History of Magic Johnson in Timeline
Earvin "Magic" Johnson Jr. is a celebrated American businessman and former basketball player, widely considered the greatest point guard ever. Drafted first overall by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1979 after a national championship with Michigan State, he led the Lakers to five NBA championships during the "Showtime" era. In 1991, Johnson announced his HIV diagnosis and initially retired, though he made a celebrated return at the 1992 All-Star Game. After further controversy, he retired again before briefly returning to the Lakers in 1996, marking his final stint in the NBA.
August 14, 1959: Birth of Earvin "Magic" Johnson Jr.
On August 14, 1959, Earvin "Magic" Johnson Jr. was born. He would become a professional basketball player.
1969: Celtics win NBA Finals
In the 1969 NBA Finals, the Celtics won the NBA title, and no team had won consecutive titles since them, until the 1988 Lakers.
1977: McDonald's All-American team selection
In 1977, Magic Johnson was named to the inaugural McDonald's All-American team, and he played in the Capital Classic.
1978: Michigan State NCAA Tournament Qualification
During the 1978-79 season, Michigan State qualified for the NCAA tournament.
1978: NCAA Tournament Berth
In 1978, Magic Johnson, playing with Greg Kelser, Jay Vincent, and Mike Brkovich, led the Michigan State Spartans to a 25-5 record, the Big Ten Conference title, and a berth in the NCAA tournament, where they reached the Elite Eight.
1979: Buss Acquires Lakers and Drafts Johnson
In 1979, Jerry Buss acquired the Los Angeles Lakers from Jack Kent Cooke and subsequently drafted Magic Johnson as the #1 pick in the 1979 NBA draft, marking the beginning of a significant relationship.
1979: NCAA Finals Against Larry Bird
In 1979, Magic Johnson faced Larry Bird in the NCAA finals. This marked the start of a well-documented friendship and rivalry.
1979: Drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers
In 1979, Magic Johnson was drafted first overall by the Los Angeles Lakers, where he would play alongside Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. He was selected to the NBA All-Rookie Team and was named an NBA All-Star Game starter.
1979: NBA Draft
In 1979, after winning a national championship with Michigan State, Magic Johnson was selected first overall in the NBA draft by the Los Angeles Lakers.
1980: NBA Championship and Finals MVP
In 1980, the Lakers, led by Magic Johnson, reached the NBA Finals against the Philadelphia 76ers. Johnson started at center in Game 6 due to Abdul-Jabbar's injury and led the Lakers to victory, becoming the only rookie to win the NBA Finals MVP award.
1981: Birth of Son Andre Johnson
In 1981, Magic Johnson became a father for the first time when Andre Johnson was born to Melissa Mitchell. Andre was raised by his mother but visited Johnson each summer.
1981: Record-Breaking Contract and Dispute with Westhead
In 1981, Magic Johnson signed a 25-year, $25 million contract with the Lakers. Later that year, he had a dispute with coach Paul Westhead, which led to Westhead's firing.
1981: Knee Injury and Playoff Upset
In 1981, Magic Johnson suffered torn cartilage in his left knee and missed 45 games. The Lakers were later upset in the first round of the playoffs by the Houston Rockets after Johnson missed a last-second shot.
1982: Double-Double Season
During the 1982-83 NBA season, Magic Johnson began his first of nine consecutive double-double seasons.
1982: NBA Finals Victory
In 1982, the Lakers, with Magic Johnson, advanced through the playoffs and defeated the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Finals. Johnson won his second NBA Finals MVP award.
1982: Named NBA Finals MVP
In the 1982 NBA Finals, Magic Johnson was named the Finals MVP despite averaging just 16.2 points, which is the lowest average of any Finals MVP award recipient in the three-point shot era.
1984: Converse Advertisement Transforms Rivalry into Friendship
In 1984, despite their intense on-court rivalry, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird became close friends while filming a Converse shoe advertisement that initially portrayed them as enemies. The Converse shoe ad brought them closer together.
