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Highlights from Magic Johnson’s Hall of Fame career with the Los Angeles Lakers! I do not claim ownership or makin’ money from this video. All rights reserved by copyright owners.

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ESPN’s Rick Reilly, Tom Izzo, and the Michigan State Spartan family welcome Magic Johnson back to East Lansing. Jamaal Wilkes, Michael Cooper, and Dr. Jerry Buss talk about having Magic on the Lakers and they discuss their memories of basketball the 1980s and winning championships. Magic also talks about his memories of eating KFC with Michael Jackson and his relationship with Larry Bird. Homecoming also talks with Magic about testing positive for HIV and how he told his wife, Cookie and his Lakers’ teammates.

Before Magic Johnson became the headline act in Los Angeles, he spent two years at Michigan State where he led them to the elite 8 in 1978 and the national championship in 1979. In 1979 he faced future rival and hall of famer Larry Bird and the Indiana State Sycamores. Johnson went on to be the number one pick in the NBA draft. Magic is considered one of the greatest point guards of all time. The instrumental is The Coolest by Lupe Fiasco. All song credit goes to him.

the sequel to “Magic Johnson: Greatest Point Guard of All-Time” by Aaron Scoll.

Follow young Earvin from the driveway where his father taught him the game, to high school, and then to Michigan State, where his Spartan team famously beat Larry Bird’s Indiana State team in the 1979 NCAA championship game. The action quickly moves to the NBA and Johnson’s storied career with the Lakers – playing with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and James Worthy – vanquishing first Julius Erving and the 76ers, then Bird and the Celtics, on the way to five championships and the birth of a great dynasty. (This is Part 6 of

Follow young Earvin from the driveway where his father taught him the game, to high school, and then to Michigan State, where his Spartan team famously beat Larry Bird’s Indiana State team in the 1979 NCAA championship game. The action quickly moves to the NBA and Johnson’s storied career with the Lakers – playing with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and James Worthy – vanquishing first Julius Erving and the 76ers, then Bird and the Celtics, on the way to five championships and the birth of a great dynasty. (This is Part 8 of