Stephen A. Smith has urged the New York Giants to make a major move following Jaxson Dart’s injury. Dart has been ruled out for the remainder of the 2026 season after he suffered a knee injury against the Los Angeles Rams last weekend.
The New York Knicks are fresh off winning their first NBA championship in 53 years, but maintaining that championship core is already proving to be a massive financial puzzle.
The fallout from the LA Clippers controversy has been extremely damaging – but not necessarily for Kawhi Leonard. The NBA brought the hammer down hard on the Los Angeles Clippers after an investigation ruled they violated salary cap circumvention rules, relating to Kawhi Leonard.
Stephen A. Smith usually has an answer for everything. It doesn’t matter whether he’s right. However, even the ESPN broadcaster isn’t immune to committing occasional blunders.
The Giants will be without Dart for the entire season after he suffered an injury in Week 2.
If you asked a Chicago Bears fan how they felt about this team just 24 hours ago, you’d get an overjoyed response. And that would be expected. Especially after their impressive Week 1 win on the road against the Carolina Panthers.
The Dallas Cowboys are 1-1 on the season, coming off a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday. Dallas took down Washington behind a strong performance from Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Co.
You won’t see ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith roaming the sidelines of one of the most anticipated college football games of 2026 tomorrow. On Thursday’s edition of his show on Mad Dog Sports Radio, Smith revealed that he was initially planning on going to tomorrow’s LSU-Ole Miss game in Oxford but decided against it due to safety concerns.
The LSU-Ole Miss game already had enough storylines before Sam Leavitt’s name suddenly appeared on the injury report. Lane Kiffin was returning to Oxford for the first time since leaving the Rebels.
Stephen A. Smith brutally calls out Deshaun Watson’s underwhelming form on the Cleveland Browns. In 2022, the Cleveland Browns thought they were getting a franchise star when they engaged in a blockbuster trade with the Houston Texans for Deshaun Watson.
Caleb Williams impressed last year and started this season with a strong performance. The Chicago Bears quarterback is gaining more fans who believe in his ability to lead the team to a Super Bowl, including Stephen A.
Tennessee is currently scheduled to kick off against Texas at noon on September 26. If you’re a Tennessee Vols fan who was watching ESPN on Thursday morning, you may have heard an interesting comment from Stephen A.
The return of Lane Kiffin is still the major narrative around college football’s game of the week with LSU facing off against Ole Miss, but the surprising revelation of one team’s injury update has created another big talking point around the matchup.
Stephen A. Smith turned a New York Mets segment into another live walk-off on First Take Wednesday. He aimed the rant at owner Steve Cohen, the front office, and former governor Chris Christie.
A familiar Kansas City formula had another strong showing in Week 1, but one part of the Chiefs’ offense gave ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith something new to talk about. On September 15, 2026, Stephen A.
The New York Mets have become a bit of a laughing stock in the MLB this week. Stephen A. Smith certainly didn’t hold back in his assessment of the franchise.
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has a flair for the dramatic and he brought that flair to First Take today when making an impassioned rant about the struggling New York Mets.
Stephen A. Smith is all the way in on the Caleb Williams bandwagon. The Chicago Bears quarterback led his team to a massive 59-37 win over the Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C.
Sports television standard rules just got flipped upside down, and it started with an honest moment from ESPN’s biggest face, Stephen A. Smith. Speaking on Front Office Sports Tonight, Smith gave a rare peek behind the corporate curtain at Bristol.
Big changes are expected for the Toronto Raptors in the upcoming 2026-2027 season. A new logo has been unveiled. Most importantly, Kawhi Leonard is back.
Stephen A. Smith spent years as ESPN’s loudest star. Pat McAfee now sits in a different seat. Smith just explained the gap in public. He talked with Matt Iseman on Front Office Sports.
Pat McAfee has joined Stephen A. Smith as one of ESPN’s biggest sports media stars. Smith acknowledged that the two personalities operate under much different circumstances.
Stephen A. Smith has faced criticism from Dallas Cowboys fans after celebrating the team’s 28-20 loss to the New York Giants. Smith posted on X, “1-down……16 to go!!!!!”, while laughing and celebrating his prediction on video.
Skip Bayless is having a very unlikely reunion.
Stephen A. Smith says his experience working in California came with a very unexpected tax issue, as he claimed his advisors warned him that phone records could be used to determine how many days he spent in the state for tax purposes.
Simmons is officially back in the NBA after agreeing to a one-year deal with the Sacramento Kings.
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