\"Big Game\" James was Magic's favorite wingman and a fantasic finisher of the \"Showtime\" era.
These days, Worthy is a color anaylst for L.A.-based KCAL and KCBS television, and is also the senior VP of RP & Associates, a marketing company based in Hermosa Beach, Calif.
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To this day, Havlicek's name is known to most NBA fans as part of the most famous call of all-time, Johnny Most exclaiming \"Havlicek stole the ball!\" during the final moments of the 1965 Eastern Conference Finals. He played his entire career with Boston and was a 13-time all-star, winning eight NBA titles with the Celtics. He is also Boston's all-time leader in points scored.
Havlicek owns three Wendy's restaurants and part of a food company.
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Magic was the engine of the Lakers fast-break offense, known for his court vision, flair and a knack for the big play that eventually landed him in the NBA Hall of Fame.
Off the court, Magic is just as successful as the chairman and CEO of Magic Johnson Enterprises, a fast-growing company that owns movie theatres, restaurants and has helped revitalize diverse urban communities.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/Magic.hlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "John Swart", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "273", "280", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Cedric Maxwell","CEDRIC MAXWELL
Beloved by Celtics fans for clutch playoff performances, \"Cornbread\" was a key contributor to two championship teams. In 1981, he led Boston past the Rockets and was named Finals MVP.
Like many former Celtics, Maxwell still has ties to the team and serves as a broadcaster for Celtics games on WEEI radio.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/CedricMaxwell.vlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "Peter Southwick", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "358", "248", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Michael Cooper","MICHAEL COOPER
Known for his lockdown defense and open-court play, Coop helped the Lakers to five NBA titles during his career, played entirely in L.A.
Since retiring in 1990, Cooper has coached in several organizations, but his roots have remained in L.A., where he is currently on his second tenure as coach of the WNBA's Sparks.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/Cooper.vlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "Mark Terrill", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "358", "241", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Cousy","BOB COUSY
One of the innovators of modern-day ball-handling and passing, Cousy helped Boston ramp up their fast break attack and was a 13-time All-Star and the 1957 NBA Most Valuable Player.
Today, the 79-year-old Cousy still lives in Worcester, Mass., and is a marketing consultant for the Celtics. He also broadcasts a handful of team games every season.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/Cousy.hlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "273", "322", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Elgin","ELGIN BAYLOR
Regarded as one of the greatest players in NBA history, Baylor was a first-team All-NBA selection 10 times, and has one of the top scoring averages (27.4) in league history.
Baylor has been the vice president of basketball operations for the Los Angeles Clippers since 1986.
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Henderson played for seven teams over a 13-year career in the league, but found his greatest success during his five years in the green and white. Henderson is still revered in Boston for his game-tying steal and layup that led to Celtics win in Game 2 of the 1984 NBA Finals. The Celts went on to beat L.A. four games to three.
Henderson is now the marketing director of sports and entertainment for Market Street Philanthropic Advisors in Pennsylvania.
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The 6-foot-9 forward was one of the premier players in the league, averaging 22.1 points and 9.4 rebounds over his 14-year career. McAdoo won the 1975 MVP award, and later helped the Lakers to two NBA titles, in 1982 and 1985.
McAdoo is in his 13th season as an assistant coach with the Miami Heat.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/McAdoo.hlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "Paul R. Benoit", "AP", "273", "314", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","KC Jones","K.C. JONES
Jones spent nine seasons in Boston as a player, and though not a prolific scorer (he averaged 7.4 ppg), he was a hard-nosed playmaker and defensive specialist on a team that won eight titles during his time there. Jones also went on to coach the Celtics and won two NBA titles on the bench.
These days, the 76-year-old Jones is a special assistant to the athletic director at the University of Hartford, and also does color commentary for the school's hoops team.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/KCJones.hlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "Anonymous", "Associated Press", "273", "315", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Tony Campbell","TONY CAMPBELL
Campbell was a long-range sharpshooter that played just two years in L.A., but won an NBA title in 1987 as a member of the \"Showtime\" squad. Campbell went on to star on some mediocre Minnesota squads after expansion.
Today, Campbell is the boys basketball head coach and athletic director at Bay Ridge Preparatory School in Brooklyn, New York.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/TonyCampbell.vlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "Jonathan Daniel", "Getty Images", "358", "226", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","JoJo White","JO JO WHITE
A fleet point guard who earned seven straight all-star game appearances during the '70s, White helped the Celtics to two NBA titles (in '74 and '76). In 1976, he earned the MVP in the Finals against the Suns, partially on the strength of a game five performance in which he played 60 minutes, scoring 33 points and handing out nine assists in an overtime win.
Today, White is the director of special projects and community relations for the Celtics. He also had a small part in the 2007 movie The Game Plan., The movie starred Dwayne \"The Rock\" Johnson and featured White's son Brian J. White.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/JoJoWhite.hlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "Bill Kostroun", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "273", "331", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Lovellette","CLYDE LOVELLETTE
Lovellette helped modernize the game. The 6-foot-10 center became one of the first big men to move outside the paint and shoot, forcing the defense to adapt to a more mobile and versatile offense. He was the first player in history to win an NCAA, Olympic and NBA title during his career, and he actually won titles with both the Lakers (1954) and Celtics (1963, 1964).
Today, 78-year-old Lovellette is a city commissioner in Munising, Michigan.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/OldSChool.vlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "358", "269", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Jabbar","KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR
Widely regarded as one of the best players in basketball history, Jabbar and his patented sky hook were nearly unstoppable, as he accounted for an NBA record 38,387 points over 20 seasons. During that time, he helped his teams win six NBA Championships. He also holds the NBA record for most all-star game appearances (19).
While Jabbar always hoped to be an NBA head coach, he has never been afforded the opportunity, but he still has a voice in the Lakers organization as a special assistant coach.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/Kareem.vlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "358", "244", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); spts_WATN_CeltsLakers[i++] = new Array("","Parish","ROBERT PARISH
A nine-time NBA All-Star, Parish was a standout as part of the famed Bird-Parish-McHale trio that feueled the Celtics' '80s dynasty. While with Boston, he won three NBA titles and later had his number retired. In 1996, while playing his last season, \"the Chief\" was named as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History.
Parish stays close to his Boston glory days as a team consultant and mentor for the club's big men. He also makes personal appearances.","http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/NBCSports/Sections/Personal/Chiappetta%2C%20Mike/Slideshows/WATN-CeltsLakers/Parish.hlarge.jpg","","", "", "", "", "", "", "George Whitney", "ASSOCIATED PRESS", "273", "306", "#000000", "", "", "", ""); // END editorial data