Star voting was released Thursday afternoon, and in the latest sign of a transition in eras in the association, 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.

The league-leading Cleveland Cavaliers are in the Bay to battle Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors today – Monday, Dec. 30 – at Chase Center in San Francisco, California. The game is available to watch on multiple streaming services for free.

With the NBA All-Star Game only a few weeks away, the league has released the first round of fan votes, with two Warriors making the list. Andrew Wiggins is eighth among frontcourt players, while Steph Curry is third among guards in the Western Conference.

LeBron James and Stephen Curry rank third in the latest NBA All-Star voting, signaling a shift in the league's landscape as new stars rise.

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

Los Angeles Lakers superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis are not only two of the best, but also two of the most popular players in the NBA today. That is often seen every year when NBA All-Star voting occurs as LeBron is almost always at the top of the list while Davis isn’t too far behind.