LeBron James and JJ Redick’s ‘Mind the Game’ podcast takes hoops discourse to new territory. By Marcus Thompson II. April 16, 2024 Updated June 4, 2024. Old-man LeBron James is precious.

LeBron James, JJ Redick announced they are teaming up for new basketball-focused podcast called “Mind the Game." Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 Golfweek.com ...

LeBron James and JJ Redick ( Image Source: X/CSB) JJ Redick is now officially the head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, which was previously confirmed by ESPN’s Dave McMenamin.

Redick has worn many hats over the past five years: NBA player, basketball analyst, media personality and now NBA head coach.

James finished the game with 10 points (4/16 FG, 0/4 3PT, 2/4 FT), 8 rebounds, 4 assists, and 6 turnovers. Following the loss, the Lakers head coach, JJ Redick, questioned LeBron's goal of playing ...

LeBron James and JJ Redick are teaming up on a podcast planned to be a pure conversation about basketball, per @AndrewMarchand “The first show will debut Tuesday and is expected to be weekly, ...

LeBron James is taking his first steps into podcasting by launching a show alongside 15-year NBA veteran J.J. Redick. The 'Mind the Game' podcast will feature James and Redick breaking down the ...

Rob Pelinka and JJ Redick had a reservation at the famed Craig’s restaurant in West Hollywood four days after the Lakers’ ...

JJ Redick could be the next Lakers head coach because he has a podcast with LeBron James. Period. End of resume. That's a joke, right?

JJ Redick is not here for anyone’s anti-LeBron James talk. Screengrab; Getty Images Redick said he took a charge on James in his early NBA days, when he played for the Orlando Magic and wound up ...

Lakers head coach JJ Redick was asked if he knew when LeBron James would rejoin the Lakers and Redick simply answered, saying, “No.” Skip to main content Skip to header right navigation ...

Last month, JJ Redick bemoaned that NBA fans didn’t want to be educated about the game. Now he and LeBron James are betting that there’s an audience for basketball-only talk.