"If you know me, you know I’m not afraid to say I can do better," the ESPN analyst said, before a statement she could have done better at.

"I called out Joe Biden and the diminished mental acuity ... I called it out a year in advance. I got eviscerated. Eviscerated!"

Caitlin Clark beating Angel Reese should be the full story, period. Instead, unfounded claims of "racism" have tainted it all.

"I’m gonna keep my options open. I’m going to entertain the possibility," Smith said in a blockbuster Monday interview.

"The one thing I was hoping was an April Fools' joke [was those comments]. Called my agent [Harold Lewis], found out it was not..."

The young woman at the heart of the story has a simple goal: "I would like people to be held accountable for what they’ve done."

The outspoken host made it crystal clear to LeBron that "I never would speak negatively about your son. I was talking about you."

Stephen A. Smith corrected Joy Behar on whether President Donald Trump currently has a mandate from the country.

ESPN has spent years infusing leftist politics into its supposedly sports-centric format. The images Thursday had to be galling.

Several members of Team USA expressed gratitude and awe that the president had called to wish them luck before the game.