Magic Johnson revealed that Larry Bird was the only white player widely respected in Black communities, calling him the only opponent he ever feared.

Iconic players create iconic moments—and few are more memorable than Magic Johnson’s clutch shot against the Boton Celtics in Game 4 of the 1987 NBA Finals.

Charles Barkley explains how Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Michael Jordan transformed the NBA into a global powerhouse.

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley firmly believes that Larry Bird will always remain in the Top 10 all-time, alongside Magic Johnson. Barkley emphasized that Bird and Magic were two of the most important figures in NBA history,

Magic Johnson and Larry Bird are parts of arguably the greatest basketball rivalry we’ve ever seen. The two Hall-of-Famers had intertwining careers that

Charles Barkley revealed to Dan Patrick that he wore number 32 in 1991-92 to honor Magic Johnson after he announced he had AIDS.

The Los Angeles Lakers defeated Larry Bird’s Boston Celtics in the 1987 NBA Finals, and Magic Johnson recently revealed the key to that victory.

The late '80s and early '90s marked a transitional phase in the end of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson's era and the beginning of Michael Jordan's era. But

Celtics legend Larry Bird reveals the depth of his competitive relationship with Magic Johnson with hilarious reason for not buying MLB team.

WNBA legend Candace Parker has laid out her reasons for not buying the Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese comparison to Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.

"Larry Bird did something that Michael Jordan could never do and never even came close to doing it. I saw that happen more than once… Which is to dominate an entire game without