Magic Johnson told ESPN that he'd first recruit Kobe Bryant to help the Lakers' front office. "Whatever time he has," Johnson said. "I want him to come and be a part of it."
Former Los Angeles Lakers star Magic Johnson said he has serious questions about whether Jim Buss can turn around the team, which is mired in the worst period in franchise history.
Magic Johnson thinks that the Los Angeles Lakers should get serious about losing.
Decades after he started to become known just as much as an advocate for AIDS and HIV awareness as he was for being a basketball player, Magic Johnson challenged today's athletes to use their platform to take up a cause. And he commended LeBron James.
Aaron Rodgers has never met Magic Johnson, but the Green Bay Packers quarterback knows how the former Los Angeles Lakers star feels about fellow basketball Hall of Famer Larry Bird.
As Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers used his bag of tricks against the Eagles on Sunday, another "Magic" couldn't help but take notice.
