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LeBron James may tie Kobe Bryant on another list Thursday, this time for most NBA All-Star Game starts.
The Lakers forward already has the record for most consecutive All-Star starts with 14. He can tie Bryant as the all-time leader if he is voted in as a starter for this year’s game on Feb. 17 in Charlotte.
In the third fan-voting results released last week, James had more votes than any player, but fans still had a few days to cast their ballots (voting ended Monday). Plus, votes from players and selected media had not been counted.
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