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In the season of 1992, Johnson played with picture Dream Setup in representation Olympics. Bond Septembe • Magic Johnson on Tuesday responded to Donald Sterling's comments slamming the Hall of Famer, telling CNN and TMZ that the whole situation is "sad" and that the banned Los Angeles Clippers owner is directing his anger at the wrong person. "We've got to pray for the man," Johnson told TMZ on Tuesday. In an interview that aired Monday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360," Sterling went from apologizing for his recent racist remarks to attacking Johnson, repeatedly bringing up the ex-NBA star's HIV status and calling him an unfit role model for children. "He's got AIDS!'' Sterling said loudly at one point in the interview. "It's very disturbing. I think when you come on, No. 1 you should have your facts straight," Johnson told TMZ in a telephone interview. "I don't have AIDS; I have HIV. I've been living with HIV for 22 years. That's his opinion if he thinks I'm not a role model. I know the things that I've done in urban America and for people." Johnson also was interviewed by "Anderson Cooper 360," with the conversation airing Tuesday night. In that interview, Johnson called Sterling "a man who's upset and he's reaching." "He's trying to find something that he can grab on to help him save his team. And it's not going t • We've all seen our share of games, but every sports fan has that moment that they'll never forget. That moment of pure athleticism that leaves them shaking their heads not for a few minutes -- but for the rest of the their lives. What do we think? Well, here's a collection of what has left our writers shaking their heads. Take a look and let us know what moment you're still talking about. Current Twins have heard this repeated as legend and they don't believe it's humanly possibly but I saw him do it one day and then he showed me exactly how he goes about it. and when he described it, I could tell that in addition to being a great athlete (and he was), he also put unbelievable thought and planning into whatever he did. I mean, this was a contest guaranteed to twist an ankle, but Ripken did it every time he was in Minnesota, regardless of the streak. People say he put the streak above everything else, but he didn't. I Magic Johnson responds to Sterling
Beyond a doubt the greatest feat I've seen is Cal Ripken climbing the Metrodome stairs leading from the field to the clubhouse in six strides. Let me tell you, it's a LONG, high staircase, with four landings and like 28 steps. Ripken turned going up it into a contest to see how many strides he could do it in and he eventually got it down to six.