NBA All-Star weekend has concluded and was mostly a success with the exception of only a few things. One of those exceptions being LeBron James who did not part

Nine-year NBA veteran and former Florida Gators forward Chandler Parsons put James directly on blast Monday morning. Parsons, a co-host of FanDuel TV's "Run It Back" alongside fellow veteran Lou Williams and NBA analyst Michelle Beadle, did not hold back in his criticism for James' decision.

Fellow All-Stars Anthony Davis and Giannis Antetokounmpo both suffered injuries following their respective selections, and both were replaced by other players from their respective conferences ahead of All-Star weekend, with Kyrie Irving and Trae Young getting the nods.

The Los Angeles Lakers forward still is suffering from ankle and foot soreness. He said before the All-Star Game he hoped to play again Wednesday.

In Sunday’s new mini-tournament format, the star forward will join Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Dirk Nowitzki as the only players to appear in the All-Star Game after turning 40.

The 22-year veteran is set to headline Shaq’s OG Team in the NBA’s new All-Star Game format, teaming with Olympic teammates Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant. Fans and media members will hear from the NBA's all-time leading scorer prior to the league's first-ever tournament-style All-Star Game.

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.

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,