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Season 3 • Episode 5 • LeBron on Fitting in with Luka, Bronny's Development and JJ Redick's Culture

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Mind the Game Season 3, Episode 5: LeBron on Fitting in with Luka, Bronny's Development and JJ Redick's Culture

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LeBron James and Steve Nash discuss LeBron's G-League rehab with South Bay Lakers, offseason acquisitions of Marcus Smart, Jake LaRavia and Deandre Ayton, Bronny James' NBA journey, and JJ Redick's coaching impact. They analyze Nikola Jokic as the most complete offensive player, Eric Spoelstra's Heat offense revolution, and declining 1-on-1 practice culture. Watch Mind the Game Season 3, Episode 5 LeBron on Fitting in with Luka, Bronny's Development and JJ Redick's Culture in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Mind the Game Season 3, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

15 episodes

LeBron on His Lakers Outlook, Adapting to Alphas and Skinny Luka

LeBron James joins Steve Nash on Mind the Game to discuss success at 40, lessons for future NBA stars, and playing with new teammate Luka Doncic. They analyze team dynamics and explore the challenges of mid-season trades and on-court strategies.

44 min

The Big NBA Season Preview (2025-26)

LeBron James and Steve Nash analyze the NBA season, discussing lessons from Thunder and Pacers, examining contenders like Nuggets, Rockets, and Magic, plus highlighting exciting teams to watch including Mavericks and Spurs in this comprehensive season preview.

32 min

Stephen Curry (Part 1)

NBA legends LeBron James and Steve Nash host Stephen Curry to discuss his iconic shooting style, pick-and-roll mastery, and off-ball movement. They explore Curry's ankle recovery journey and share stories from their competitive matchups, including memorable NBA Finals moments.

47 min

Stephen Curry (Part 2): The Greatest Shooter of All-Time

Mind the Game part 2 features Stephen Curry with LeBron James and Steve Nash breaking down Finals plays between Warriors and Cavs. Steph discusses why he didn't play AAU, his leadership philosophy, being LeBron's teammate in the 2024 Olympics, and the odds of playing in future Olympic games.

48 min

LeBron on Fitting in with Luka, Bronny's Development and JJ Redick's Culture

47 min

Mailbag: LeBron on Prime LeBron and The Rise of Austin Reaves

LeBron James and Steve Nash answer fan questions about Austin Reaves' NBA progression, their career peaks, appreciating Derrick Rose, and Houston Rockets' offensive rebounding with Steven Adams. Special Q&A episode covering basketball insights and player development.

34 min

Broken Streaks, Broken Records and How The MVP Got Even Better

LeBron James and Steve Nash discuss LeBron's scoring streak, records broken and still being chased, and Nash's Top 3 assists achievement. Main focus: MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's improved playmaking this season with deep dive film analysis. Plus answering fan questions for shorter players. Happy Holidays from Mind the Game, returning 2026.

56 min

LeBron James on His Favorite LEAP Players of the Season

LeBron James and Steve Nash kick off 2026 discussing players who made major improvements this year, including Tyrese Maxey, Stephon Castle, Deni Avdija, and Jalen Johnson. They analyze what drives player development, debate the 'Fouling Up-3' strategy, and answer a fan question about defending drop coverage.

39 min

Tyrese Haliburton on How He and the Pacers Changed the NBA

LeBron James and special guest Tyrese Haliburton discuss the Pacers' fast-paced offense, Tyrese's game development, his injury and the 2025 playoff run. They share stories from the 2024 Olympics. Part 2 coming next week.

41 min

Tyrese and LeBron on Lazy Narratives, Playing the Villain and the Pacers Playoff Run for the Ages

LeBron James and Tyrese Haliburton discuss the 2025 Indiana Pacers playoff run, NBA Finals against Oklahoma City Thunder, and Tyrese's Game 7 injury. They address the 'overrated' narrative surrounding Tyrese, what it's like being an NBA villain, and teams influenced by the Pacers including Boston Celtics and Phoenix Suns.

42 min

LeBron's Honest Assessment of the Lakers and The Most Intriguing Trade Deadline Moves

LeBron James and Steve Nash break down NBA Trade Deadline moves including James Harden to Cleveland, Ivica Zubac to Pacers, and Anthony Davis to Wizards. They discuss Lakers' season outlook, LeBron's 22nd All-Star appearance, his break from wine and cookies, plus film analysis of his defensive play against Philadelphia 76ers.

57 min

Timothée Chalamet and LeBron James: Live from Hollywood, CA

LeBron James and Steve Nash host a live episode with Timothée Chalamet exploring parallels between basketball and acting mastery. They discuss how basketball influenced Chalamet's career, his evolving acting process across films like Dune 2, Marty Supreme, and A Complete Unknown, plus preparation and adaptation in both crafts.

52 min

An Honest Talk about NBA Officiating and The Rule Changes Over the Years

LeBron James and Steve Nash discuss NBA rule changes over the years including the gather step and rip through, explore challenges facing NBA officials in 2026, and answer fan questions about the game.

33 min

The Austin Reaves Interview

LeBron James and Steve Nash welcome Lakers' Austin Reaves to discuss his journey from baseball player to undrafted NBA prospect to elite offensive player. Austin shares how he developed confidence playing alongside LeBron, his signature handles, and memorable moments including game winners and crossovers. Steve leads an in-depth film session analyzing Austin's game.

67 min

The Historic 2025-26 MVP Race

LeBron James and Steve Nash discuss NBA Awards on Mind the Game, covering Lakers roster chemistry with Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves, LeBron's record for most wins in NBA history, and a deep dive into MVP candidates Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Victor Wembanyama, Luka Doncic, and Nikola Jokic.

45 min