1984: NBA Finals Series Begins
In 1984, the rivalry between Johnson and Bird reached a climax as the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers met in the NBA Finals, intensifying their competition.
1984: Regular Season Performance
In the 1984-85 regular season, Magic Johnson averaged 18.3 points, 12.6 assists, and 6.2 rebounds per game.
1985: Double-Double Season
During the 1985-86 NBA season, Johnson averaged a double-double with 18.8 points and 12.6 assists per game.
1985: Creation of A Midsummer Night's Magic
In 1985, Magic Johnson created "A Midsummer Night's Magic", an annual charity event including a celebrity basketball game and a black tie dinner, benefiting the United Negro College Fund.
1985: NBA Finals Victory Over Celtics
In 1985, the Lakers, led by Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, defeated the Boston Celtics in six games in the NBA Finals. The win was considered a career highlight for both players.
1987: Lakers promise to defend NBA title
Before the 1987–88 NBA season, Lakers coach Pat Riley publicly promised that the team would defend the NBA title, even though no team had won consecutive titles since the Celtics in 1969.
1987: NBA Finals Series Climax
In 1987, the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics' rivalry continued in the NBA Finals, marking a high point in their competitive history.
1988: Start of the 1988-89 NBA season
At the start of the 1988-89 NBA season, Johnson was playing for the Lakers.
1988: Lakers win NBA Championship
In 1988, Magic Johnson and the Lakers secured their fifth and final NBA championship, defeating the Detroit Pistons in a hard-fought series. Johnson averaged 21.1 points, 13 assists, and 5.7 rebounds per game in the series.
1989: Johnson wins second MVP award; Lakers lose in NBA Finals
In 1989, Magic Johnson earned his second MVP award with averages of 22.5 points, 12.8 assists, and 7.9 rebounds per game. The Lakers reached the 1989 NBA Finals but were swept by the Pistons after Johnson suffered a hamstring injury.
1989: Johnson wins third MVP award
In the 1989–90 NBA season, Johnson won his third MVP award, averaging 22.3 points, 11.5 assists, and 6.6 rebounds per game.
1990: PepsiCo Bottling Operation Investment
In 1990, Magic Johnson and Earl Graves Sr. acquired a large interest in the Washington, D.C. PepsiCo bottling operation, making it the company's largest minority-owned facility in the U.S.
1990: Lakers Bow Out of Playoffs
In 1990, the Lakers were eliminated by the Phoenix Suns in the Western Conference semifinals, marking their earliest playoff exit in nine years.
October 1991: Johnson plays in McDonald's Open
In October 1991, Johnson played with the Lakers in the McDonald's Open in Paris, France, and was named the tournament MVP after helping the Lakers win gold.
November 7, 1991: Johnson announces HIV diagnosis and retirement
On November 7, 1991, Magic Johnson announced he had tested positive for HIV and would retire immediately, dedicating his life to battling the disease.
November 1991: Announcement of HIV Infection and Creation of Magic Johnson Foundation
In November 1991, after announcing his HIV infection, Magic Johnson created the Magic Johnson Foundation to help combat HIV.
1991: Formed Magic Johnson All-Stars
After leaving the NBA in 1991, Magic Johnson formed the Magic Johnson All-Stars, a barnstorming team that traveled around the world playing exhibition games.
1991: Buss Supports Johnson After HIV Diagnosis
In 1991, Jerry Buss supported Magic Johnson after he revealed his HIV diagnosis, ensuring that Johnson remained close to the Lakers organization.
1991: Retirement After HIV Announcement
In 1991, Magic Johnson abruptly retired from the NBA after announcing he had contracted HIV.
1991: Lakers reach NBA Finals
In 1991, Magic Johnson and the Lakers reached the NBA Finals, facing Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. Despite Johnson's efforts, the Bulls won the series 4–1.
1991: Marriage to Earlitha "Cookie" Kelly
In 1991, Magic Johnson married Earlitha "Cookie" Kelly in a small wedding in Lansing with guests including Thomas, Aguirre, and Herb Williams.
