Stephen A. Smith, known for boisterous takes on the biggest topics in sports, had social media buzzing on Friday after posting a clip discussing his experience at a Taylor Swift concert.
The brief video, courtesy of his Stephen A. Smith Show, highlights the time he attended a Swift concert with his daughters and their friends.
The highly popular sports personality initially disclosed that he purchased 10 tickets for her daughters and their friends with the shocking confession that each ticket was priced at $2,000.
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Talking to people in and around the college football coaching industry, this year seems like it will be a quiet one in the coaching cycle. But observers said things would slow down during the COVID-19 year in 2020, and it didn’t. And it didn’t in 2021, either, when two of the most seismic changes in the history of the sport happened (Lincoln Riley and Brian Kelly leaving Oklahoma and Notre Dame, respectively).
I know we’re all counting the days, but we’re about 5 years away from the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. It’ll be the first time the Olympics are held on American soil in over 25 years, and believe it or not, some kind of motorsports competition could be part of the Games.
According to Reuters, motorsports joined the likes of flag football, cricket, baseball, softball, lacrosse, and breakdancing (seriously; get your cardboard ready) that could be considered by Los Angeles Olympic organizers.
Lionel Messi has taken MLS by storm, as the forward has tallied at least one goal in each of his first six games for Inter Miami, totaling nine goals altogether. The immediate impact by the all-time great makes him seem superhuman, which is fitting since he has been celebrating every home goal with a superhero gesture.
Messi revealed the backstory behind his celebrations, saying that they are for his kids as they watch superhero movies together.
Ready to watch Messi and Inter Miami in the 2023 Leagues Cup Final? Here’s what to know.
Aljamain Sterling is the UFC bantamweight champion, is on a nine-fight winning streak and is being called by many the greatest 135-pound fighter of all-time. He defends his title against Sean O’Malley on Saturday in the main event of UFC 292 in Boston. Does O’Malley even have a chance? Kevin Iole tackles that question.
After a pair of exhilarating semifinal matches, the 2023 Women’s World Cup final has arrived, and it will end with a first-time winner.
Spain and England will face off Sunday at 6 a.m. ET, both making their first appearances in the final. And while there have been plenty of chaos and surprises in the last few weeks, these two squads have long been touted as contenders and have proved it throughout the knockouts.
After losing in the last two World Cup semifinals, the 2022 Euro champion England has finally broken through with a chance to finally bring it home.
It’s been quite a week for James Harden and the 76ers.
First, the 76ers announced that they had ended trade talks with teams involving their former All-Star guard. Next, Harden told a crowd of fans in China that team executive Daryl Morey was “a liar” and that he’d never play for an organization associated with him.
Harden then spoke with local television in Houston and said that he thought his relationship with the 76ers franchise was beyond repair.
Bryson DeChambeau decided to take in some of the U.S. Amateur action in Colorado on Thursday and it didn’t take long for 2015 U.S. Am champion to get a club in his hands and put on a bit of a show for the fans out at Cherry Hills.
What ensued was truly bizarre.
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The opening hole at Cherry Hills is a drivable Par 4, which is something DeChambeau simply can not resist. It’s safe to say the USGA didn’t have to beg him to step onto the tee box and try and drive the green with a persimmon wood.
The buzz around the Heat as they seek to potentially add Damian Lillard has dominated NBA offseason headlines. However, if last season’s Eastern Conference Champions are unable to make a deal come to fruition, head coach Erik Spoelstra is more than happy to compete for a NBA title in 2023 with the club’s current roster.
ESPN’s Senior NBA Insider Brian Windhorst recently caught up with Spoelstra, who is part of Team USA’s coaching staff as they prepare for the FIBA Basketball World Cup. The two-time NBA champion coach feels great about his current cast of Heat players.