LeBron James appears to have revealed what Stephen A. Smith said regarding his son, Bronny, that got him so upset that he confronted ESPN's "First Take" host Thursday at the Lakers' home game against the New York Knicks.

Tim Hardaway says he would have confronted Stephen A. Smith in private rather than courtside like LeBron James did over his son Bronny James

Before the Lakers took a loss to the Boston Celtics on Saturday, March 8, James was filmed speaking with ESPN broadcaster Richard Jefferson on the sidelines. In the video, the Lakers star, 40, appeared to recount his heated conversation with Smith, 57, while talking to Jefferson.

LeBron James is usually very careful about what he says on the court in front of cameras, but this time he was caught on a hot mic.

LeBron James apparently wasn't done with the Stephen A. Smith issue over his son Bronny that he brought up to the well-paid ESPN personality that Smith had to respond to the next day on First Take.

Former NFLer Channing Crowder came to Stephen A. Smith's defense after the pundit had a run-in with LeBron James related to the latter's son.

While many feel the Lakers could be in trouble due to LeBron James' groin strain, Stephen A. Smith explained how it could be a blessing in disguise.

LeBron James SCOLDS Stephen A. Smith at Lakers Game Over Bronny Comments LeBron James confronts Stephen A. Smith in a viral video on X over the ESPN reporter's comments about his son, Bronny James. Stephen addressed the moment on 'First Take,

LeBron James had a public confrontation with ESPN's Stephen A. Smith during a Los Angeles Lakers vs. New York Knicks game earlier this week. The Los Angeles Lakers star was spotted confronting Stephen A.