Phenomenal Swag: Breezy Excursion's 'Michael vs. Larry' shirt

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Trey Kerby of The Blowtorch searches high and low across the Internet for NBA-related goods you never knew you needed. You know, phenomenal swag. Email Ball Don't Lie any relevant products you find here.

You remember this commercial, right? Yeah, you do. It's a classic. Someone should pay those guys for making such a great advertisement. Now imagine if it was a shirt.

News flash: it is.

Breezy Excursion (previously) recently released this shirt, honoring the classic commercial. Because every great commercial needs a t-shirt. But really, the shirt is pretty cool. The quote, the Larry, the Michael, and the horse logo that makes it all make sense.

Strangely, it's not available from Breezy Excursion, but you can get it right from StyleFeeder. Pick one up, then challenge your dad to a game of H-O-R-S-E and mustache-growing.

Ball Don't Lie's Swag Rating: ~~Four~~ Three Muggsy Bogues ...

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1. Posted by Garey Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:58 pm EDT
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you can visit my store www.espnjersey.com to choose your fave!
2. Posted by Jordo Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:59 pm EDT
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I remember this! I only see 3 muggsys tho
3. Posted by Bill M Fri Oct 30, 2009 4:49 pm EDT
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not at stylefeeder, takes you to an amazon page where they "can't find the page you're looking for"
4. Posted by angloamer Sat Oct 31, 2009 12:58 am EDT
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These two were the best of the rest. Along with Magic Johnson, I miss watching them play. We may never see that level of talent again.
5. Posted by Tony Sat Oct 31, 2009 4:06 pm EDT
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Rare to get the triple threat of yesteryear. 80's to mid 90's was just plain ol good ball.
6. Posted by blackout87gn@... Sat Oct 31, 2009 5:55 pm EDT
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Sigh...I miss those days. I remember this commercial! I was only a little kid at the time. MJ the greatest bball player to ever walk the planet.
7. Posted by Alex C Sat Oct 31, 2009 7:50 pm EDT
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#4... there is a lot of talent in the league today.. kobe, lebron, wade, chris paul...while i think MJ is the best.. there is a high level of talent in the league today
8. Posted by paleballer Sat Oct 31, 2009 8:33 pm EDT
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high level of talent making millions and not caring about basketball vs a high level of talent that had the mindset that winning is the only thing in the world
MJ made everyone better...
9. Posted by mike p Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:50 pm EDT
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10 times out of 10 the 92 olympic team would beat last year's........
10. Posted by Justin A Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:41 pm EDT
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there was a LOT more talent in the 80's then in the 90's that was when legends roamed the league. today it's just a shell of it's former self.
11. Posted by jazzing Mon Nov 02, 2009 1:27 am EST
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I remember watching the Jordan-Bird commercial it and it was 1 of the better 1's that N.B.A. players have done over the years.
I watched a commercial on T.V. the last few days that made me lose respect for Magic Johnson.
'We Are the Communities We Serve'
“We are the communities we serve”, claims the website of Magic Johnson Enterprises – just one more motto created to publicize Magic’s self-proclaimed mission to empower diverse urban areas. But when it comes to making money, this former basketball star doesn’t seem to care how his work affects low-income communities.
In fact, Magic Johnson’s latest efforts include marketing high-cost financial services and products to low-income communities as the spokesperson for companies like Jackson Hewitt and Rent-A-Center. Not to mention that he has seemingly turned a blind eye to service workers in one of his luxury condominiums, whose families don’t have access to affordable healthcare.
Are these the types of enterprises Magic Johnson honestly believes will revitalize underserved communities? To us, it seems like he’s just taking money from working people to put it in the pockets of the rich.
Working people are tired of seeing this kind of Magic trick.
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