
LeBron James clinches 22nd straight All-Star nod amid comeback season
LeBron James was named a Western Conference reserve for the NBA All-Star Game, extending his record 22-season streak despite missing 14 games this season with a sciatic nerve issue. Chosen by coaches, the Lakers star remains the NBA’s all-time leader in All-Star appearances, minutes and points, and is averaging 21.9 points, 5.8 rebounds and 6.6 assists in his 23rd season. It’s unclear whether he’ll participate in the game, but he spoke with humility about the recognition and his ongoing uncertainty about retirement.













