ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith said Phoenix Suns star guard Devin Booker “should want out” as the team dropped five games below.500 after Sunday’s home loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. “I think so,” Smith said on ESPN’s First Take on Monday.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith said as much when discussing the five biggest threats to Boston this campaign. According to Smith, the Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Lak

Stephen A. Smith wants Anthony Edwards to become the face of the league. Basketball is an American sport, and because of that, Stephen A. Smith doesn't think that Victor Wembanyama can be the face of the league even if he is the best player in the NBA.

Stephen A. Smith breaks down everything he has liked from the Warriors since acquiring Jimmy Butler.

Jimmy Butler is taking the pressure off Stephen Curry, and Stephen A. Smith thinks that he's had a similar impact to Klay Thompson.

Stephen A. Smith has a bold take that the Thunder should go after Kevin Durant. Smith was talking on ESPN's “Get Up” about the best landing spot for Durant since it seems likely his stint with the Phoenix Suns could end by the summer.

In a recent interview, NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith admitted that he was wrong about Jimmy Butler and the Golden State Warriors this season.

Stephen A. Smith is a master of getting a rise out of people with some truly outlandish takes, but one of his most recent comments on the state of the NBA and potentially the face of the league might have taken the cake.

It is not often that Stephen A. Smith admits that he was wrong on air, making it noteworthy every time he does. On the Sunday edition of ‘NBA Countdown’ Smith made the rare admission by saying he misjudged Jimmy Butler’s fit with the Golden State Warriors at the 2025 NBA trade deadline.

Stephen A. Smith explains how a USA vs. World matchup could revive the current NBA All-Star Game format.

Longtime LeBron James fan Shannon Sharpe labels LeBron James' surprising 2025 NBA All-Star decision 'selfish' and 'disappointing'.

Over their past two showings, the New York Knicks have been on the wrong side of things in two critical matchups against the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavali