LeBron James is keeping his All-Star streak alive. 

James was named to his 22nd consecutive NBA All-Star team Sunday when the league announced this year’s reserve players ahead of NBC’s “Sunday Night Basketball” matchup between the Lakers and Knicks.

There had been a question of whether James would be named to the All-Star team this year after he wasn’t named a starter. 

He was the last player revealed during the announcement on Sunday night. 

James has appeared in 30 games for the Lakers this season, missing 14 games at the start of the year while dealing with sciatica.

He has averaged 21.9 points. 5.8 rebounds and 6.6 assists per game this season. 

The Lakers superstar has been named to three more All-Star teams than basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and he is just the second player to earn multiple All-Star nods after the age of 40 — with Abdul-Jabbar being the only other player to do it. 

James had his record of consecutive All-Star appearances disrupted at 20 last season when he was a late scratch from the NBA All-Star Game because of ankle and foot soreness. 

The Timberwolves Anthony Edwards, Nuggets’ Jamal Murray, Thunder’s Chet Holmgren, Rockets’ Kevin Durant, Suns’ Devin Booker and Trail Blazers’ Deni Avdija were also selected as reserves this year for the Western Conference. 

Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns was named a reserve player for the Eastern Conference, along with the Cavaliers’ Donovan Mitchell, the Hawks’ Jalen Johnson, the Pacers Pascal Siakam, the Heat’s Norman Powell, the Raptors’ Scottie Barnes and Pistons’ Jalen Duren. 

The NBA All-Star Game will be held at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif., which is the home of the Clippers. 

The All-Star Game is going through a format change, with the event now a U.S vs. The World format that includes breaking the players into three eight-man rosters. 

Two of the teams will feature just American players, and the third will be made up of international players.