Stephen A. Smith is finally calling balls and strikes.
ESPN’s First Take firebrand has been throwing himself into the political ring with hot-button answers on his podcast regarding current issues.
Smith is also frequently trading barbs with Sean Hannity on Fox News, telling the truth like it is for the most part.
This week on his show, SAS took a swing at border security while answering questions on his show, and he gave a surprisingly conservative stance on a contested issue.
A self-proclaimed Democrat, Smith insists the U.S.
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Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum celebrated too early and turned into the butt of jokes after his C’s blew a 22-point lead to the Cleveland Cavaliers in a humiliating loss.
Enjoying a comfortable lead to start the game, Tatum yelled “f**k outta here!” to the Cavs, halfway through the first quarter, playing to the home TD Garden crowd.
Boston held a 25-3 lead at the time.
Tatum was blamed for riling up Cleveland after the Cavs roared back to beat the Celtics 123-116. He learned the hard way that celebrating early sometimes comes at a cost.
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Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and two-way star Shohei Ohtani have quite the prank war on their hands.
As Ohtani was leaving spring training on Friday night, he opened his car door and prepared to head home. Unfortunately for him, it wasn’t simply a matter of unlocking the door and tossing his bag in. Instead, hundreds of plastic balls – the kind that fill those giant containers that you would jump into in arcades as a kid – poured out.
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McKenzie Forbes signed a training camp contract with the Wings — reuniting with her former coach, Chris Koclanes.
The Dallas Wings have added another player to their roster after a busy summer of free agency — guard McKenzie Forbes, who was selected 28th overall by the Los Angeles Sparks last season.
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— Mckenzie Forbes (@Kenzie4bs) February 28, 2025
Forbes is an elite three-point shooter whose collegiate career included stints at UC Berkeley, Harvard, and USC.