Earvin “Magic” Johnson

Earvin Johnson is a partner of Guggenheim Baseball Management. He became part owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers on May 1, 2012. After an NBA Hall of Fame career, Johnson became an entrepreneur, a philanthropist and a motivational speaker. Johnson is chairman and CEO of Magic Johnson Enterprises (MJE), which provides high-quality products and services that focus primarily on ethnically diverse and underserved urban communities through strategic alliances, investments, consulting and endorsements.

Hulk Hogan

Is there a name more synonymous with sports-entertainment than Hulk Hogan? The key figure in WWE’s rise from regional attraction to worldwide entertainment leader in the 1980s, The Hulkster’s superhuman size and undeniable charisma set the standard for what a Superstar should be. A larger-than-life icon, he packed 93,173 WWE fans into the Pontiac Silverdome, won six WWE Championships, starred in movies, television shows and his own animated series and became an idol to a vast legion of fans he dubbed his Hulkamaniacs.

Joe Montana

Widely considered the best NFL quarterback of all time, Joe Montana personifies performance excellence and personal integrity both on and off the field. Yet the word most closely associated with him is not winner – its leader. Joe Montana and the San Francisco 49ers won four Super Bowls and were the team of the 1980’s….

Larry Bird

Larry Bird spent 13 seasons with the Boston Celtics, and excelled in all areas of the game such as scorer, passer, rebounder, defender, and team player.

Larry Bird was the embodiment of “Celtics Pride.” He was a classy, confident, hardworking player who thrived on pressure and inspired teammates to excel. Like Bob Cousy, Bill Russell, John Havlicek and Dave Cowens, the low-key Bird force the spotlight upon himself, but rather one who brought out the best in the players around him. But even those legendary players didn’t fill Boston Garden, wowing fans and dominating games as Bird did.