Stephen A.
Smith calls on the Lakers after Smith and Lebron exchange words in a fierce encounter about Bronny in Madison Square Garden.
“I think it's weak,” Stephen A said on the Jill stage. “I think it's some bullheads, but, for the moment, I know I'm listening to my father.”
SAS breaks the entire encounter.
“We got there in the first quarter and I sat in the court and I stood up and I turned my head. Then I turned around and in the third quarter he walked out of the timeout and I turned around and I turned around and I was there. Apparently, LeBron walked out of the timeout and I turned around and he was in my face. He said, “You have to stop talking about my son.” You have to stop f*cking with my son. That's my son. I was like “What?” He was like “f*ck!” I said, “Let's talk later.” He said, “You have to stop f*cking with my son. I said, “It's good, though.” He left. ”
“I think it's weak. I thought it was a bull's head.”@stephenasmith give @gilsarenashow A complete story about what happened during the confrontation with LeBron 😳 pic.twitter.com/k6rtzsbyvf
– The Weak (@UnderDogFantasy) March 11, 2025
Smith later recalled his thoughts prompting the whole thing.
“I remember seeing Brownie and Brownie look at me during the first quarter timeout, with a sad look on his face. I think pop saw that, he couldn't hold it, he rolled up to me.”
“I'm not talking about your son,” Smith said. “I'm talking about your **…. We're all journalists, as a league… have to sit down, be quiet, surrender to your S*, you did it!”
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