Stephen A. Smith does not mind making things awkward on First Take, especially for his female co-hosts.

The ESPN personality had another female colleague bewildered as he took one conversation to a completely different place on ESPN’s “First Take.”

His latest came on Wednesday morning when he suddenly interrupted a football debate to talk to anybody reaching out to him for Martin’s number.

“To the fellas out there, you can’t have her. You’re bums,” Smith interjected, bringing the conversation to a halt. “You know you dogs. Stop texting me about trying to get with Kimberly Martin.

“It ain’t happening!”

Kimberly Martin could then be seen looking at the camera with astonishment.

Smith has been known for his blazing hot sports takes over the years but he is also known for his head-scratching takes about his female co-hosts as well. Luckily, he has yet to say anything that has gotten him sent to the HR department for sensitivity training. He is, however, towing a thin line and should likely stop before things get serious enough to where ESPN and Disney may have to make a tough decision.

In the meantime, Smith has been going viral as he has been giving his opinions on sex and how to lie to your partner. He should probably keep that stuff separate from what he does on ESPN.

Warriors’ Draymond Green Gets Honest On His Heated Exchange With Pistons’ Ron Holland, Commends Officials For Not Calling A Tech Foul

Draymond Green (Image Credit: Getty Images)
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green is known as one of the most aggressive players in NBA history. Throughout his career, he has been involved in numerous on-court altercations. One notable incident occurred during a recent game against the Detroit Pistons.

During the fourth quarter of an intense game against the Pistons, Dennis Schroder dove into the stands to save a ball that had gone out of bounds. In the process, he accidentally collided with a courtside fan. Following this incident, the officials began checking on the person seated at the courtside.

Meanwhile, heated exchanges took place between Green and Ron Holland. However, the referee decided to let the argument continue without issuing any penalties. In the post-game interview, Green reflected on the incident.

“I thought the officials did a good job. They let it play all day,” Green said after the game. “They let guys talk, they didn’t break it up. Guys started talking again, and they let them play out some more. Beautiful. This game should be better. We’re playing this league now. They probably… you get turned into a robot. You don’t see any of that stuff, and then everyone says the ratings are down. Yeah, of course. No s**t.” Green said.

Green scored just 7 points, along with four assists and five rebounds, in 32 minutes of play. The Warriors won the game against the Pistons with a final score of 107-104.