The feud between Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James is absolutely no secret to anyone paying attention to the sporting world. NBA legends are now starting to air out their thoughts on the matter.  Hall-of-Famer Charles Barkley took to The Dan Patrick Show to voice his opinion on the lengthy feud between the two.

LeBron James offered his side of the story regarding his confrontation with Stephen A. Smith, who then responded.

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Stephen A. Smith opens "First Take" with his response to LeBron James speaking about him during his interview on "The Pat McAfee Show."

The ongoing Stephen A. Smith-LeBron James feud has escalated. A very public back and forth between the ESPN pundit and Los Angeles Lakers star continued Wednesday night when Smith went on his live YouTube show and responded to James blasting him on ESPN's "Pat McAfee Show" earlier in the day.

LeBron claps back at Stephen A. Smith after criticism of Bronny, posting a boxing video with “WHOMP WHOMP” and reigniting their hilarious public feud.

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar shared his thoughts on the ESPN commentator during Wednesday's episode of "The Pat McAfee Show."

The Stephen A. Smith-LeBron James saga just keeps getting more wild. After their initial altercation during a Knicks-Lakers game on March 6, Smith took things to another level on Thursday when he called out James for allegedly not being at Lakers legend Kobe Bryant’s memorial service in 2020 after his death in an effort to seemingly criticize James’ character.

Michelle Beadle couldn’t help but laugh over LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith feuding in the public eye. The former host of ESPN’s “NBA Countdown,” who previously had her own gripes with James, explained that the situation seems fake — especially after the Lakers star appeared on “The Pat McAfee Show” Wednesday to address it.

The Los Angeles Lakers narrowly escaped another loss against the Indiana Pacers on March 26, thanks to a last-second tip-in by LeBron James. The win ended their three-game losing streak, but the Chicago Bulls defeated the Lakers in a dramatic finish with a game-winning buzzer beater by Josh Giddey from half-court the next day.

After the loss, Lakers All-Star LeBron James accepted blame due to a turnover that granted Bulls guard Josh Giddey the opportunity to win the game on a miraculous three-pointer. With the Lakers up comfortably, James accepted blame for their epic fourth-quarter collapse, per SB Nation’s Jacob Rude.

Keeping Doncic long-term is at the top of their list, but so is retaining their superstar and longest-tenured Laker, LeBron James. James is likely to be a free agent this summer, and while he is likely to opt out of his deal,