MJ WAS THE GREATEST PASSER IN NBA HISTORY

This video is a tribute to the greatest passer to ever live, Magic Johnson. His impact on the game can still be felt to this day by looking at the younger generation. We have him and other legends to thank for the game we all love so much.
Music:
Brock Berrigan - yesterdays hero
Jr_Spliff - Blasphemous

[upkg]

Awesome vid. Respect to the old school

[PTrey]

in addition to more videos like this one, would be dope to see one that put together the most innovative players in certain skills (passing, ball handling, etc) from different eras and show how the game has evolved over the decades. Would go a long way in helping younger generations appreciate basketball history and its greats!

[ygaris]

Unreal content! Thank you for blessing us with videos like this...

[Shiftteamhq]

You guys catch the euro step in there?

[theayejays]

Always get excited whenever I see a new video from you in my subscriptions feed

[yaqeensnipes]

Always nice to look back at what made us today

[NoCultureJay]

This crazy... all day today I just been watching magic

[EFLY]

Ode to an O.G. Very well done! Isiah Lord Thomas may be the most underappreciated super star in the history of the game and your audience deserves a retrospective on his greatness.

[jmarcguy]

I grew up watching 80's & 90's NBA. Ewing, Wilkins, Barkley, Malone, Bird. Magic is my absolute favorite. He's what made me stop & watch a game & made me a fan of the sport.

[chriscc]

I like what you said about him being influential cause he probably has a greater impact on the way people play then anyone

[MrJackson]

You're documentary skills have always been top notch. Loved this one

[owentev]

Everyone should see this video it's great Better than 10000 hours editing imo

[syriosf]

Your editing is amazing I love the style and the way everything plays out

[matthewseymour]

title makes me think its michael jordan then i was like that makes sense

[HighDesertHoops]

Man that video was on point! You stay inspiring me! Magic was doing a lot of stuff these new cats are doing in the 80's #Dimes

[harveymacasaet]

Ur ability to write is very overlooked! #commended

[cevenqurkle]

not just the best passer but best player ever... hands down...

[TheFunnyJohn]

guess you can say he was a postive influence to the community

[timbofuller]

What about Pistol Pete? He did it first. And if there were a 3-point line in the 70's, he would've revolutionized the game all by himself. He was ahead of his time and it's sad to not see him recognized with Kidd, Magic, Payton, Stockton, Frazier, Oscar, and Isaiah.

Pete Maravich was the catalyst for all of the flash that Magic had.

[timmyireland]

People always looking at what's new. Sometimes you need to ask "what's been done before, and what can I learn from that".