ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is getting a noteworthy demotion from the network, it was revealed this week.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith was a bit off the mark with his assessment of the Denver Broncos' win over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Broncos defeated the Chiefs 22-19 to claim a commanding lead over the rest of the AFC West.

Stephen A. Smith responded to Michelle Beadle and Cari Champion over comments they made about him during his “Straight Shooter” podcast on Monday.

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

ESPN's special treatment decision on Stephen A. Smith has immediately angered fans on Wednesday. The Worldwide Leader in Sports has been accused of giving Smith special treatment. And, if the report from Front Office Sports is correct,

ESPN is banning some of its on-air talent from promoting a popular but controversial Solitaire app. According to Front Office Sports, ESPN wants some of its top stars to "cut their marketing ties to controversial Papaya Gaming.

Stephen A. Smith isn’t letting Michelle Beadle’s latest jab slide. Days after Beadle mocked the ESPN star on her podcast, Smith unleashed an hour-long tirade on his SiriusXM show — reminding his former “Get Up!” cohost exactly why she’s no longer in the business.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith discusses politics outside his network role and recently said his willingness to listen helped expand his audience.

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

The well-known ESPN commentator said he had no role in a Pro Football Hall of Famer being fired by the network.