Stephen A. Smith is set to welcome a new colleague to “First Take” following a new development at ESPN. The company dropped a huge announcement this Wednesday, revealing that former NBA point guard Kenny Smith has signed a multi-year agreement that will allow him to make regular appearances across network programming, including on ‘First Take.”

Monday was a bit of new beginning for ESPN's hit morning show First Take but it started in a familiar way—with Stephen A ... Take hit the road and had a live show in Dallas with a full crowd gathered behind the set. Smith kicked off the show by tearing ...

Smith warned that the arrests could be the first step in a payback campaign against Trump’s critics in sports.

Stephen A. Smith can talk the talk, but he’s not one for confrontation. That much was clear when LeBron James pulled up on him during a Lakers game last season, but he also chose to bow out after Serena Williams’ husband checked him during ‘First ...

Stephen A. Smith has been getting more and more into politics. The ESPN personality has his own political show, “Straight Shooter,” which airs on SiriusXM. The show debuted on Sept. 17. “I’ve spent my career speaking my mind, asking tough questions ...

There’s a feud brewing between ESPN host Stephen A. Smith and the Trump-appointed FBI Director, Kash Patel.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith is backpedaling after calling U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett's rhetoric "for the streets"—while at the same time continuing to defend his remarks.

Patel appeared on Fox News host Laura Ingraham’s show Thursday after announcing the arrests of Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and ex-NBA player Damon Jones in a wide probe of illegal sports betting and Mafia-rigged poker games.