Stephen A. Smith Says Court
Confrontation w/ LeBron James Was A Calculated ‘Set-Up’: I Don’t Like His @ss’
#StephenASmith is standing ten toes down on his hatred for #LeBronJames.
In an interview on 7PM in Brooklyn with #CarmeloAnthony, the sports and political commentator spoke about his years-long feud with LeBron, saying, “I don’t like his *ss, not even a little bit. You do not understand the lengths this man would go to.”
Stephen continued, “This dates back more than a decade. I believe he’s one way publicly and another way privately. He might not be interviewed and he might not be quoted, but the things he says and the things he has said to people — it’s gotten back to me, the things he’s tried to do. If it were up to him, I wouldn’t be where I am today.”
Remember when LeBron confronted Stephen earlier this year during a game between the #Lakers and the #Knicks over comments made about his son and teammate, #BronnyJames? Well, Stephen feels that was a calculated move on LeBron’s part. “It’s some low, low sh*t. The day that he rolled up on me courtside, it was the day my contract was announced — that I had stayed at #ESPN,” Stephen explained. “Go back and look at the camera angles. I arrived there in the first quarter. He rolled up on me in the third quarter. This is 2025. We’ve got technology everywhere. #TNT is a nationally televised game. How is it we got one angle, and the only angle you see was of him and his face?”
Smith added that he felt “set up” by the entire ordeal.
Does Stephen A. have a point, or is he dragging the drama?
