Tony Reali Biography

Tony Reali is a sports personality and sports television host. Reali began his work in sports casting for WFUV at Fordham University where he became the voice of football and men’s basketball. After graduating in 2000 he joined ESPN as a researcher and writer for the networks quiz show 2 Minute Drill. Tony quickly took hold at the network and his workload began to expand when he joined Pardon the Interruption in 2001 and became the shows “Stat Boy,” where he assumed the role of correcting and fact checking hosts Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon. This was the time that Tony began to gain popularity and that led to him taking over the role of host for the show Around the Horn in 2004 replacing former host Max Kellerman. His contributions on air have recently earned him a visit to the White House where he visited with President Barack Obama. 

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