Stephen A. Smith

Tom Brady has spoken on his podcast, "Let's Go!," about what is exciting him about retiring from playing in the NFL—when the time comes.

Numerous members of the Celtics have said they know as little about the allegations made against coach Ime Udoka as the public does.

"Michael Irvin is television Gold, somebody pass the collection plate," former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho wrote in a tweet.

"As a Black man, you learn from a very, very early age that when white folks catch a cold, Black folks catch pneumonia," the ESPN host said.

Tempers flared when Stephen A. Smith and Malika Andrews discussed the punishment announced for the Boston coach.

Thybulle will have to sit out at least two games in the first round of the NBA playoffs due to Canada's federal vaccine mandate.

The WWE star announced he's officially retired during an ESPN interview.

Sports television and podcast host Katie Nolan tweeted: "if mina kimes makes you *that* mad, I can all but guarantee it ain't mina kimes you're mad at."

Irving's decision to not get vaccinated against COVID-19 has led to the Brooklyn Nets' decision to prohibit him from practicing or playing with the team.

"There's sad news to break to you. I'm only here for one night," Smith said. "But I do have good news. I've already lasted longer than the new host of Jeopardy!"

Morris made the comment after ESPN's Stephen A. Smith said last month that Ohtani "needs an interpreter" and shouldn't be the face of baseball.

"I was wrong, period," Smith said. "There is no excuse. This is not ESPN, this is not Disney...this was me.

The ESPN analyst said on First Take on Monday the Japanese player could not be the face of the MLB as he "needs an interpreter."

Ohtani gave a two-minute speech in 2019, entirely in English and with no interpreter, while accepting the AL Rookie of the Year award.

"I don't think it helps that the No. 1 face, is a dude that needs an interpreter so you can understand what the hell he's saying," ESPN's Stephen A. Smith said.

The injury will keep the three-time NBA champ off the court for a second straight season.

While appearing on ESPN's 'First Take,' host Stephen A. Smith criticized the NFL's enforcement of the Rooney Rule following the recent head coach hires by the New York Giants, Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys.

While appearing on ESPN's 'Get Up' on Monday morning, Stephen A. Smith expressed his views on Kaepernick and the outcome of his controversial workout on Saturday.

The Browns have made waves in the free agency by signing Odell Beckham Jr. and Kareem Hunt.

Smith was not in the office when the intruder flew through the window.

The Lakers are 29-31 for the season and sit three games behind the San Antonio Spurs, who hold the final playoff spot in the Western Conference.

The Lakers have so far failed to add a superstar alongside LeBron and face an uphill battle to do so next summer.

Irving was careful not to say too much.

Smith claimed James would like to beat Irving up.

Stephen A. Smith suggests "for one election, just one, every black person in America vote Republican."