ESPN is making changes to Stephen A. Smith’s on-air duties. The Worldwide Leader announced this week that the “new-look ‘NBA Countdown’ team” will debut Wednesday, and Smith was noticeably missing ...

On Tuesday, many individuals were buzzing about viral headlines and rumors suggesting that ESPN removed Stephen A. Smith from its "NBA Countdown" programs. However, Smith has since addressed the buzz, ...

Tim Legler was not a fan of ESPN’s box score changes. / Photo by Logan Riely/NBAE via Getty Images Basketball fans felt a sigh of relief on Thursday as ESPN changed their NBA box score format after a ...

After more than two decades appearing on the show, TV superstar Stephen A. Smith is no longer a regular on ESPN's Inside the NBA programming. Smith originally joined the show when it was called NBA ...

Stephen A. Smith says it was his decision to step away from ESPN’s "NBA Countdown," not the network’s. Stephen A. Smith said he “negotiated” being removed from ESPN’s NBA Countdown as part of his $100 ...

Stephen A. Smith is out of ESPN's NBA Countdown. He will not be on the show for the remainder of the season. This marks his first absence in over two decades. A new team will cover NBA games. This ...

When he speaks, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith is very clear with his words and now, he wants something understood: He was not "yanked" from the "NBA Countdown" programming. While speaking on his Sirius XM ...

A real-time, animated NBA Christmas Day special will return for Cavaliers vs. Knicks this year. Official release Dunk the Halls returns with Stitch joining the alt cast for Cavaliers-Knicks on ...

Oct 23, 2024; Inglewood, California, USA; Stephen A. Smith (Stephen Smith) on the ESPN NBA Countdown live set at Intuit Dome. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images The times are a-changin’ (at ...

Stephen A. Smith has claimed it was his decision to stop working on NBA Countdown after it emerged the $100million analyst had been left a 'new-look' team for the long-running show. On Sunday, the ...

1. I will never stop being surprised about how 1) people don’t care about facts anymore and 2) people are constantly being fed wrong information. I told you in Monday’s Traina Thoughts that ESPN ...

National NBA games being shown on NBC/Peacock, Amazon Prime Video or ESPN have drawn more than 60 million viewers through the first month of the regular season, the league announced Thursday, noting ...