I Caught Lebron BEEFING with Stephen A Smith 🥩🥊

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[johnotero]

Stephen A real for turning around and telling the truth still.

[-G-.]

Sorry bron but your kid is in the nba. He’s fair game to talk about. If you didn’t want the media to talk about him then you shouldn’t have forced the lakers to draft him

[clarenceking]

I didn’t hear him say nothing wrong. I hear Barkley and Shaquille say worse about players.

[lbronjams]

I understand why LeBron is upset but at the same time Stephen A Smith was right about what he said about Bronny Lebron just can’t accept it

[javierreta]

My dad fighting my battles as an adult is crazy workkkk

[nirdla]

Why will his son be spared to criticism... Lebron was an idiot for putting his son in that situation.

[WatchKells]

SAS ain’t lying tho! Bronny is an adult and should know what comes with the media. He shouldn’t be exempt from anyones opinion/facts on their TAKE of him. Take it on the chin and prove them wrong.

[Hummingbird]

takes real courage to speak the truth, especially in a world where honesty often clashes with public sentiment. Stephen A. Smith’s willingness to call out Bronny James’s performance, despite the weight of LeBron’s legacy and the inevitable backlash, is a testament to his integrity and respect for the game of basketball.

Stephen A. understands that greatness isn’t handed down — it’s earned through relentless work and unwavering accountability. His words weren’t meant to belittle but to uphold the standard that every NBA player, regardless of their name, must meet. It’s not cruelty; it’s commitment to the truth and to the future of the sport.

For someone like Stephen, who’s built a career on fearless commentary, it would’ve been easier to stay silent or sugarcoat the reality. But his dedication to honesty, even when uncomfortable, shows his love for the game and his belief that real success comes from facing hard truths. In the end, that honesty is a gift — a challenge to rise, not a condemnation. And that’s what true respect for the sport looks like.

[Jason-suwr]

Stephen a was right. LeBron really made a fool of himself. Bronny is one of the worst players in nba history. There could have been a better way for him to handle the situation. If he was saying this about any other LeBron teammate he would have never acted like this. Smh

[VarisltGVakaris]

Lebron really looked for the camera after that interraction to make sure someone was recording. Man js wanted to make a story. As always. Bron things.

[Panazoniac]

Poor Bronny. Daddy fighting his fights is cringe.

[ahmedrizwan]

No personal shots from SAS. He purely talked about bronny james game. Thats his job as a sports analyst. bron soft in the aas for that . Crybaby james 😢🤣

[jgadventures]

Kid plays garbage time minutes for experience hes a year removed from a heart attack and a late pick yet espn covers him more than the #1 pick and gets people to complain 😂 bronny has played better than a lot of vets yet espn doesn't compare that shit

[BigBearWSI]

LeBron can't accept the truth because he's a narcissist

[fionnbarrcasey]

look lebron… I can respect you being a protective father, but at the same time, this is the BIG LEAGUES. And your kid ain’t cutting it

[libbie]

Atleast Lebron is man enough to confront him face to face and not just behind a mic in a studio

[CM-ngsf]

Bronny is a joke. Saying it like it is.

[treasuremuzi]

That's a supportive father right there. Stephen A Smith was actually shaming Bronny for whatever reason he has since he's also not a fan of LeBron, i fully support what LeBron did i don't think it would have been necessary for LeBron to make a call to Stephen A just to address the isssue of shaming his son, in my view. So since he saw him there at the arena he couldn't wait any longer to spit what he had on his mind, big up big fella thumbs up👍👍.

[bobbysmith]

It’s funny cause they’re both not wrong for saying what they said 🤣🤣🤣

[proffessornzimande]

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