Stephen A. Smith had about as much as he could take of the Dallas Cowboys during their "Monday Night Football" tilt against the Arizona Cardinals, and the outspoken analyst eventually left owner Jerry Jones sitting by himself.

Stephen A. Smith, who was clad in a cowboy hat while smoking a cigar, introduced Cornette after his over-the-top intro that was centered around throwing shade at America’s team. “Can y’all give a round of applause to our new host” Smith said of the former “SportsCenter” anchor.

This is the best crowd I’ve been a part of,” host Stephen A. Smith said of an exuberant gathering in Memorial Hall for a live telecast.

Stephen A. Smith has been with ESPN for over two decades, joining the company in 2003. Smith has turned into one of the most well-known personalities in all of sports media. On Monday, Smith announced a major business venture.

Stephen A. Smith on Wednesday apologized to Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) for accusing the congresswoman of using "street verbiage."

Browns cornerback Denzel Ward appeared on The Stephen A. Smith Show and talked about how the team's handling a 2-6 start, including "tense meetings."

Former ESPN host Keith Olbermann attacked Stephen A. Smith over his comments about Jimmy Kimmel's indefinite suspension following Charlie Kirk assassination remarks.

1. On a recent edition of the Pivot podcast, Stephen A. Smith was asked about his feud with LeBron James, which went to another level last season when LeBron confronted the ESPN personality over comments he made regarding Bronny James on First Take.