Dan Gilbert’s Cleveland Cavaliers have landed the first pick in the NBA Draft for the second time in three years. In 2011, they drafted guard Kyrie Irving, a much needed cornerstone piece, after losing the league’s best player, LeBron James to free agency and eventual NBA Championship glory the previous year.
Earvin “Magic” Johnson keeps it moving. For years he has maintained a solid foothold in the business sector and Thursday morning it was announced that the former Los Angeles Laker and hall of famer joined Detroit Venture Partners, a venture capitalist firm co-founded by Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert. DVP focuses on investing in tech …
