Which player in NBA is called "magician"?

In the NBA, the magician is Owen Johnson.

Johnson was first called a "magician" at Everett High School. A sports columnist gave Johnson the nickname when he saw that the preppy 15 years old scored 36 points 16 rebounds 16 assists. (Johnson's mother is a devout Christian and thinks this nickname is quite disrespectful to God. )

The magician means that Elvin Johnson is very comprehensive on the court. When people asked him what position he played, he said, "I play center, sometimes I play forward, and I have a small defender."

At that time, Johnson, who was 2.06 meters tall in the NBA, was the highest point guard, even higher than many small forwards. The magician is the tallest counterpoint player. No defender can stop passing or shooting. The defensive end is also absolutely horrible, and you can defend from position one to position five.

1979-80 season finals, Jabbar suffered a serious ankle injury, and Johnson temporarily changed to play center. He scored 42 points 15 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals in that game. At the last moment, imitating Jabbar's long-range hook became a classic.

Career 13 averaged 7.2 rebounds1.2 assists 1.9 steals 0.4 blocks 19.5 points. This is Elvin Johnson the magician.