LeBron James secured his 21st straight All-NBA selection when the league announced its first-, second- and third-team honorees, and he made a great deal of history in doing so. Not only did he extend his reign atop the leaderboard for consecutive selections,

The record for oldest player to make an All-NBA team was held by LeBron James at 39 years old. Some guy named LeBron James, who is 40, just broke that mark. The King made Second-Team All-NBA in the league's Friday announcement.

Despite turning 40 in late December, James played 70 games and averaged 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 8.2 assists while shooting 51.3% from the field.