ESPN has banned Stephen A Smith's colleagues from promoting a controversial gaming app but hasn't banned Smith himself.

The lawsuit was filed by Skillz Platform, Inc. According to the lawsuit, Papaya "has described its games" as “fair” and “skill-based,” and alleged that Papaya has “no vested interest” in and does not “profit” from who wins or loses its tournaments.

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ESPN has reprimanded several of its popular on-air talents for cutting their ties with a Solitaire App Promo, including Stephen A. Smith.

All of this prompted Stephen A. Smith to go off on James, claiming the only reason he is eager to come back is to stat-pad and enhance his GOAT status.

Michelle Beadle hasn’t ever shied away from making her voice heard in the sports media landscape, and her latest comments continue that tradition. The

Stephen A. Smith has had everyone riled up for weeks with his remarks about celebrities and political figures. His most recent victim, FBI Director Kash […]

The New York Knicks released a comedic 30-second NBA 2K26 advertisement featuring ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and Karl-Anthony Towns that perfectly encapsulated the

Inside the NBA moved from TNT to ESPN, bringing along their beloved and legendary crew of Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith, Shaquille O’Neal, and Charles Barkley. And now, at least one member of

Stephen A. Smith shared with PEOPLE exclusively one unforgettable conversation he had with Kobe Bryant that has him 'always thinking about' the late NBA star time and again.