1991: Magic Johnson Foundation Founded
In 1991, the Magic Johnson Foundation was founded. "A Midsummer Night's Magic" eventually came under the umbrella of the foundation.
1992: Johnson announces NBA comeback, then retires again
Before the 1992–93 NBA season, Johnson announced his intention to stage an NBA comeback, but retired again before the start of the regular season, citing controversy over his return.
1992: Buss Gives Johnson $14 Million Contract
In 1992, Jerry Buss gave Magic Johnson a contract paying him $14 million a year as payback for the years he was not the league's highest-paid player, even after his retirement voided the contract, demonstrating his loyalty and generosity.
1992: Johnson Appears at Bird's Retirement Ceremony
In 1992, Magic Johnson attended Larry Bird's retirement ceremony and described Bird as a "friend forever", highlighting the depth of their bond despite their fierce competition.
1992: Joined National Commission on AIDS
In 1992, Magic Johnson joined the National Commission on AIDS, a committee appointed by members of Congress and the Bush Administration.
1992: All-Star Game Return
In 1992, Magic Johnson returned to play in the All-Star Game and won the All-Star MVP Award.
1992: Publication of Autobiography
In 1992, Magic Johnson's autobiography, "Magic Johnson: My Life", was published by Random House.
1992: Johnson plays in NBA All-Star Game
In 1992, despite his retirement, Magic Johnson was voted as a starter for the NBA All-Star Game. He led the West to victory and was named All-Star MVP, scoring 25 points, 9 assists and 5 rebounds.
1992: "A Midsummer Night's Magic" Raises Over $1.3 Million
In 1992, the "A Midsummer Night's Magic" event raised over $1.3 million for UNCF after Johnson's appearance in the 1992 Olympics. Johnson and O'Neal led the blue team to victory over the white team.
1992: Previous Aborted Comeback Mentioned
In 1996, Johnson referred to his aborted comeback in 1992 when he permanently retired from the NBA.
1993: Johnson becomes Lakers coach
Near the end of the 1993–94 NBA season, Magic Johnson returned to the NBA as coach for the Lakers, replacing Randy Pfund.
June 1994: Johnson Purchases Share of the Lakers
In June 1994, after resigning as coach, Magic Johnson chose to purchase a 5% share of the Los Angeles Lakers.
1994: Buss Sells Johnson Stake in the Lakers
In 1994, Jerry Buss sold Magic Johnson a stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, demonstrating his confidence in Johnson's business acumen and loyalty to the organization.
1994: Became Minority Owner of the Lakers
In 1994, Magic Johnson became a minority owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, reportedly paying over $10 million for part ownership and also holding the title of team vice president.
1994: Johnson Coaches the Lakers at Buss' Request
In 1994, Magic Johnson took the head coaching position with the Lakers at Jerry Buss' request, despite having no serious coaching aspirations.
1994: Johnson forms the Magic Johnson All-Stars
In 1994, determined to continue playing basketball despite being out of the NBA, Johnson formed the Magic Johnson All-Stars, a team composed of former NBA and college players that toured internationally.
1994: Heathcote Steps Down
In the 1994-95 season, Jud Heathcote stepped down as coach of the Spartans.
June 8, 1995: Jud Heathcote All-Star Tribute Game
On June 8, 1995, Magic Johnson returned to the Breslin Center to play in the Jud Heathcote All-Star Tribute Game, leading all scorers with 39 points.
1995: Johnson Prepares for NBA Comeback
During his retirement in 1995, Magic Johnson began intense workouts to help his fight against HIV, raising his bench press and increasing his weight in preparation for another comeback as a player.
1995: Adoption of Daughter Elisa
In 1995, Magic Johnson and his wife Cookie adopted a daughter named Elisa, expanding their family.
1995: Johnson plays in Jud Heathcoate celebrity game
In 1995, Magic Johnson played in a celebrity game to honor coach Jud Heathcoate.
