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Starting Monday night, LeBron James will wear a commemorative patch on his jersey to honor his NBA record 23rd season.

The NBA's all-time leading scorer will start wearing the patch tonight in Sacramento, where his NBA career started in 2003.

BREAKING: LeBron James will wear a special-edition 23rd season jersey patch beginning tonight in Sacramento; the city where he began his legendary career in 2003. The patches will be removed from his jersey after each game, and some will be placed into ultra-rare trading cards. pic.twitter.com/zzOEJyiFUK

LeBron James featured in arguably the most anticipated debut in NBA and sports history on October 29, 2003, when the Cleveland Cavaliers went on the road and were handed a loss by the Sacramento Kings.

NBA superstar LeBron James has taken a moment off the court to celebrate Hollywood success. On Monday, James shared a heartfelt Instagram Story honoring Golden Globe winner Teyana Taylor, resharing her statement from the awards night and praising the actress for her inspiring journey.

To mark his record 23rd season, LeBron James will wear a jersey patch featuring a silhouette of his pregame chalk toss and the colors of the teams he has played for.

Shaquille O’Neal leaves LeBron James outside of the top two in his all-time NBA players list in favor of his former teammate, Kobe Bryant. Shaquille O’Neal has unveiled his top 10 NBA players of all time in a Netflix feature — and his choices have already stirred up debate.

Richard Jefferson feels LeBron James endures heavy contact every time he touches the ball on the court. Jefferson is unable to hold onto his laughter, seeing LeBron James flop on the court.