Season 2 of Netflix's show "Starting 5" is set to air Thursday, Oct. 16. Season 1 was met with mixed reviews. The show offered insights into the daily lives of five NBA players: LeBron James, Domantas Sabonis, Jimmy Butler, Jayson Tatum, and Anthony Edwards.

Starting 5 Season 2 shifts focus to a new group of NBA players, revealing their personal and professional struggles through the 2024–25 season.

Reggie Miller symbolically passed the torch to Tyrese Haliburton as the next great star of the Pacers in the Netflix docuseries.

Oklahoma City Thunder have been busy this offseason, celebrating their first NBA Championship in franchise history. That celebration continued throughout the summer as the journey has been documented with Late Night TV appearances,

Netflix's much-anticipated Season 2 of Starting 5 is out this week. The Sporting News sat down with Director Trishtan Williams, who revealed what viewers can expect from the new season.

Starting 5 is one of the biggest series on Netflix, and director Trishtan Williams has opened up about her work on it.

The early days of the Oklahoma City Thunder paired two of the game's top scorers on one team: Durant and Harden. They were teammates for three seasons before the Thunder dealt Harden to the Houston Rockets in 2012, propelling the guard to All-Star and MVP heights.

Despite not being teammates for five years, Gilgeous-Alexander and Paul have kept in touch. The latter showed up during the 2025 Western Conference Finals to support him. He also had conversations with him during the Thunder's playoff run that featured plenty of roller coaster moments.

Kendrick Perkins comments on what Kevin Durant said about James Harden's trade to the Houston Rockets on the Starting Five program.