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LeBron James extended his record to 21 All-Star selections. Unreal Thursday night when he was again named a starter for this year's mid-season showcase of the NBA's biggest names.

James, who turned 40 last month, extended his record after surpassing Karim Abdul-Jabbar's 19 selections last seasons.

We dive into the entire starters roster for the East and the West.

Okay, for the East.

We've got, wait for it.

We got Jalen Brunson, Donovan Mitchell, Janice, Sanchez-Ducco, Jason Tatum, and Carl Anthony Towns.

In the West, Steph Curry, MVP favorite, Shea Gildes Alexander, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Yokic, all earned starting nods.

All right, S.A., are there any notable All-Star starter snubs?

Well, for me, it's two of them, to be quite honest with you.

Victor Wimbignana, I mean, the San Antonio Spurs are two wins shy of matching the entire

win total from last season.

This brother is averaging 24 and 10 and leading the league with four blocks per game.

He's shooting 47% from the field.

Your fellas, he's shooting 35% from the three-point range.

I think that he's a person that should have been and did.

I think that name comes to mind, and I think that you have to think about Anthony

Davis because he's averaging 25 and 11. The Lakers are top six seed in the Western Conference.

I'm not taking LeBron out. I would have to take Kevin Durant out. I understand he's KD,

and he is sensational, and he's missed 10 games due to injuries this year.

But the Phoenix Suns ain't that great.

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