US EditionStephen A. Smith's Daughter Goes Viral At NBA Finals
- Stephen A. Smith made a rare TV appearance with his daughter, Samantha, during Game 6 of the Indiana Pacers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder, which led to comedic moments on air.
- Samantha interrupted co-host Elle Duncan, prompting Stephen A. Smith to jokingly lecture her for her excitement about being on the show.
- The NBA is projected to increase its revenue to about $6.9 billion per year, which may lead to a significant rise in player salaries and contracts.
- Stephen A. Smith mentioned that his daughters are very important to him and that he aims to care for them first.
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‘That’s His Lil Twin. She Definitely Spoiled': Stephen A. Smith Left Stunned After His Rarely Seen Daughter Makes Surprise Appearance During Live Broadcast, Fans Say the Resemblance Is Uncanny
Stephen A. Smith, 57, shared an unexpected on-screen moment with his daughter, Samantha Smith, ahead of Game 6 of the 2025 NBA Finals. The sports analyst
Stephen A. Smith's daughter makes surprise live TV appearance at NBA Finals
STEPHEN A. SMITH made a TV appearance with his rarely-seen daughter, Samantha. However, the charismatic basketball pundit did not seem too pleased with the turn of events. ESPNStephen A. Smith made a rare appearance with his daughter Samantha on ESPN[/caption] ESPNCo-host Elle Duncan had said it was ‘Bring your daughter to work day’[/caption] ESPNSmith did not appear best pleased by the appearance[/caption] ESPNAt one point he told off Samantha …
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hive.newsStephen A. Smith’s daughter makes NBA Finals cameo — and the ESPN star didn’t know how to handle it
Famed ESPN pundit Stephen A. Smith had his daughter make a small cameo on SportsCenter ahead of the matchup between the Thunder and Pacers.
Stephen A. Smith's Daughter Goes Viral At NBA Finals
How Much Money ESPN Pays Stephen A. Smith (1:02) Prior to Game 6 of the NBA Finals, ESPN allowed Stephen A. Smith's daughter to make an appearance on "SportsCenter." Smith has truly become the face of ESPN over the past few years due to his work on "First Take." Earlier this year, he received an extension worth $100 million. ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro referred to the charismatic personality as a "difference-maker" for the network. Not even his b…
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