Magic Johnson

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — NFL owners unanimously approved the sale of the Washington Commanders on Thursday from Dan Snyder to a group led by Josh Harris and including Magic Johnson for a record $6.05 billion, right before the league announced a $60 million fine for Snyder for improprieties corroborated by its investigation into workplace culture and business dealings.

Commanders Owner Dan Snyder has reportedly asked for $6 billion to purchase his football team. Now, a group, including Magic Johnson, has submitted a bid matching that exact number.

According to reports, NBA great Magic Johnson has joined 76ers owner Josh Harris in a bid to buy the Washington Commanders as Owner Dan Snyder continues to entertain offers to relieve him of his troubled team.

Magic Johnson took to Twitter Tuesday and put to rest an internet rumor claiming that he had once donated blood.

Far-left CA Dem. Governor Gavin Newsom was seen partying without a mask at an NFL championship game despite his coronavirus policies.

It’s not unusual for people to spend money to go see Magic Johnson. However, a politician using public funds to go see Magic Johnson is another matter entirely.

Earvin “Magic” Johnson thinks that the black community is as uninformed about the coronavirus as they were during the AIDS crisis.

The Los Angeles Lakers retired both of Kobe Bryant’s jersey numbers Monday night at Staples Center. Team president Magic Johnson shared a speech about Bryant’s amazing NBA career and concluded that he thinks Bryant should get into politics and use his

NBA legend Magic Johnson told TMZ Sports Monday that he will no longer be staying at Trump Hotels. “You’re at the Ritz-Carlton, do you still stay at Trump Hotels?” the TMZ reporter asked. Johnson replied with laughter, “Not anymore.” Two

TMZ Sports spoke with NBA legend Magic Johnson about President Donald Trump’s 90-day immigration ban from several countries Sunday. According to the NBA Hall of Famer, Trump needs to learn that he cannot be a “dictator.” “He’s got to learn

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) — Hillary Clinton mingled with Hall of Fame basketball player Magic Johnson and Apple CEO Tim Cook, vamped in a photo booth with actor Justin Timberlake and dined with some of California’s richest families on what was likely the most lucrative fundraising swing of her presidential campaign.

Hillary Clinton continued her West Coast fundraising trip Tuesday afternoon at the Los Angeles home of pop star Justin Timberlake and his wife, Jessica Biel, where the Democratic presidential candidate sat for lunch with A-list celebrities and Hollywood power players.

Former Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lisa Jackson will co-host a fundraiser for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in Silicon Valley on Tuesday night. Like Clinton, Jackson is at the center of an email scandal.

Hillary Clinton collected campaign cash and participated in a question-and-answer session at a dinner fundraiser held by billionaire entertainment mogul Haim Saban and his wife Cheryl at their Beverly Hills home Monday night.

Once relegated to “dumb jock” roles on the gridiron or the field house, modern day sports figures are using their brand and money to be movers and shakers at Donald Trump’s Republican National Convention and as Silicon Valley venture capitalists.

Recriminations over Filipino boxing great Manny Pacquaio’s comments about homosexual relationships still roil as former basketball star Magic Johnson jumps into the fray with a series of tweets attacking the boxer for his comments.

Baseball’s first $300 million team batted .198, boasted three extra base hits (all doubles, see box score), and played on the wrong end of a no-hitter during their ill-fated series against the Houston Astros, a team with the second lowest payroll ($69 million) in baseball, this weekend.

Magic Johnson, roughly 45 miles from where his classic battles with Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics took place in the halcyon days of the NBA, said another New England sports icon should not be excluded from playing in the NFL: Tom Brady.