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Jalen Rose, Magic Johnson, Michael Wilbon and Bill Simmons break down the Grizzlies surrendering an 18-point lead in the second quarter and letting the Spurs back in the game.

He's 6-5. He shoots like Ray Allen. He dunks on people. He's a candidate to be the top overall pick in the 2013 NBA draft. And yet, he still gets confused, now and again, with that guy who raps about thrift stores.

The "NBA Countdown" crew discusses the mental mistakes made by Tom Thibodeau and the Bulls in Game 3 against the Heat.

Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless discuss Magic Johnson's comment that LeBron James needs more endorsements.

When Mike and Jay fail to hide their disappointment that Steve Carell didn't bring his "Burt Wonderstone" co-star, Jim Carrey, to ESPN, not even the magic of David Copperfield could save this interview.

Onyx Authenticated president and owner Lance Fischer discusses how his company is able to acquire game-used baseball memorabilia, such as Miguel Cabrera batting gloves and cleats, and insert it into their products.

Magic Johnson reflects on the life of longtime Lakers owner and friend Jerry Buss, who died Monday at the age of 80.

Rick Reilly profiles Eagles long-snapper Jon Dorenbos and his use of magic on and off the field.

Eagles long-snapper Jon Dorenbos tells the story of Sam the bellhop and the 654 Club.

Hard lessons for the NBA from the Lance Armstrong scandal with Henry Abbott and Kevin Arnovitz.

Dwight Howard talks about his feelings for the Magic, what it will be like to return to Orlando, and how hes changed in the last year.

He's been called "Johnny Tebow" because of his athleticism. Trent Dilfer says he's much further along in his development than the Jets' backup. And if his state title game heroics are any indication, Johnny Stanton has the Tebow Magic.

Steve Nash sits down with Marc Stein to discuss his impending free agency, playing for a contender, the prospect of playing in Toronto or Dallas and the possibility of leaving Phoenix for good.

Playbook gets Clyde Drexler to answer an offbeat question about each of his Dream Team peers.

Shaquille O'Neal announces his retirement

TrueHoop Network debates the next steps for the Los Angeles Lakers.