Is Outside the Lines coming back?

Outside the Lines ended on June 23, 2017, on ESPN. The show was a long-running sports program that examined critical issues in American sports both on and off the field. It aired for 30 minutes on weekdays and Sundays, providing in-depth reporting and analysis on a variety of sports-related topics. Over the years, the program expanded its schedule and format, becoming a staple for viewers interested in the broader context of sports news and controversies.

The program was a journalism-focused series that started in 1990 as a monthly one-hour show hosted by veteran sportscaster Bob Ley. It grew in popularity, leading to more frequent broadcasts, including a nightly edition and various time slot changes. The show covered notable sporting news stories, often featuring interviews, investigative reports, and discussions on issues impacting athletes, leagues, and fans. It was known for its in-depth approach to sports journalism, often addressing topics beyond scores and highlights.

Bob Ley was the primary host throughout its run, and the show featured contributions from several other journalists. The show concluded its final season in 2017 after 29 seasons and 41 episodes in its last run.