ESPN NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith suggests that the Philadelphia 76ers bench both Joel Embiid and Paul George for the rest of ...

The New York Knicks kicked off the second half of their season by traveling to Cleveland and sustaining a 142-105 defeat on ESPN at the hands of the Cavaliers. New York trailed 77-50 at halftime, ...

After Stephen A. Smith Said He’d Divorce Serena Williams Over That Viral Super Bowl Moment, Her Real-Life Husband, Alexis ...

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith believes New England Patriots legend Tom Brady is the greatest QB in NFL history over Chiefs' Patrick ...

Ben Baby Can the Browns solve their quarterback quandary ... to simply get back on the track to respectability. -- Jordan ...

Stephen A. Smith reveals that he’s open to running for President of the United States in the 2028 Presidential Election, but only under one condition. During an interview with Daily Mail ...

Stephen A. Smith has brought up the topic of running for office before, but it seems that his jokes could become reality after a recent development. Despite never campaigning or taking a political ...

For years, Stephen A. Smith has been one of the most recognizable and influential voices on ESPN, dominating sports talk with his passionate takes and unfiltered opinions. Despite reports in ...

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith threw Sean Hannity’s complaints about diversity, equity and inclusion back into his face on Tuesday night by wondering how exactly Hannity’s former Fox News colleagu ...

Smith believes Trump’s statement will likely be dismissed. “I think it’s a dangerous proposition and not something that should be entertained,” the sports commentator told host Chris Cuomo.

Stephen A. Smith is slamming Fox News for some brazen hypocrisy — while on Fox News. A midair collision in Washington, D.C., between a military helicopter and an American Airlines jet killed all ...

Stephen A. Smith then talked about his possible presidential campaign on his show this past weekend. “I doubt I’ll ever run. It’s not me. I live a pretty good life—and I don’t want to ...