LeBron James has rarely been the talking point of something outside of basketball over his two decades in the NBA, but he has recently attracted all the attention in the world after his public act of

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith says LeBron James confronting him last week was 'weak' and possibly was caused by James' son and Lakers teammate Bronny having a 'sad look on his face.'

ESPN broadcaster Stephen A. Smith, who was seen in a heated conversation with LeBron James during the Los Angeles Lakers-New York Knicks game on Thursday, March 6, slammed the NBA star for his timing of the confrontation,

Despite a relatively modest night for the Golden State Warriors superstar, his team trounced the Sacramento Kings. They won a commanding 130-104 ball game on Thursday night at the Chase Center. Curry only totaled 11 points and five assists in the Warriors' victory. However, the story was about how the four-time NBA champion got to those 11 points.

T he exchange between ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and NBA superstar LeBron James was ignited over comments regarding LeBron’s son, Bronny James. The controversy initially began when

NBA players appear to have mixed reactions to LeBron James’ recent courtside exchange with ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith. Smith, one of the most recognizable voices in NBA media, has covered the league for years and frequently critiques James on a variety of topics.

LeBron James called attention to himself when he angrily confronted Stephen A. Smith during a game last week, and one former NBA star does not agree with the way the situation was handled.

"He is so wrong on this," Wright said. "The conversations surrounding this is so incorrect on the facts. LeBron James did not check Stephen A. about Stephen A. criticizing Bronny