The face of ESPN was on his phone during the thrilling Pacers-Thunder game, but he was not looking up NBA stats.

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith went viral for the wrong reasons during Friday night's game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers. For starters, a fan sitting courtside for Game 4 of ...

Daniel Dorsa for The New York Times Supported by By Matt Flegenheimer Stephen A. Smith has had something ... ‘Will you take a look at what I can do? Would you stop looking at me and assuming ...

Loud and proud Knicks fan Stephen A. Smith started "First Take" with falling rain superimposed ... "I am having a very, very bad morning. Look at my face! I'm not in a very good mood!

The Celtics might be without Jayson Tatum for the foreseeable future, but ESPN pundit and Knicks fan Stephen A. Smith ... will look to keep their season alive on Friday night when they take ...

We're just a few short days away from the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers renewing hostilities in the Eastern Conference finals and ESPN's Stephen ... to look into a crystal ball, Smith ...

The Pacers beat the Knicks in seven games during the second round of the playoffs last year, and ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith believes ... "You don't look at anybody on their squad and say ...

Minutes before he was set to go on the air with “First Take,” Stephen A. Smith crashed another ESPN ... Let's sift through the noise and look at what he can do this week that matters.

In an exclusive interview, Colby Thelen sat down with ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith after he recorded First Take from the News ... But when you look at Ant-Man, the difference in their game ...

You don’t look at anybody on their squad ... with Josh Hart's leadership is going to take this Knicks team to the NBA Finals. I agree with Stephen A. Smith, it’s going to seven games.