LeBron James has been a staple of the NBA All-Star Game for the last 21 years. However, with each passing year, the chances increase that next year we will no longer see the "King"

At 40 years old, LeBron James knows the end is near for his NBA career. Ahead of his 21st NBA All-Star game, the King spoke up about the upcoming event and reminded everyone that it will likely be on one of his last.

LeBron James’ first All-Star Game was in 2005 and he hasn’t missed one since, meaning Sunday’s All-Star event will be his 21st.

There was a conversation that Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James had with Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic during last year’s All-Star Game that went viral, since microphones picked up the exchange

LeBron James — the oldest current player in the league — will play in his 21st All-Star Game. Here's a look at some of his career ranks.

In Sunday’s new format, the star forward will join Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Dirk Nowitzki as the only players to appear in the All-Star Game after turning 40