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Published: July 15, 2026, 5:52 p.m. ET
Imagine a big sports party on TV where athletes get trophies — that’s the ESPY Awards! This year, Marcello Hernández, a funny comedian from the show Saturday Night Live (a TV program full of skits and laughs), will be the host. That means he’s the person who talks to the audience, tells jokes, and keeps the show running.
The ESPYs are made by a channel called ESPN, and they celebrate the best moments and players in sports. The show happens on Wednesday, July 15, in a big city called New York City.
Important Point: The ESPY Awards are like the "Oscars" but for sports — they honor amazing athletic achievements!
Marcello shared a little story about his life:
Before Marcello, other famous people hosted the ESPYs, like:
ESPN’s VP (that’s like a boss) Craig Lazarus said Marcello is “one of the most electric young comedians today” and that his love for sports and New York makes him a perfect fit.
Want to tune in? Here’s how:
Before the main show, there’s a “red carpet” where stars dress up and walk for photos.
Presenters are people who hand out the trophies. The 2026 ESPYs will have a LOT of famous folks, including:
To wrap it up: Marcello Hernández, a comedian from SNL, is hosting the 2026 ESPY Awards in New York on July 15. The show honors top sports moments and airs at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and the ESPN App, with a red carpet at 7 p.m. ET. A bunch of celebrities and athletes will present awards. It’s going to be a fun, star-filled night!
Q: What are the ESPY Awards?
A: They are awards made by ESPN to celebrate the best achievements in sports, like a trophy party for athletes.
Q: Who is Marcello Hernández?
A: He is a young comedian from Saturday Night Live who grew up doing street comedy and is now hosting the 2026 ESPYs.
Q: When and where can I watch the ESPYs?
A: You can watch the main show at 8 p.m. ET on July 15 on ABC or the ESPN App, and the red carpet at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN’s YouTube, Facebook, or App.
Q: Can I watch it later if I miss the live show?
A: Yes! From July 16, it’s on Disney+, Hulu, ESPN App, and ABC Video on-demand.