Exciting news for basketball fans as Netflix is set to launch a new documentary series, inspired by its successful NFL “Quarterback” show, featuring NBA luminaries such as LeBron James, Jayson Tatum, Jimmy Butler, Anthony Edwards, and Domantas Sabonis.

Netflix has already gained acclaim for its basketball documentaries, including features on Kobe Bryant, the 90s Bulls in “The Last Dance,” and serious topics like the Untold episode covering the ‘Malice at The Palace.’

The NBA documentary series is anticipated to offer an in-depth look at the lives of these five players, similar to the level of access and honesty provided by the “Quarterback” series in the NFL. Fans have responded positively to the NFL series, appreciating the unprecedented coverage it provides.

LeBron James, being one of the most iconic figures not just in the NBA but in all of sports, is expected to bring a unique perspective. While his basketball prowess is widely acknowledged, the series could potentially delve into aspects of his life that have rarely been explored, offering fans a more intimate understanding of the player known for his calculated media presence.

Reports suggest that LeBron James will be actively involved in the production, with his team collaborating with Barack Obama’s Higher Ground Productions and Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions to bring the series to life. The involvement of these key figures raises expectations for a well-rounded and insightful portrayal of the featured players.

As with any documentary series, finding the right balance between authenticity and storytelling will be crucial. Drawing parallels to “The Last Dance” featuring Michael Jordan, it will be interesting to see how this new series navigates the challenge of presenting an honest depiction while avoiding the pitfalls of becoming a mere promotional vehicle.

While a release timeline is yet to be confirmed, the fact that filming has already commenced suggests that NBA enthusiasts can anticipate a captivating and revealing series when it eventually debuts on Netflix.