Video: Watch LeBron James, Dwyane Wade Hype Tape Ahead of Their Final Matchup

LeBron James and Dwyane Wade helped define a generation for NBA fans and—barring an unlikely NBA Finals matchup—will share the court for the final time Monday at Staples Center.

James and Wade won two championships and reached four NBA Finals during the former's tenure with the Miami Heat, becoming friends off the court and dominating together on it. Wade said he will retire following the season, meaning Monday's game will give fans the last opportunity to watch them playing in the same NBA game.

Their time together was defined by the titles, but it featured plenty of indelible memories that won't soon be forgotten.

There was the cross-court alley-oop against the Indiana Pacers, the rim-rattling slam over Jason Terry and the "iconic" photo of James finishing a dunk against the Milwaukee Bucks with Wade holding his hands out in celebration.

While they will be on the floor together Monday, fans may have to stuff the All-Star voting ballots to see them play again.

The NBA Finals seem like a long shot at best considering the 16-10 Los Angeles Lakers are the No. 5 seed in the Western Conference and the 11-14 Heat are a half-game behind the Orlando Magic for the No. 8 seed in the Eastern Conference.