People know about the Smith & Wesson Schofield revolver ... and the posthumously completed Hi-Power was, of course, in 9mm. The handguns he created that were made under the FN brand, the FN M1900, ...

Stephen A. Smith has never been afraid to show his dislike for the Dallas Cowboys. The ESPN personality has made a habit of ignoring their successes and laughing hysterically over their failures.

Stephen A. Smith aimed his sharp critiques at former president Donald Trump on Thursday. During an appearance on Fox News with Sean Hannity, the sports host railed against Trump’s character and ...

Instead, Newton is joining the team at ESPN, where he will be part of the crew on First Take along with Stephen A. Smith, Molly Qerim and company. Here's Smith welcoming the former league MVP and ...

Could Sanders make the jump to a top program? The underlying theme of Smith's comments was simple: Sanders has proven he can take a program on the brink of obscurity and turn it into a contender.

Russo’s debut appearance on First Take came in Jan. 2022, when Stephen A. Smith invited him to debate whether Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens belong in Cooperstown. It was supposed to be a one-off ...

Putting his ultra-aggressive TV persona on full display, Stephen A. Smith laid out his absurdly loud arguments for doubting LeBron. Sharpe came down on the side of LeBron not only being the best ...

Smith didn’t mince words on ‘First Take’ when it came to his thoughts about starting quarterback Dak Prescott. “Dak Prescott is an expert at getting his money, he ain’t an expert at ...

Smith and Molly Qerim, and will make his debut Friday. By Alex Weprin Media & Business Writer ESPN is adding a former NFL MVP to its signature weekday series First Take. The sports media giant has ...

In a postgame panel discussion on ESPN, Stephen A. Smith, who's often skeptical of the Lakers' postseason chances, had some high praise for Los Angeles and coach Redick. Under Redick's guidance ...

And Stephen A. Smith has one person in his sights to blame for that – Bronx Bomber Aaron Judge. The Dodgers hold a 3-0 series lead and could close out another title in a sweep on Tuesday night.