ESPN star Stephen A. Smith is sounding off on Max Kellerman. Smith and Kellerman were coworkers on ESPN's "First Take" for a couple of years. However, Smith ultimately got Kellerman pushed off of the show.

Ex-NFL quarterback Cam Newton has hit back at analyst Max Kellerman for slamming his former "First Take" co-host Stephen A. Smith four years after leaving ESPN.

Former ESPN analyst Max Kellerman has been doing some media appearances following his return to the industry. In his most recent interview with Bill Simmons, he spoke at length about his relationship with Stephen A.

Former ESPN commentator Max Kellerman opened up about his departure from the network and his five-year partnership with Stephen A. Smith on “First Take,” offering candid insights into the pressures of daily sports debate television.

Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman were the follow-up daily debate opponents to the Smith and Skip Bayless duo for "First Take" on ESPN. Today, the Smith-Kellerman and Bayless-Smith duos are no more.

ESPN is not paying Stephen A. Smith $100 million to sit on the sidelines. They want him in front of a camera. That much has been made clear, despite Smith actually taking a step back from his ESPN duties this year.

Stephen A. Smith forgot the 2020 MLB season was shortened due to Covid-19 when he claimed New York Mets star Pete Alonso was injured and barely played.

Over the past several months, Smith has criticized well-known Black women, including Michelle Obama, Cari Champion, Jemele Hill, Jasmine Crockett and Kamala Harris. In November, Champion and Michelle Beadle, who left ESPN in 2019, both shared their grievances against Smith on their respective social media platforms, according to Yahoo! Sports.

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith has been ripped on social media quite a bit this month. Earlier this week, Smith caused quite a scene by calling out New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye. He had an issue with the former No.

ESPN and Sirius XM behemoth Stephen A. Smith caught up with former “First Take” co-star Skip Bayless at Nate’n Al’s deli on Saturday night. Social media user George “Riley” Panagakis posted a selfie with the pair on X, capturing them sitting in a booth alongside Bayless’ wife, Ernestine.

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is the man of a million opinions. But the events of the past week of college football had Smith digging deep to share his disd

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith had an awful lot to say about five-time MLB All-Star Pete Alonso this week, but not all of it was factual. On Wednesday, the Baltimore Orioles signed Alonso to a five-year, $155 million contract.