Magic Johnson calls LeBron James the best player in the NBA April 17, 2010 
Magic Johnson calls LeBron James the best player in the NBA April 17, 2010
**CLICK WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY** Two of the best players to ever step on the court. Song: “He Got Game” by Public Enemy
Jerry West has the Lakers scoring record, but Magic had like 17000 points or so. Jerry West had like 25000+. I think Magic would of played at least 10 more years and maybe more because he loved the game so much.
www.sendspace.com i agree with Kobe The Lakers have a great team, but they still have to be more consistent on defense and be tougher like they were yesterday if they wanna win a championship
Magic Johnson Interviews Rajon Rondo – Game 3 2010 NBA Finals
Lets face it that one game where Magic "Stood up" without wilt was the one where they chose the MVP. Kareem got robbed on that one
Magic Johnson, Michael Air Jordan and LeBron James the chosen one. Earvin Magic Johnson was a special player. Magic Johnson had the ability to score from all areas of the floor, but it was Magic Johnson’s ability to open up the floor for his teammates that everyone remembers. Magic Johnson and Larry Bird formed the most fierce rivalry in the history of the NBA. Each and every one of us knew that Magic and Larry Bird had taken the game to it’s peak…. …well, that was until Michael Jordan came along. Michael Jordan truly is the greatest of all time! Michael Jordan is by far the most accomplished basketball player in history. No one approaches Jordan’s number of Finals MVPs. The legend that Jordan was so dominant that he lost MVP awards because of it is true. The league voters tired of giving the award to the same player every year. Seeing that Jordan was the future of the NBA and Magic Johnson had only received one MVP in his career, they voted Johnson in 1989 and 1990, not to diminsh Magic’s accomplishments. Jordan is #1 all-time in total MVP voting, #1 all-time in MVP award shares, and has by far the most total MVPs (Finals, season, All-Star) with 14. Michael Jordan is the only Defensive Player of the Year in history to lead the league in scoring. Only Karl Malone has more All-NBA First Team honors (with one more). Jordan has the most All-Defensive First Team honors in NBA history. Rookie Michael Jordan led his team in scoring, rebounding, assists and steals, making …