Sports media juggernaut Stephen A. Smith went viral for his reaction to Napheesa Collier calling out WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert on September 30, which Smith relayed during an October 1 edition of ESPN First Take.
The Cleveland Browns stole the NFL headlines again on Wednesday when they officially benched veteran quarterback Joe Flacco in favor of Dillon Gabriel.
The WNBA is facing one of its most intense leadership controversies in years after Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier publicly called out commissioner Cathy Engelbert. ESPN commentator Stephen A.
Aaron Boone made a questionable decision during the New York Yankees’ loss to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night, and Stephen A. Smith is among those who believe the manager deserves to lose his job.
On September 30, Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier called WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert out in an unprecedented way during her exit interview. After
As the Cleveland Browns shuffle the deck and turn to Dillon Gabriel at quarterback, ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is confused by what’s happening elsewhere on the depth chart.
Debates regarding Jalen Hurts‘ worth as an elite quarterback have raged on for far too long, even after being the reigning Super Bowl MVP. The same questions have been asked about Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.
Weeks after her abrupt ESPN exit, Molly Qerim will moderate another loud personality not named Stephen A. Smith. The former First Take host will appear at a Q&A event with UConn men's basketball head coach Dan Hurley on Wednesday.
Normally noted for his lasting pessimism when it comes to his beloved New York Knicks, Stephen A. Smith's first take of the 2025-26 campaign is uncharacteristically optimistic.
ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith received heavy backlash on social media for a comment he made about Boston Celtics superstar Jayson Tatum tearing his achilles.
The New York Knicks are expected to be one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference once again this season thanks in large part to the conference being weakened due to injuries.
The Golden State Warriors have completed their initial significant offseason transaction. Shams Charania reported on Sunday that the Warriors have agreed to a multi-year deal with Al Horford, just one day before media day.
As the clock ticked down on FSU’s 31-17 victory against Alabama on opening day, it was painfully clear that the Crimson Tide was in a new era, a much lesser one than what Nick Saban had been able to provide.
The Arizona Cardinals are on a two-game losing streak entering their Week 5 matchup against the Tennessee Titans - and all eyes, ears and spotlights are on quarterback Kyler Murray.
Micah Parsons‘ return to Dallas ended in an anticlimactic 40-40 tie on Sunday, and Stephen A. Smith believes the Packers’ defense is to blame. During Monday’s episode of First Take, Smith tore into Green Bay for its defensive performance against the Cowboys.
As Russell Wilson’s NFL career faces uncertainty after being benched by the New York Giants, discussions about his Hall of Fame candidacy have intensified with Eli Manning being included in the conversation.
The Golden State Warriors finally made their first significant move of the offseason. Just one day before media day, Shams Charania announced that the Warriors signed Al Horford to a multi-year deal.
The New York Giants entered Week 4 searching for their first win of the season, pinning hopes on the highly anticipated debut of rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart.
Tua’s response isn’t being received well. Stephen A. Smith, a well-known sports analyst from ESPN, has recently shown his frustration with Tua Tagovailoa’s comment about 2015 NFL MVP Cam Newton.
Following the Dallas Cowboys’ disappointing 31-14 loss to the Chicago Bears, Stephen A. Smith did not hold back in his criticism of the team’s defense.
Earlier this week ESPN's Stephen A. Smith touched on Molly Qerim's abrupt departure from ESPN after many years with the company. But while he didn't say much in terms of the details, one former ESPN employee believes that he said more than enough.
Stephen A. Smith has watched his popularity steadily grow in recent years, and that is certainly reflected in the longtime analyst’s annual compensation.
Molly Qerim has confirmed she is leaving ESPN, and Stephen A. Smith delivered an emotional farewell to his longtime colleague on Tuesday. A report surfaced on Monday night that Qerim would be leaving ESPN at the end of 2025.