context: In 905 games played by the NBA, Johnson scored 17707 points, collected 6559 rebounds and gave 10141 assists. On average, for a game this is 19.5 points, 7.2 rebounds and 11.2 assists (the latter is a record in the history of the NBA) [16] [91]. Johnson shares the first place in the number of assists in one playoff game (24) [92], holds the record for the number of assists in the game in the final series (21) [92], and also leads in the number of assists in the playoffs (2,346 ) [93]. In addition, he is the champion in the number of assists in one game of a match of all stars (22), and also leads in the total amount of assists in matches of all stars (127) [92]. It was Johnson who first began to use the high-speed style of the game, attracting the attention of the public and nicknamed "show time". This style included passes without looking in fast breakthroughs, alleys-ups from the side of the court, passing in a U-turn and throws through triple wards [1]. Johnson stood out by playing as a point guard, being 2.06 m tall. With such growth, athletes usually play on the front line [1]. It combined the physical dimensions inherent in a heavy forward, a one-on-one game inherent in swingmen, and ball control inherent in a defender. This combination of skills allowed Johnson to collect a large number of points, and rebounds, and assists. During his career, Magic made 138 triple-doubles, second only to Oscar Robertson, who made 181 triple-doubles [94].
question: How tall is Irwin Effei "Magic" Johnson the Younger?
answers.text: 2.06 m