23 10.15am AEST, Cleveland Browns vs Pittsburgh Steelers, ESPN2 Monday September 26 3am AEST, Kansas City Chiefs vs Indianapolis Colts, ESPN 3am AEST, Las Vegas Raiders vs Tennessee Titans, ESPN2 3am AEST, NFL RedZone, ESPN App* 6.25am AEST, Green Bay Packers vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers, ESPN 9.30am AEST, SC: NFL Blitz, ESPN 10.15am AEST, San Francisco 49ers vs Denver Broncos, ESPN Tuesday September 27 10.15am AEST, New York Giants vs Dallas Cowboys, ESPN *Streaming functionality on the ESPN App and ESPN.com.au is available to ESPN channel subscribers via Foxtel, Fetch TV and SKY NZ who enter their platform credentials. (Note: Kayo subscribers cannot stream via the ESPN App or ESPN.com.au).  Download the ESPN App from the Apple and Android app stores. ESPN and ESPN2 are available on Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Fetch TV and Sky NZ.