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Mind the Game - Season 2

Mind the Game: Season 2 is about celebrating this beautiful game of basketball with two of the most hardworking and brilliant people in basketball — LeBron James and his new co-host, 2X NBA MVP, Steve Nash. Mind the Game Season 2 continues its mission of exploring the X’s and O’s of the game and exploring all the ways basketball has evolved into one of the most tactical sports on the planet.

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Top Cast

  • LeBron James

    LeBron James

    Self - Host

Overview

Mind the Game: Season 2 is about celebrating this beautiful game of basketball with two of the most hardworking and brilliant people in basketball — LeBron James and his new co-host, 2X NBA MVP, Steve Nash. Mind the Game Season 2 continues its mission of exploring the X’s and O’s of the game and exploring all the ways basketball has evolved into one of the most tactical sports on the planet.

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