Star voting was released Thursday afternoon, and in the latest sign of a transition in eras in the Association, both LeBron James and Stephen Curry rank third at their respective positions. James sits third overall in the West frontcourt voting -- still in a starting spot -- with 1.

LeBron James and Stephen Curry helped wrap up one of the best NBA Christmas Days in recent memory, and everyone around the league took notice of the Lakers-Warriors game. After the Los Angeles Clippers’ contest against the Warriors this past weekend,

LeBron James and Stephen Curry share the national spotlight as the Los Angeles Lakers play the Golden State Warriors on Christmas. Before the game, the Lakers superstar pulled off a playful prank on his longtime Warriors rival. James snuck up on Curry while the Golden State guard was warming up and hilariously pretended to block his shot.

Warriors' Stephen Curry agreed with LeBron James' comments that Christmas Day is reserved for the NBA, and not the NFL.

Stephen Curry made high difficulty 3-pointers seem simple, including an outrageous deposit in the final seconds, but LeBron James still muscled the Los Angeles Lakers to a tight triumph over Curry's G

Since 2015, James and Curry have been the premier rivalry in the league and their dominance harkens back to the days of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. They have met in the Finals four times and have been two of the very best players in the league for over a decade. During the Olympic Games, fans finally got to see the two suit up on the same team.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James says that he and Stephen Curry still make the NBA great after another epic Christmas Day battle.

The first returns for All-Star voting were released and, surprisingly, LeBron James isn’t the top vote-getter in the Western Conference.