The Bert Show.

Mo is determined to get you interested in sports. No, not for scores or championships or anything

like that. But they're always interesting like sub-stories and subjects going on. And this week,

LeBron James sticking up for his son has sort of crossed the line.

And people aren't exactly sure how to feel about it.

It seems like this is the debate that's been all over my timeline all weekend on if

LeBron James was just being a good father or if he was actually being a poor sport.

And so LeBron James is the most popular NBA basketball player in the world.

And Stephen A. Smith is probably the most popular sports analysts in the world who works for ESPN.

They've had a bit of a relation, like a go back and forth with each other for years.

They don't really like each other too much.

There's a history there?

It's a history there.

I mean, Stephen A. sees

it as he's just doing his job and he's reporting on what he sees. LeBron doesn't really like

to be criticized at all. Most goats don't. Yeah, exactly. Stephen is loud and he's

aggressive and he speaks his mind and never holds back and that offends a lot of players. I feel

he's always yelling at me.

He is. He is always yelling. That's true.

And I guess LeBron has had enough.

And LeBron decided that this time he was going to be the one doing the yelling.

And so this all really came to a head because if you're not familiar,

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