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Here’s a Magic Johnson highlight you might never see, because it was ruled an offensive foul. This is every Giannis drive you’ve seen in transition for 10 years, but 40 years ago it was illegal. Players were discouraged from plays like this. It wasn’t because they couldn’t.

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