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Magic Johnson Congratulates 'Amy Wambach' for Her USWNT Career

Sean SwabyDec 19, 2015

Autocorrect does the damnedest things, doesn't it, Magic Johnson? 

Or at least we'd hope so. 

The legendary Los Angeles Lakers star and basketball icon decided to congratulate another of sport's icons, Abby Wambach, who made her final United States Women's National Team appearance earlier on the week.

That's the good.

"Amy Wambach"—that's the bad. 

To little surprise, the unforgiving Twitter landscape let him have it as the tweet remained undeleted 12 hours later. 

[Twitter] 

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