Magic Johnson: Still Dodging Doubts?
So, you’re wondering if Magic Johnson is still part owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, huh? Well, let’s get this straight: Magic Johnson is as much a part of the Dodgers as Vin Scully’s voice is synonymous with baseball. That’s a pretty big deal, right?
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Magic and the Dodgers: A Match Made in LA
For those living under a rock, Magic Johnson is a basketball legend who decided to trade in his sneakers for a baseball cap. Okay, maybe not exactly like that, but he did become a part owner of the Dodgers. And let’s be honest, the guy has a Midas touch when it comes to sports investments.
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He’s not just any owner, though. Magic is more like the team’s hype man, cheerleader, and occasional on-field motivational speaker (probably). He’s the guy who makes you believe that even a ground ball can turn into a home run.
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Is Magic Still on Board?
Short answer: Absolutely. Magic is still very much involved with the Dodgers. He’s not just sitting back, counting his cash. The guy is passionate about baseball, and it shows. From attending games to tweeting about the team’s victories (and occasionally, their losses), Magic is all in.
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So, there you have it. Magic Johnson is not only part owner of the Dodgers; he’s a vital part of the team’s identity. And as long as he’s around, we can expect plenty of excitement, both on and off the field.
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How To...
- How to become a part owner of a baseball team? Start saving, and maybe be really good at basketball or something.
- How to get Magic Johnson to notice you? Probably by hitting a walk-off home run or something equally impressive.
- How to ensure the Dodgers win the World Series? Ask Magic for his lucky socks.
- How to get tickets to a Dodgers game? Check the team’s website or try your luck on resale sites.
- How to appreciate the magic of baseball? Just watch a game. Seriously, it's that simple.
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