Disney Plus will begin exclusively airing a bite-sized version of ESPN’s SportsCenter, the company announced on Thursday. The show, called SC Plus, will feature a “fast-paced” update with the day’s most important moments in sports. It debuts on March 3rd.

We reported that Disney Plus was tipped to add sports content in 2025 at the beginning of the month. Now, we know when the first sports streaming show is coming to the streaming service. As reported by Variety,

ESPN is set to launch “SC+,” a new, daily “SportsCenter” show, exclusively on Disney+ on Monday, March 3. They’re calling it “SC+” but it’s a shorter, more streamlined offshoot of the 45-year-old sports highlights show that airs on ESPN. The shows will run at least 15 minutes but will vary in length.

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Fox, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery disbanded their efforts to launch Venu, a joint sports streaming service.

SC+' will stream new episodes every day, featuring a more casual, entertainment-focused look at the world of sports.

Disney's decision to integrate ESPN Plus content into Disney Plus via a content tile boosted its overall share of streaming sports during Q1, according to Gracenote. This article, Gracenote: Disney Plus grows streaming sports share during Q1,