Duke legend JJ Redick will get some pretty historic company on the microphone soon.
The Blue Devils all-time leading scorer announced on Monday that he’d started a new podcast with NBA legend LeBron James called “Mind the Game.”
The first episode of the podcast will be released on Tuesday, Redick added in the reveal.
Redick finished his four-year Duke career, which began in the 2002-03 season and continued until 2005-06, with 2,769 career points, the most in program history. He averaged 19.9 points per game across his career, reaching a program-record 26.8 points per game as a senior when he was named the consensus National Player of the Year. Only five other Duke players have ever earned that honor.
Redick’s 457 career 3-pointers are by far the most of any Duke player ever. No other Blue Devil has even made 350. The guard also holds program records in free-throw percentage (91.2%), 20-point games (70), and 30-point games (20). He’s the only Duke player to score 900 total points in a single season (964 in 2006).
Excited to announce my new podcast with @kingjames, @ThreeFourTwopro, and @uninterrupted: @mindthegamepod. First episode drops tomorrow at 7am ET/4am PT.
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— JJ Redick (@jj_redick) March 18, 2024
Redick was drafted 11th overall by the Orlando Magic in the 2006 NBA draft, and he played in 940 NBA games across 15 seasons.