LeBron James didn't hold back on Wednesday with a long, very honest appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, which shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. And yes, it's worth noting that he's appearing on ESPN, the same network that employs Stephen A. Smith, whom the Los Angeles Lakers superstar feuded with recently.

LeBron James appeared on the Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday, and the NBA superstar discussed a wide array of topics. He announced the relaunch of his podcast "Mind the Game" -- whic

Dan Patrick and Co. break down LeBron James' appearance on the Pat McAfee show, discussing the all-time scoring leader's comments on past generations of basketball, Stephen A. Smith and more.

Stephen A. Smith didn't back down from responding and fired back quickly on the YouTube channel, First Take. He stated that LeBron James was upset simply because he refused to call LeBron the greatest basketball player of all time. Furthermore, he said:

It bounced around the rim before LeBron was able to tip it in as the horn went off, securing Los Angeles' 44th win of the season. LeBron, who celebrated his 40th birthday on December 30, now becomes the oldest player in NBA history to record a game-winning buzzer-beater,