LeBron James is calling foul on Stephen A. Smith.
The Los Angeles Lakers star went viral for seemingly having a heated exchange with the ESPN personality ahead of his team’s game against the New York Knicks March 6, and now Stephen is shedding light on the tense confrontation.
“I didn’t want to have to address this,” he tweeted March 7. “I wouldn’t have, either, had it not gone viral.”
The First Take host—who said in January that LeBron’s son and teammate Bronny James, 20, “is in the NBA because of his dad”—added that he would discuss it on his show later that morning and declared that “some things just have to be said. And, sure enough, he did.
“That was Lebron James coming up to me—unexpectedly, I might add—to confront me about making sure that I mind what I say about his son,” Smith said of the clip on First Take March 7. “Can’t repeat the words because they ain’t suited for FCC airwaves. That’s what he was doing.”
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