LeBron James' decision to decline his All-Star Game invite took many by surprise, and former NBA great Carmelo Anthony didn’t hold back in sharing his candid thoughts about it. One of the biggest talking points surrounding this year’s NBA All-Star Game was LeBron James‘ decision to sit out the matchup in San Francisco.

Lakers star LeBron James sat out his first NBA All-Star Game on Sunday night because of lingering discomfort in his left foot and ankle.

Soreness in a foot and ankle force him to miss the midseason classic. He hopes to be ready when the regular season resumes on Wednesday.

James, who announced he would sit out about 90 minutes before the mini-tournament began, says he had hoped his ankle “would feel a lot better this morning” but is prioritizing health as Lakers

San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama has a chance to be one of the premier superstars of the NBA over the next decade. Right now, the 21-year-old is alre

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.

All-Star weekend has finally concluded after the final mini tournament game was played. Team Shaq picked up the final victory as Warriors star Steph Curry led t

LeBron James will not play in Sunday’s All-Star Game, the first time he has been selected but will not participate in the league’s midseason showcase.

Carmelo Anthony, one of LeBron James' closest friends, has a strong opinion on James opting to not play in this year's NBA All-Star Game.

LeBron James has been in the NBA for 22 years, but even he is shocked by the Los Angeles Lakers’ upcoming schedule in March. The Lakers are set to play six games in eight days, including two games against the Denver Nuggets,