It happened when another rivalry that began in the NCAA tournament between Celtics legend Larry Bird and Lakers icon Magic Johnson continued into the context of the NBA in the early 1980s.

"We are at the fork in the road no matter what anybody says," said Casey Wasserman, one of the most powerful entertainment and sports executives in the world as head of the Wasserman Group.

NBA legend Magic Johnson expressed his excitement for the upcoming Lakers vs. Warriors game, highlighting the LeBron James vs. Stephen Curry rivalry and the importance of the matchup for playoff ...

Magic used to talk trash to kareem @ByronScottFastBreak Posted by Notyouraverage_nba on Tuesday, March 18, 2025 Johnson recalled again challenging Abdul-Jabbar during the 1985-86 season.

NBA Hall-of-Famer Earvin "Magic" Johnson is one of the rare athletes who can legitimately claim to be a better businessman than he was as a player. It may come as a surprise, but Johnson believes ...

NBA great and businessman Magic Johnson believes wealth grows when entrepreneurs invest in their communities, rather than focusing solely on personal gain. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times ...

But while the press has been busy with his public life, Wasserman has been busy at the dealmaking table at a time when sports media is a much coveted sector — Endeavor’s Patrick Whitesell ...

“What Casey (Wasserman) is doing is operating under the veil in what I would call a safe zone from Trump, because Trump clearly likes sports and entertainment, right? It’s not something he’s ...

LSU star Flau'jae Johnson injured her eye during Friday's Sweet 16 win over No. 2 seed NC State. The injury happened during a collision with Zoe Brooks at 5:04 in the fourth quarter. She was down ...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- After the LSU Tigers' season ended with a 72-65 loss to the UCLA Bruins in Sunday's regional final, junior guard Flau'Jae Johnson did not have an update on whether she might turn ...

Vernon Maxwell set the record straight after a viral podcast appearance featuring Los Angeles Lakers legends Magic Johnson and Byron Scott, during which Johnson called out the former Rockets guard.