Stephen A. Smith holds LeBron James responsible for ruining the NBA All-Star weekend's Slam Dunk contest.

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Stephen A. Smith placed blame on LeBron James for ruining the NBA Slam Dunk Contest after fans heavily criticized this year's lackluster All-Star Weekend event.

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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith recently directed his nonchalant commentary towards LeBron James blaming him for ruining the NBA Slam Dunk Contest.