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"Streaks are made to be broken" - When Magic Johnson downplayed the significance of ending Orlando Magic’s 40-game home streak in 1996

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Published August 17, 2025 at 8:50 AM
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Magic Johnson downplayed ending Orlando's iconic 40-game home streak in 1996, stressing that team unity was more important for the Lakers

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