ESPN and Sirius XM behemoth Stephen A. Smith caught up with former “First Take” co-star Skip Bayless at Nate’n Al’s deli on Saturday night. Social media user George “Riley” Panagakis posted a selfie with the pair on X, capturing them sitting in a booth alongside Bayless’ wife, Ernestine.

Despite the tension, the two reunited professionally earlier this year when Smith appeared as the inaugural guest on The Skip Bayless Show, marking their first on-air exchange in nearly a decade. Bayless later admitted he felt initial hesitation about hosting Smith, but their previously familiar chemistry returned quickly.

Sports columnist Skip Bayless and TV personality Stephen A. Smith were recently spotted together. Viewers might remember the duo working together on ESPN's First Take from 2012 to 2016.

Skip Bayless had a reaction to how Shedeur Sanders was being used by the Cleveland Browns in the Week 13 game against the San Francisco 49ers.

A reunion to rival that of Liam and Noel Gallagher’s recent Oasis world tour was happening right in plain sight this weekend. ESPN and SiriusXM star Stephen A. Smith met up with his old First Take sparring partner Skip Bayless at Nate’n Al’s,

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Amid his ongoing feud with some former ESPN hosts, Stephen A. Smith has a message for Skip Bayless. Speaking on his SiriusXM show, “Straight Shooter,” Smith gave Bayless credit for building up “First Take” before he took over as host.

In its report on Friday, The Washington Post wrote that Secretary Hegseth "gave a spoken directive" to "kill everybody" on board one such vessel, and a Special Operations commander overseeing the operation "ordered a second strike to comply with Hegseth's instructions".

After a 38-point outburst, Skip Bayless declares Austin Reaves the greatest undrafted player ever and insists he must be an All-Star.

After another great outing from Lakers' Austin Reaves, Skip Bayless calls him the 'greatest undrafted NBA player ever.'

Lamar Jackson just hasn’t looked right since returning from injury. The Baltimore Ravens franchise quarterback missed three games with a hamstring injury earlier on in the 2025 NFL season.

After Shedeur Sanders’ debut win, Skip Bayless praises the rookie as the Browns’ future and sparks new questions about Cleveland’s quarterback plans.