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'''Earvin "Magic" Johnson''' (b. 1959) is a retired professional basketball player.  He played his entire professional career with the [[Los Angeles]] [[Lakers]] of the [[National Basketball Association]].  Johnson played college basketball at [[Michigan State University]] in 1978 and 1979.  He was a first choice NBA draft pick after his sophomore year by the Lakers.  Prior to the 1991-1992 NBA season, Johnson announced that he was [[HIV]]-positive, and that he would immediately retire.  Johnson was on the US Olympics basketball team in the 1992 summer [[Olympics]], but was suffering from a knee problem and played relatively few minutes. In 1996 Johnson returned to the Lakers, and played in 32 games near the end of the season.  Johnson was enshrined in the NBA Hall of Fame in 2002. <ref>http://hoophall.com/halloffamers/bhof-magic-johnson.html</ref> In retirement, Johnson has become an HIV activist, establishing the Magic Johnson Foundation to help combat HIV.   

'''Earvin "Magic" Johnson''' (b. 1959) is a retired professional basketball player.  He played his entire professional career with the [[Los Angeles Lakers]] of the [[National Basketball Association]].  Johnson played college basketball at [[Michigan State University]] in 1978 and 1979.  He was a first choice NBA draft pick after his sophomore year by the Lakers.  Prior to the 1991-1992 NBA season, Johnson announced that he was [[HIV]]-positive, and that he would immediately retire.  Johnson was on the US Olympics basketball team in the 1992 summer [[Olympics]], but was suffering from a knee problem and played relatively few minutes. In 1996 Johnson returned to the Lakers, and played in 32 games near the end of the season, a move that bothered some players since Johnson was still HIV positive and basketball is a very physical sport.  Johnson was enshrined in the [[NBA Hall of Fame]] in 2002. <ref>http://hoophall.com/halloffamers/bhof-magic-johnson.html</ref> In retirement, Johnson has become an HIV activist, establishing the Magic Johnson Foundation to help combat HIV.