Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe and P.K. Subban heatedly debate whether Alex Ovechkin's or LeBron James' scoring record is more impressive.

ESPN analyst Shannon Sharpe adamantly advocates that LeBron James' scoring record is more impressive than Alex Ovechkin's goal record.

Alexander Ovechkin has been the face of the NHL since entering the league in 2005, and he recently broke a record most fans and insiders considered untouchable. Ovechkin surpassed Wayne Gretzky’s all-time goals record of 894 by scoring his 895th goal—a power-play masterpiece against the New York Islanders.

Shannon Sharpe wants Stephen A. Smith to “let it go” where his feud with LeBron James is concerned. During Wednesday’s installment of his “Night Cap” podcast, Sharpe encouraged Smith to move on after making the matter with James “personal” — just weeks after the Lakers superstar confronted the “First Take” host over comments he made about his son,

The Los Angeles Lakers won their second consecutive contest in a row in their 126-99 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday night. However, LeBron James caught the attention of money after he was spotted berating one of his teammates despite messing up his own rebound attempt.

NHL — and sports — history was accomplished on Sunday afternoon when Alex Ovechkin scored his 895th goal to become the all-time leading scorer. On Monday, ESPN's "First Take" couldn't help but make the moment into a heated discourse about LeBron James.

The ongoing feud between NBA legend LeBron James and ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith has reached new heights, prompting former NFL great Shannon Sharpe to step in and offer his persp

The Los Angeles Lakers collected a great win and a must-win on Sunday over the No. 1 seed Oklahoma City Thunder, 126-99. The Lakers were in control of the game from tip-off on and came away with their 48th win of the season.