Career Timeline of Tony Reali: Major Achievements and Milestones
From career breakthroughs to professional milestones, explore how Tony Reali made an impact.
Tony Reali is an American sports personality and television host, most notably known for hosting Around the Horn on ESPN. He gained prominence as the statistician on Pardon the Interruption from 2001 to 2014, contributing to the show's dynamic. In 2014, he expanded his role in television by becoming a social media contributor for Good Morning America, further solidifying his presence in the media landscape.
1997: Sportscaster for WFUV
From 1997, Tony Reali was a sportscaster for WFUV as the voice of football and men's basketball.
May 2000: Writer for WPIX-TV
In May 2000, Tony Reali worked as a writer for WPIX-TV of New York.
October 2001: Joined Pardon the Interruption
In October 2001, Tony Reali joined Pardon the Interruption as "Stat Boy", fact-checking hosts Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon.
2001: Statistician on Pardon the Interruption
In 2001, Tony Reali began serving as the statistician on the TV show Pardon the Interruption.
February 2004: Host of Around the Horn
In February 2004, Tony Reali became the host of ESPN's Around the Horn, replacing Max Kellerman.
April 2014: Announcement as contributor on social media for Good Morning America
In April 2014, it was announced that Tony Reali would become a contributor on social media for the TV show Good Morning America.
September 5, 2014: Last show of Pardon the Interruption
On September 5, 2014, Tony Reali did his last show of Pardon the Interruption as he transitioned to becoming a social media correspondent for Good Morning America in New York City.
October 8, 2014: Contributor on social media for Good Morning America
On October 8, 2014, Tony Reali began working as a contributor on social media for Good Morning America.
2014: Social media correspondent for Good Morning America
In 2014, Tony Reali began working as a social media correspondent for ABC's Good Morning America.
2015: Weekend sports correspondent for Good Morning America
From 2015, Tony Reali was the weekend sports correspondent and also worked the pop culture desk for Good Morning America.
2018: Weekend sports correspondent for Good Morning America
Until 2018, Tony Reali was the weekend sports correspondent and also worked the pop culture desk for Good Morning America.
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