When people think of ESPN’s "Around the Horn," they think about longtime Denver sports journalist Woody Paige and his trademark chalkboard that hangs beside him. On the show’s final day, instead of a witty line,

The mute button was pressed for the last time on “Around the Horn.” The legendary show produced its final broadcast on Friday after a two-decade run on ESPN spanning nearly 5,000 episodes. The network announced in March that “Around the Horn” would conclude on May 23,

As ESPN's daily debate show ends its run after 23 years and 4,953 episodes, Dan Shanoff reflects on his all-too-brief career as a panelist.