Stephen A. Smith-LeBron James confrontation, explained

Stephen A. Smith reveals reason behind ‘unexpected’ confrontation with LeBron James
Stephen A. Smith opened Friday morning’s “First Take” by addressing his now-viral interaction with LeBron James that transpired courtside during the Lakers’ home overtime 113-109 win over the Knicks Thursday night.
Stephen A. Smith Details Why LeBron James Confronted Him
Stephen A. Smith has finally addressed his viral moment with LeBron James. As we reported, the ESPN commentator was trending all over social media after a clip from the Los Angeles Lakers’ game against the New York Knicks on Thursday night took over the internet, in which a clearly unhappy James walked over to Smith with some words.
LeBron James Gets in the Face of ESPN's Stephen A. Smith in Heated Courtside Confrontation
LeBron James and his Los Angeles Lakers have become media darlings again after the shocking, blockbuster trade for former-Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic. The pairing of Doncic and James has the surging Lakers competing for the two-seed in a stacked Western Conference (the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder are a dozen games ahead of them,
Stephen A. Smith comments again on incident with LeBron James
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith has expressed more of his feelings about the altercation he had with LeBron James last week.
Patrick Beverley’s eye-opening view on Lakers’ LeBron James, Stephen A. Smith feud
The feud between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith continues to be a major talking point in NBA circles. As one would recall, James confronted Smith following the Los Angeles Lakers’ 113-109 win over the New York Knicks last week.
What Is Going on With LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith?
The Lakers superstar doesn’t appear to be a fan of the ESPN commentator’s stance on his son Bronny’s fledgling NBA career.
Rich Paul: Lakers’ LeBron James Has ‘Moved On’ From Stephen A. Smith Drama
LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith have been in an ongoing feud for the last week or so, stemming from comments the ESPN host made about Bronny James and LeBron as a father.
Stephen A. Smith-LeBron James confrontation, explained: ESPN analyst blasts Lakers star for 'bulls—' exchange
The in-game confrontation between Lakers star LeBron James and ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith isn't going away anytime soon.
Stephen A. Smith Has Already Changed His Opinion Of LeBron James
After addressing his recent interaction with LeBron James multiple times over the past few days, Stephen A. Smith is now giving his side of the story to "Gil's Arena." Sitting down with the former Wizards star,
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LeBron James' former teammate refers to his '40-year career', which somehow doesn't seem that crazy
When LeBron James hit a smooth fadeaway jumper over Derrick White on Saturday night, ESPN color commentator Richard Jefferson ...
Is LeBron better as a 40 year old than he was 10 years ago? Very possibly and here is why
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NBA legend LeBron James is currently one of the few professional athletes who are also billionaires, according to Forbes. But ...
LeBron James didn't ask to be the face of the NBA, now he's calling for change
LeBron James is over the negativity. In light of Anthony Edwards saying during All-Star weekend that he doesn't want to be ...
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JJ Redick And The Lakers Celebrate LeBron James' Career Milestone In A Viral Video: "It Only Took You 22 Years!"
In the latest victory, the Lakers went viral after a video captured the moment when the team celebrated James' 50,000 career ...
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Former NBA champion says 40-year-old LeBron James is still the league's best player
Most of the players LeBron James faced off with early in his career are long since out of the NBA, but they know as well as ...
The NBA’s Biggest Rivalry Was Dead and Buried. Then Two Trades in Five Days Brought It Back To Life.
At the start of this season, Stephen Curry and LeBron James were closer to their farewell tours than to an NBA championship.