Stephen A. Smith wants fans to know one thing, and he made sure to say it loud on his SiriusXM show, Complex reports. There was no dramatic exit from NBA Countdown, no dispute with ESPN leaders, and ...

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 ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Stephen A. Smith says he negotiated stepping down from “NBA Countdown” as part of his contract renewal. The “First ...

Stephen A. Smith said he made the call to be removed from “NBA Countdown.” ESPN announced Monday a “new-look NBA Countdown” show that surprisingly did not include Smith, a regular on the show for ...

Stephen A. Smith exits ESPN's NBA Countdown for new projects, emphasizing personal choice and positive collaborations. Woman who killed her five-month-old baby to 'fulfill' sins found not guilty Trump ...

Stephen A. Smith opted to give up NBA Countdown when he agreed to his current contract with ESPN, and somehow the aggregate news cycle turned that into him being fired. “I’m trying to figure out what ...

Stephen A. Smith is a very busy man. He is the star of ESPN's "First Take." He hosts two radio shows on SiriusXM. He has his own production company. Since 2021, Smith also has been an analyst on ...

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, ...

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 ...

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 ...

"They don't want to spend money, they don't want to get it right." ...