Stephen Curry trades NBA courts for an office at Davidson College: Is he saying goodbye to the Warriors? He elaborated on how he would have handled it: "I would have told him, 'Come in the back ...

Stephen A. Smith, ESPN's highest-paid broadcaster, raises two daughters, Samantha and Nyla, as a single father. His daughters have significantly helped him cope with his mother's death, and he ...

Sprecher/Getty; Kevin Mazur/Getty LeBron James was caught on a hot mic talking about his tense interaction with Stephen A. Smith. Before the Lakers took a loss to the Boston Celtics on Saturday ...

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith is one of the more outspoken sports personalities in the media. And his strongly opinionated nature has gotten him in trouble from time to time, most recently with Los ...

A white Jewish person?” Smith asked during a recent taping of The Stephen A. Smith Show. “If a Black cop had his knee on a white Jewish person for over nine minutes, Ben Shapiro, would you ...

LeBron James apparently wasn't done with the Stephen A. Smith issue over his son Bronny that he brought up to the well-paid ESPN personality that Smith had to respond to the next day on First Take.

Hear me on this: Stephen A. Smith is no joke. Democrats, do not underestimate him. Do not mock him. Do not take him lightly. Do not ignore him. Do I think the face of ESPN (who, according to ...

Sports media star Stephen A. Smith is the kind of communications talent the Democratic Party needs to pay attention to now. (Aaron M. Sprecher / Getty Images) Hear me on this: Stephen A.

LeBron James appears to have revealed what Stephen A. Smith said regarding James' son, Bronny, that got him so upset that he confronted ESPN's "First Take" host Thursday at the Lakers' home game ...

LeBron James isn’t the only one who seems to have an issue with how Stephen A. Smith has been talking about Bronny James. In a long diatribe on his show, “The Stephen A. Smith Show,” the ...

The basketball world has been abuzz with the recent fallout between ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith and Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green, stemming from comments made about LeBron James ...

When LeBron James was the first player mentioned at halftime of the Los Angeles Lakers' 111-101 loss to the Boston Celtics on Saturday, ESPN "NBA Countdown" host Stephen A. Smith could not change ...