In a recent episode of “First Take” on ESPN, Shannon Sharpe made his opinion, and fandom, clearly known by saying that LeBron James is one of the most undervalued players in the NBA today. He continued,

Former All-Pro receiver Steve Smith Sr. was a hot topic online over the weekend as he was accused of having an affair with an unnamed woman who is a member of the Marching Ravens, the Baltimore

LeBron James announced that he wouldn't play in the All-Star Game due to ankle and foot discomfort, surprising many with the late notice. NFL star Sha

Insane: A man has just found out that former NFL WR and current NFL Network analyst Steve Smith Sr. has been sleeping with his wife. He posted the texts and a phone call with Smith on X after finding out: “I’m sorry” 😳😳😳 pic.twitter.com/t312DpcAVu

In a recent episode of "First Take," Shannon Sharpe made a bold and somewhat laughable prediction regarding the Los Angeles Lakers ' potential playoff matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder .

The former NFL legends Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson shared their thoughts on the infidelity allegations revolving around Steve Smith Sr. on a recent episode of Nightcap.

Smith sat in awe as his co-host sounded off on the LA Lakers star. He then applauded him for his stance on the situation. "I'm just so proud of my boy Shannon Sharpe," Stephen A. said.

Shannon Sharpe's criticism of LeBron James' decision to sit out the All-Star Game draws a reaction from Stephen A. Smith.

The NFL Hall of Famer has Laker-fever. Or maybe it’s Luka-fever. It’s probably both, but either way, Shannon Sharpe is just about ready to hand LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers

Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe debate how Luka Doncic will handle facing his former team the Dallas Mavericks.

The question asked by Molly Qerim to Sharpe was if Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum takes the cake as the most disrespected in the league while Sharpe agreed that he has been, it's still James with how he's performing at the current moment.

In a recent interview, Stephen A. Smith criticized NBA players for viewing the league as a bank rather than a partnership.