LeBron James recently made history yet again, debuting against the Utah Jazz for a record-breaking 23rd NBA season. Year after year, fans, analysts, and even fellow players have marveled at his longevity and continued excellence, particularly as the only player in NBA history to make 21 consecutive All-NBA teams. But now, at age 41, entering this season with heavy physical demands on top of his case of sciatica, that streak might be in jeopardy, not from injury, but from potential decisions from the Los Angeles Lakers themselves.

On his podcast, the Draymond Green Show , the Warriors forward commented on the streak , saying, “ I think one interesting thing that comes of Bron missing the first 14 games of the season is he can only miss three more games and still make the All-NBA team.

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