Washington is in the midst of a 16-game win streak, which sounds pretty terrible on its own already. It gets even worse when you realize that the team’s point differential in the last 16 games is -19.3, which is the worst in the NBA in that span by about 7 points.

The best NBA players play in the All-Star Game, but we are going to look at the worst NBA All-Stars ever according to ChatGPT.

In the NBA's rich history, many players with strong cases for All-Star selection have been overlooked. Today, we delve into identifying the most significant All-Star snubs ever. Using our Global Rating metric,

Now in Year 16 of his Hall of Fame-worthy NBA career, James Harden just recently earned his 11th All-Star appearance and first one as a member of the Clippers. While he made franchise history by becoming the oldest player to ever make an All-Star game as a Clipper,

LeBron James is out here collecting NBA achievements. James turned 40 years old on December 30 and it took him just 3.5 weeks to add to NBA history. During the Los Angeles Lakers 111-88 win over the Washington Wizards on Tuesday, James became the second NBA player ever to record a triple-double after turning 40, joining Karl Malone.