Political strategist James Carville criticized sports commentator Stephen A. Smith, arguing he is severely underestimating the talent in the Democratic Party.

When it comes to sports, I find him to be really insightful,” Carville said. “When it comes to politics, he don’t know his a** from a hole in the ground.”

When it comes to sports media, few stars are on Stephen A. Smith's level. He's ESPN's most prominent voice, and appears on several of its shows during the week, sometimes within one day. Smith is set to negotiate a new contract at ESPN that could pay more than $10 million per year,

The ESPN commentator is better than most politicians at grabbing people’s attention. So what if he says he’s not running?

The panel reacts to Stephen A. Smith saying he might run for the White House based on what he sees in the future democratic field. Is it a crazy idea to raise? Abby’s panel discusses what the democrats can learn in time for the next election.

The Yankees announced Friday that, at last, they updated their long-standing facial hair policy. “After great consideration, we will be amending our expectations to allow our players and uniformed personnel to have well-groomed beards moving forward,” owner Hal Steinbrenner said in a statement on Friday.

After owner Hal Steinbrenner announced the Yankees would take a softer stance on their strict, long-standing policy regarding facial hair, the decision was met mostly with positiv

Radio host Stephen A. Smith blasted the Yankees for their long 20-minute press conference over their facial hair policy.