Stephen Curry is coming off back-to-back 45-plus point performances for the Golden State Warriors, and even at 37 years old, he remains one of the best players in the league.
Another star who knows all about performing at an elite level deep into his career is LeBron James, who's gearing up to turn 41 in December.
Recently, James' “Mind the Game” podcast with NBA legend Steve Nash featured Curry for an in-depth conversation about the ins and outs of basketball, storytelling from throughout his career, and a rare look into how Curry sees and breaks down the game he's mastered.
But according to James on Saturday, one episode wasn't enough. He revealed that Part Two of Curry's appearance will drop on Nov. 18.
"One episode just wasn't enough," the podcast's social media page posted. "Catch Pt. 2 with Stephen Curry, LeBron James & Steve Nash dropping 11/18 at 9 a.m. ET."
James retweeted the announcement, adding: "No way it wasn't! Had to do 2 episodes!"
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Basketball fans had strong reactions to the news of a second episode with Curry dropping next week.
“Hell yeah, Bron! Two episodes with you, Steph, and Nash? That’s basically a masterclass in “how to break ankles and hearts.” Can’t wait for Pt. 2-dropping wisdom like y’all drop threes,” one stated.
Someone else added: “Lebron really hit us with "season finale? actually… part two" like he's running the marvel timeline now.”
Another person wrote: “Double the episodes, yes!”
“So pumped for this!” another fan commented.
Part 1 of the podcast with Stephen Curry dropped just under two weeks ago and has already racked up nearly 1.7 million views on YouTube.
The show has also featured conversations with several major stars, including Luka Doncic and Kevin Durant. This is the podcast's third season, and its second with Steve Nash joining James on the set. Season 1 featured James alongside JJ Redick, before Redick left to take the Lakers' head coaching job.
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