Stephen A. Playing Solitaire During NBA Finals Underscores Bigger Problem In Sports Media
The optics of Stephen A. Smith playing Solitaire on his phone during the NBA Finals, which ESPN pays him tens of millions of dollars to cover, aren't great.
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The optics of Stephen A. Smith playing Solitaire on his phone during the NBA Finals, which ESPN pays him tens of millions of dollars to cover, aren't great.
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