January 29, 1996: Johnson Rejoins the Lakers
On January 29, 1996, at the age of 36, Magic Johnson officially returned to the Lakers during the 1995–96 NBA season, marking another comeback in his career.
1996: Johnson Retires Permanently
After the Lakers lost to the Houston Rockets in the first round of the playoffs, Johnson initially expressed a desire to return to the team for the 1996–97 NBA season but then changed his mind and retired permanently in 1996.
1996: Johnson Returns to the Lakers After Playing with the All-Stars
By the time Magic Johnson returned to the Lakers in 1996, the Magic Johnson All-Stars had amassed a record of 55–0, showcasing Johnson's continued involvement in competitive basketball.
1996: 50 Greatest Players in NBA History
In 1996, Magic Johnson was honored as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History.
1996: Named One of the 50 Greatest Players of All Time
In 1996, Magic Johnson was voted as one of the 50 Greatest Players of All Time by the NBA, recognizing his exceptional contributions to basketball.
1996: Final Return to the Lakers
In 1996, at age 36, Magic Johnson returned to play 32 games for the Lakers before retiring for the third and final time.
1997: Magic Johnson Entertainment Signs Deal with Fox
In 1997, Magic Johnson Entertainment signed a deal with Fox, expanding Johnson's presence in the entertainment industry.
1998: The Magic Hour Talk Show Cancellation
In 1998, Magic Johnson's late-night talk show "The Magic Hour" on the Fox network was canceled after two months due to low ratings.
1999: Joins and Co-owns M7 Borås
In 1999, Magic Johnson joined the Swedish squad M7 Borås, now known as 'Borås Basket', and was undefeated in five games with the team. Johnson also became a co-owner of the club, but the project failed after one season.
1999: Main Speaker for UN World AIDS Day Conference
In 1999, Magic Johnson served as the main speaker for the United Nations (UN) World AIDS Day Conference and has also served as a United Nations Messenger of Peace.
2000: Formation of Magic Johnson Music
In 2000, Magic Johnson renamed his record label Magic Johnson Music after signing a joint venture with MCA, with R&B artist Avant as its first act.
November 2001: Johnson plays against Michigan State
In November 2001, at the age of 42, Johnson played with the All-Stars against his alma mater, Michigan State, marking his first meaningful game in his hometown of Lansing in 22 years.
November 1, 2002: Johnson plays second exhibition game against Michigan State
On November 1, 2002, Johnson returned to play a second exhibition game against Michigan State with the Canberra Cannons, defeating the Spartans.
2002: Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Induction
In 2002, Magic Johnson was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for his individual career.
2002: Induction into Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
In 2002, Magic Johnson was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, honoring his remarkable career and impact on basketball.
2004: HIV announcement named memorable moment
In 2004, ESPN named Magic Johnson's HIV announcement as the seventh-most memorable moment of the previous 25 years, highlighting its significant impact.
2004: Sale of Magic Johnson Theaters to Loews Cineplex Entertainment
In 2004, Magic Johnson and his partner Ken Lombard sold Magic Johnson Theaters to Loews Cineplex Entertainment.
2005: End of 'A Midsummer Night's Magic'
In 2005, Johnson's yearly charity event, "A Midsummer Night's Magic," which included a celebrity basketball game and a black tie dinner, came to an end after being held for twenty years.
2005: Investment in Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower
In 2005, Magic Johnson became part of a syndicate that acquired the Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower for $71 million, with plans to convert the building into luxury condominiums.
2006: Rated Greatest Point Guard of All Time by ESPN.com
In 2006, ESPN.com rated Magic Johnson as the greatest point guard of all time, acknowledging his superior skills and influence on the game.
2006: Creation of Sodexo-Magic
In 2006, Magic Johnson created a contract food service with Sodexo USA called Sodexo-Magic, expanding his business ventures.
2006: Endorsed Phil Angelides for Governor of California
In 2006, Magic Johnson publicly endorsed Phil Angelides for Governor of California, showing his support for the Democratic Party.
