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Why Skip Bayless’ First Take Return Was More Tribute Than Sports Debate
"The ratio between current discussion and recycled nostalgia felt completely out of balance. This approach seemed better suited for a podcast audience than a network television production."
The NBA’s Biggest Issue Is Stars Being Absent When Games Should Matter Most
"The distinction between injury and load management is almost irrelevant. The outcome is the same: games that are supposed to carry weight end up diluted."
Matt Barnes: The Old Stephen A. Smith Would “Slap The S**t” Out Of Current Day Smith
"I know that the Stephen A. Smith I met in Philly…would’ve slapped the s**t out of this dude."
Jason Williams: Stephen A. Smith Needs To Move on From Beef With LeBron James
"I think his life is so good that he shouldn’t be worried about s**t like that, unless it’s so personal that he has to hold on to it."
Stephen A. Smith Says He’s Not Interested in a Grudge With Lebron James
"I might have affected him in ways that other people haven’t, and that might have provoked him to do whatever."
Why Brian Windhorst Still Believes in the Art of the NBA Story at ESPN
"Players should try to tell the better story, which is the full story. Not what’s manicured"
As Lebron James’ Era Comes to an End, Who Will Be the Next King of the NBA?
"The crown is slipping, and the armor is dented. The true crisis, however, isn’t in the King’s mortality — it’s in the absence of a bold successor"
ESPN Extends NBA Insider Brian Windhorst To Multi-Year Agreement
"Windhorst, who joined ESPN in 2010, will continue to deliver analysis and reporting across multiple ESPN platforms"
Stephen A. Smith Reveals He Felt “Set up” When Lebron James Confronted Him at a Lakers Game
"This is 2025, we got technology everywhere. TNT is a nationally televised game. How is it we got one angle, and the only angle you see was of him and his face, but you see the back of my peanut head?"
Stephen A. Smith Continues To Blur the Line With LeBron James
"Smith is, without question, one of the most influential voices in sports media. He’s also one of its greatest entertainers. But his ongoing feud with James is more theater than journalism"