Eagle-eyed Los Angeles Lakers fans might notice something different about LeBron James' jersey when he takes the court Monday night. James is expected to wear a patch on his jersey that celebrates his record-setting 23rd season in the NBA, according to ESPN's Dave McMenamin.

The patch, which will appear on the upper right of James' chest, features a silhouette of James doing his pre-game chalk toss. Behind that, there are three colored stripes, each of which represent one of the three teams James has played for during his career. The number 23, to represent how many years James has played in the NBA, is also front and center on the patch.

James, 41, is expected to wear the patch for the rest of the regular season, per ESPN. 

Following each game, the patch will be removed so it can be packaged in select Topps trading cards. Each patch will be dated and authenticated before being placed in those cards.

In November, James set the record for most seasons played in the NBA. James — who missed the first 14 games of the season due to sciatica — surpassed NBA Hall of Famer Vince Carter, who played in 22 seasons over his NBA career. 

Despite his age and longevity, James continues to put up excellent numbers. In his 23rd season, James is averaging 21.9 points, 6.9 assists and 5.9 rebounds per game. Through 36 games, the Lakers are 23-13 on the season, and sit in fifth place in the Western Conference. 

James had not commented on whether his 23rd NBA season will be his last. While his career is close to ending, the superstar could opt to play another season in the NBA depending on how this year goes. James has shown he still has plenty of ability left, so his decision to keep playing will depend on how much he wants to put his body on the line for another year.