The 1990-91 Los Angeles Lakers enjoyed a stellar season under new head coach Mike Dunleavy, finishing with a strong 58-24 record and securing the third seed in the Western Conference. The campaign was highlighted by Magic Johnson becoming the NBA's all-time assists leader and the team’s impressive postseason run, where they upset the top-seeded Portland Trail Blazers to capture the Western Conference title and reach the NBA Finals. A three-time NBA MVP and Hall of Fame point guard, Magic Johnson led the Los Angeles Lakers to five championships and is widely regarded as the greatest playmaker in basketball history.