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Stephen A. Smith wants LeBron James to throw the damn towel on Bronny James’ NBA prospects for the time being. Following an awful showing by Bronny on Tuesday vs. the 76ers, Smith put on his ...

The spotlight on Bronny James has been relentless ever since he stepped onto an NBA court, and Stephen A. Smith's latest criticism only intensified the scrutiny. After going scoreless against the ...

Stephen A. Smith had a tough message for LeBron James Wednesday, “pleading” with the NBA star to do something about his son, Bronny James. Smith said on First Take that he’s rooting for Bron ...

Dan Patrick couldn’t avoid replaying Stephen A. Smith’s rant directed at LeBron James and Bronny James rant “First Take” during his show Friday. He imitated the tone of Smith’s voice.

Stephen A. Smith is a good actor ... The “stop this,” he’s referring to is Bronny James, who played just 15 minutes in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 118-104 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers ...

Naturally, this has prompted the haters to rain down even more criticism on Bronny, including sports pundit Stephen ... Take," Smith made a simple request of Lakers star LeBron James: stop this.

It's becoming quite clear that Bronny James isn't quite ready for the ... Well, after Tuesday's performance, Stephen A. Smith insinuated that it's still going on, and it's not beneficial.

Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James faced intense scrutiny following his performance in the team's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday. ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith reiterated his ...

Bronny James, the promising rookie and son of NBA legend LeBron James, has wasted no time absorbing crucial basketball wisdom ...

Bill Streicher-Imagn Images Because he's LeBron James's son, though, Bronny was a topic on First Take on Wednesday, providing the opportunity for Stephen A. Smith to make a fatherly request.

Bronny James has been playing wonderfully in the ... battered by the world's best basketball players. ESPN's Stephen A. Smith did his best to state the facts that Lakers brass appear to ignore.