Magic Johnson

80px Presidential Medal of Freedom, United States (January 4, 2025)

2025

80px Ripple of Hope Award, United States, December 9, 2025

2025

MLS Cup champion (2022) — as part owner of Los Angeles FC

2022

Trophy named in Johnson's honor (Earvin "Magic" Johnson Trophy) awarded to Western Conference Finals MVP (established in 2022)

2022

Selected on the NBA 75th Anniversary Team in 2021

2021

3× World Series champion (2020, 2024, 2025) — as part owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers

2020, 2024, 2025

NBA Lifetime Achievement Award (2019)

2019

FIBA Hall of Fame – Class of 2017 (as a member of "The Dream Team")

2017

WNBA champion (2016) — as part owner of the Los Angeles Sparks

2016

Beacon of Hope Award, MLB (2015)

2015

Sports Illustrateds Muhammad Ali Legacy Award (2014)

2014

California Hall of Fame – Class of 2011

2011

Class of 2010 – member of "The Dream Team"

2010

Harold & Carole Pump Foundation – Lifetime Achievement Award (2009)

2009

U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame – Class of 2009 (as a member of "The Dream Team")

2009

National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame – Class of 2006

2006

NBA All-Star Weekend Shooting Stars Competition winner (2004)

2004

Class of 2002 – individual

2002

Marca Leyenda (2002)

2002

Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame – 2001

2001

5× NBA champion (2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010) — as part owner/executive of the Los Angeles Lakers

2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010

Michigan Sports Hall of Fame – Class of 1998

1998

Named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History in 1996

1996

Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word or Non-Musical Album (1993)

1993

NAACP Image Awards – Jackie Robinson Sports Award (1992)

1992

Olympic gold medal winner (1992)

1992

Tournament of the Americas gold medal winner (1992)

1992

McDonald's Open MVP (1991)

1991

McDonald's Open winner (1991)

1991

Sporting News NBA MVP (1987)

1987

AP NBA 1980s All-Decade Team

1980

Sporting News NBA 1980s All-Decade First-Team

1980

AP first-team All-American (1979)

1979

Chicago Tribune Silver Basketball Award (1979)

1979

Consensus first-team All-American (1979)

1979

NABC first-team All-American (1979)

1979

NCAA basketball tournament Most Outstanding Player (1979)

1979

NCAA national championship (1979)

1979

UPI first-team All-American (1979)

1979

USBWA first-team All-American (1979)

1979

2× Big Ten champion (1978, 1979)

1978, 1979

2× first-team All-Big Ten (1978, 1979)

1978, 1979

AP third-team All-American (1978)

1978

NABC second-team All-American (1978)

1978

UPI third-team All-American (1978)

1978

1977 Michigan high school state champion (Lansing Everett High School)

1977

First-team Parade All-American (1977)

1977

McDonald's All-American (1977)

1977

Mr. Basketball of Michigan (1977)

1977

12× NBA All-Star (, –)

1987)

1988)

1992)

2× NBA All-Star Game MVP (, )

2× NBA steals leader (, )

2× Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee:

3× NBA Finals MVP (, , )

3× NBA Most Valuable Player (, , )

4× NBA assists leader (, , , )

5× NBA champion (, , , , )

9× All-NBA First Team (–)

All-NBA Second Team ()

IBM Award ()

J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award ()

NBA anniversary team (50th, 75th)

NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (1979)

NCAA champion (1979)

No. 32 retired by the Los Angeles Lakers

No. 33 retired by Michigan State Spartans

Number 32 retired by Los Angeles Lakers

Presidential Medal of Freedom (2025)

Second-team All-American – NABC (1978)

Statue at Michigan State

Statue in front of Crypto.com Arena

Third-team All-American – AP, UPI (1978)

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