Where to watch Mind the Game Season 3
Mind the Game season 3 is streaming in Australia on Prime Video (subscription). Season 3 was released on 7 October 2025.
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Mind the Game Season 3 episodes
S03 E01
LeBron on His Lakers Outlook, Adapting to Alphas and Skinny Luka
44 mins · Tue, 7 Oct 2025
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.
S03 E02
The Big NBA Season Preview (2025-26)
32 mins · Tue, 21 Oct 2025
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.
S03 E03
Stephen Curry (Part 1)
47 mins · Mon, 3 Nov 2025
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.
S03 E04
Stephen Curry (Part 2): The Greatest Shooter of All-Time
48 mins · Mon, 17 Nov 2025
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.
S03 E05
LeBron on Fitting in with Luka, Bronny's Development and JJ Redick's Culture
47 mins · Thu, 27 Nov 2025
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.