Stephen A. Smith 'retires' the GOAT debate between Michael Jordan and LeBron James with answer that's divided fans
Popular American sports journalist Stephen A. Smith has had his say on the NBA’s greatest of all time (GOAT) debate. Smith, 57, is one of the most respected sports journalists in the US and discussed the topic when speaking on First Take. Michael Jordan and LeBron James are widely considered to be the two best basketball players of all time.
Stephen A Smith was so taken aback by claims made by his First Take co-host, the outspoken analyst stormed off the show's set ...
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith is taking on a new role in Democratic politics as the party searches for its identity ...
If the Democratic Party has a problem drawing young men who believe that the excesses of wokeness have left them behind, ...
After his First Take rant, Stephen A. Smith still doesn't get it when it comes to the conversation around today's NBA and LeBron James. As if there wasn’t enough navel-gazing in today’s NBA ...
Democratic strategist James Carville said that while he’s a fan of Stephen A. Smith’s sports coverage, the commentator ...
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith rejected the idea of running for president, arguing the suggestion only took off because Democrats are so desperate to find a new leader to rally around.
Enter Stephen A. Smith, ESPN's highly paid commentator on "First Take," who added his two cents, with the caveat of the never-married Smith saying what he would do if that happened to him.
Sports media personality Stephen A. Smith urged Americans to be patient with Elon Musk as the tech billionaire works with ...
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