2007: Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower Conversion
In 2007, Magic Johnson was still part of a syndicate that converted the Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower from an office building into luxury condominiums.
2008: Joins ESPN's NBA Countdown as Studio Analyst
In 2008, Magic Johnson became a studio analyst for ESPN's NBA Countdown after working as an NBA commentator for Turner Network Television for seven years.
2008: Supported Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign
In 2008, Magic Johnson supported Hillary Clinton during her presidential campaign, advocating for her political aspirations.
2009: Collaboration on 'When the Game Was Ours'
In 2009, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird collaborated with journalist Jackie MacMullan on the non-fiction book "When the Game Was Ours", detailing their on-court rivalry and friendship.
October 2010: Sold Lakers Ownership Stake
In October 2010, Magic Johnson sold his ownership stake in the Los Angeles Lakers to Patrick Soon-Shiong, while continuing as an unpaid vice president of the team.
2010: Endorsed Barbara Boxer for U.S. Senate
In 2010, Magic Johnson endorsed Barbara Boxer in her race for re-election to the U.S. Senate, furthering his involvement in political endorsements.
2010: Selling Starbucks Interest
In 2010, Magic Johnson sold his remaining interest in the Starbucks stores back to the company, concluding a successful twelve-year partnership that placed Starbucks in urban communities.
2010: Hall of Fame Induction as a Member of the Dream Team
In 2010, Magic Johnson was enshrined into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a member of the Dream Team.
2010: Basketball Game with President Obama and NBA Players
In 2010, Magic Johnson, along with current and former NBA players such as LeBron James and Bill Russell, played a basketball game with President Barack Obama as an exhibition for injured military troops at Fort McNair.
2010: Closure of First Magic Johnson Theater
In 2010, the first Magic Johnson Theater located in the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza, closed.
August 2011: Johnson reflects on early retirement
In August 2011, Johnson stated in an interview that he wished he had not retired after being diagnosed with HIV, revealing the regrets he had about his decision.
2011: Re-opening of First Magic Johnson Theater as Rave Cinema 15
In 2011, the first Magic Johnson Theater located in the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza, re-opened as Rave Cinema 15.
2011: Frontline Interview Recalling Promise to Elizabeth Glaser
In a 2011 interview with Frontline, Magic Johnson recalled his promise to AIDS activist Elizabeth Glaser to become the face of the disease and educate people about it.
January 2012: Johnson Joins Bid for Ownership of Los Angeles Dodgers
In January 2012, Magic Johnson joined Guggenheim Partners and Stan Kasten in a bid for ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team, marking his entry into baseball ownership.
March 2012: Johnson's Group Wins Bid to Buy the Dodgers
In March 2012, Magic Johnson's ownership group, including Peter Guber, won the proceedings to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers for $2 billion, with Johnson as the face of the group.
2012: Endorsed Barack Obama for President
In 2012, Magic Johnson endorsed Barack Obama for president, publicly supporting his re-election campaign.
2012: Launch of Aspire Cable TV Network
In 2012, Magic Johnson launched a cable TV network called Aspire, featuring programming targeted at black audiences, similar to networks such as Black Entertainment Television (BET) and TV One.
2013: Endorsed Wendy Greuel for Los Angeles Mayor
In 2013, Magic Johnson endorsed and appeared in campaign ads for Wendy Greuel, an unsuccessful candidate for Los Angeles mayor.
2013: Death of Jerry Buss
In 2013, Magic Johnson's mentor and friend, Lakers owner Jerry Buss, passed away from cancer. Johnson was deeply emotional, calling Buss his "second father".
2014: Sells Stake in Dayton Dragons & Involved in Buying the Los Angeles Sparks
In 2014, Magic Johnson and Peter Guber sold their stake in the Dayton Dragons and, alongside Guggenheim, Johnson was also involved in buying the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA. He was named one of ESPNW's Impact 25.
2015: Acquisition of EquiTrust Life Insurance Company
In 2015, Magic Johnson completed his acquisition for a "majority, controlling interest" in EquiTrust Life Insurance Company, which manages $14.5 billion in annuities, life insurance and other financial products.
