Magic Johnson Announces Major News 34 Years Post-NBA Retirement
Magic Johnson, 66, will receive his 18th championship ring at Dodger Stadium. He posted the news on X ahead of the Dodgers’ ring night celebrating back-to-back World Series championships.
In his message he listed titles that stretch from high school to ownership. He noted the total would reach twenty when two e-sports championships are included.
Championship tally
- Everett High School state championship — 1.
- Michigan State NCAA title (1979) — 1.
- Los Angeles Lakers championships — 11 (5 as a player, 5 as a co-owner, 1 as an executive).
- LAFC Major League Soccer championship — 1.
- LA Sparks WNBA championship — 1.
- Los Angeles Dodgers World Series championships — 3.
- Additional e-sports championships as co-owner of Team Liquid — 2 (not counted in the 18 rings).
- Ring night will mark his 18th championship ring in person.
Reaction to the NCAA Tournament
Johnson wished Michigan State luck in their Sweet 16 matchup with UConn. He said he would watch the game from Dodger Stadium.
He praised the men’s tournament and complimented the selection committee’s work. He also planned to tune into the women’s Sweet 16 game between Notre Dame and Vanderbilt.
The tally highlights how Johnson has translated on-court success into ownership achievements. Magic Johnson announced major news 34 years after his NBA retirement, and he remains active across sports.
Reporting for Filmogaz.com.
