Jason Miller/Getty Images LeBron James and Ray Allen would have formed a dynamic duo if they played together in their primes.
- LeBron James has played with numerous star players who were past their primes.
- Some players were former stars acquired by management to give James support, while others were aging veterans chasing a ring on James' teams.
- We ranked each of those past-their-prime All-Stars by their total careers.
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LeBron James has played with plenty of stars in their primes, but the list of former All-Stars who have joined his teams after their best days is even longer.
Following recent reports that the Los Angeles Lakers are considering signing Dwight Howard, we took a look back at each of James' teams and found former All-Stars who played with James just a few years too late.
Some players were former stars acquired by management to give James some help on the court, while others were ring-chasing veterans, hoping for one last shot at a championship.
From Wally Szczerbiak to Ben Wallace to Shaquille O'Neal, take a look at our rankings of James' past-their-primes All-Star teammates. Each player was ranked by their total careers, not just their time with James.