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ESPN

Android • Sports • Disney
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Pretty much every ESPN channel in one app

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Updated
September 30, 2025
Category
Sports
Age Rating
Everyone 10+
Developer
Disney
Android
Android 5.1++
Package Name
com.espn.score_center

So here's my honest take on the ESPN app after using it for a few months. I've tried a bunch of sports apps and this one's probably the most comprehensive if you're already in the ESPN ecosystem. The live streaming quality is generally good, though I've had some buffering issues during peak times. What I really like is having all the ESPN content in one spot - from live games to their original shows. But here's the thing: you need a TV provider login to get most of the good stuff, which kinda sucks if you've cut the cord. Still, for free content like scores and highlights, it's pretty solid.

Manya Lyalya
AUTHOR: Manya Lyalya Editor, Grand Screen

Pros

  • Everything ESPN offers in one place - no switching between apps
  • Live streaming works well most of the time
  • Real-time scores and alerts are actually useful
  • Personalized content based on your favorite teams
  • Massive library of on-demand content and documentaries

Cons

  • Need a cable/satellite login for full access
  • Streaming can get choppy during big games
  • Interface feels a bit cluttered sometimes
  • Battery drain is noticeable during long streaming sessions
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Been using the ESPN app for football season and it’s honestly become my go-to for sports stuff. It’s basically ESPN’s entire universe packed into one app – you get all their channels, live games, highlights, news, the whole deal. If you’re a sports fan, it’s kinda hard to avoid this thing.

Here’s what you can do: stream live games from pretty much every major sport (NFL, NBA, MLB, you name it), catch up on SportsCenter, watch those 30 for 30 documentaries everyone talks about. And there’s also real-time scores and breaking news alerts that actually work pretty well. The personalization stuff is neat too – it learns what teams you like and shows you relevant content.

Look, if you’re already paying for ESPN through your cable or streaming service, this app is a no-brainer. It’s not perfect – sometimes the streaming can get choppy during big games – but having everything in one place is super convenient. Worth having on your phone if you’re into sports at all.

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