2015: Endorsed Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign Again
In 2015, Magic Johnson once again endorsed Hillary Clinton in her second presidential campaign, reaffirming his support.
August 22, 2016: Hosted Fundraiser for Hillary Clinton
On August 22, 2016, Magic Johnson hosted a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, actively supporting her political endeavors.
2016: WNBA Championship as Owner
In 2016, Magic Johnson won the WNBA championship as the owner of the Los Angeles Sparks.
February 2017: Returned to the Lakers as an advisor
In February 2017, Magic Johnson returned to the Los Angeles Lakers as an advisor to Jeanie Buss, marking his re-engagement with the team in a leadership capacity.
February 21, 2017: Johnson Becomes President of Basketball Operations for the Lakers
On February 21, 2017, Magic Johnson replaced Jim Buss as the president of basketball operations for the Los Angeles Lakers, taking on a key executive role.
2018: Co-Ownership of Los Angeles FC
In 2018, Magic Johnson announced co-ownership of a Major League Soccer (MLS) expansion franchise, Los Angeles FC, marking his continued involvement in sports ownership.
2018: Lakers Sign LeBron James
In 2018, under Magic Johnson's leadership, the Los Angeles Lakers signed LeBron James to a four-year contract, aiming to bring the team back to prominence.
April 9, 2019: Johnson Resigns from the Lakers
On April 9, 2019, Magic Johnson unexpectedly resigned from his position with the Los Angeles Lakers during an impromptu news conference, citing his desire to return to his role as an NBA ambassador.
2019: Receives NBA Lifetime Achievement Award
In 2019, at the NBA Awards, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird jointly received the NBA Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring their significant contributions to basketball.
2020: Dodgers Win the World Series
In 2020, the Los Angeles Dodgers, co-owned by Magic Johnson, won the World Series.
2021: Selected to the NBA 75th Anniversary Team
In 2021, Magic Johnson was selected to the NBA 75th Anniversary Team, further solidifying his place among basketball legends.
2021: NBA 75th Anniversary Team Selection
In 2021, Magic Johnson was selected to the NBA 75th Anniversary Team.
2022: Los Angeles FC Wins the MLS Cup
In 2022, Los Angeles FC, co-owned by Magic Johnson, won the MLS Cup, adding another championship to his sports ownership portfolio.
2022: Named 5th Greatest Player in NBA History by The Athletic
In 2022, The Athletic ranked Magic Johnson as the 5th greatest player in NBA history and the highest-ranked point guard, commemorating the NBA's 75th anniversary.
2022: Unsuccessful Bid on Denver Broncos
In 2022, prior to investing in the Washington Commanders, Magic Johnson joined Josh Harris on an unsuccessful bid on the Denver Broncos.
2022: Western Conference Finals MVP Trophy Named After Johnson
In 2022, the NBA began awarding MVPs for the conference finals, with the Western Conference Finals MVP trophy named after Magic Johnson, solidifying his lasting impact on the sport.
2023: Became a Billionaire
According to Forbes, in 2023, Magic Johnson achieved billionaire status, solidifying his position as one of the wealthiest celebrities.
2023: Investment in Washington Commanders
In 2023, Magic Johnson invested $240 million in a group headed by Josh Harris that purchased the Washington Commanders of the NFL for $6.05 billion, realizing his dream of owning an NFL team.
September 2024: Joins Investment Group for Washington Spirit
In September 2024, Magic Johnson joined the investment group for the Washington Spirit of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL), further expanding his sports ownership portfolio.
2024: Contract Value in 2024
In 1981, Johnson signed a $25 million contract, equivalent to $86,000,000 in 2024.
2024: Dodgers Win the World Series Again
In 2024, the Los Angeles Dodgers, co-owned by Magic Johnson, won the World Series again.
May 2025: Estimated Net Worth
As of May 2025, Forbes estimated Magic Johnson's net worth to be US$1.5 billion.
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