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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.

some random magic johnson highlights *johnson is probably the best point guard of all time. i tried to show his penetrating ability,also the serviceable jumpshot he developed later in his career. i will make some highlight videos for some other greats as well

Magic’s great assists and plays

A biography of Earvin “Magic” Johnson. Taken from NBA at 50 CD-ROM.

Learn of two fantastic players that set the NBA seasons of the 1980’s into motion and fuelled one of the greatest rivalries in NBA history: Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson and Larry Bird. (This is Part 1 of 3)

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

If you could only have one of the showtime lakers – magic johnson or kareem on your team who you chose and why?

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

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 7 of