After the trade to the Orlando Magic, Desmond Bane has settled in well. His addition is a big part of the team's upcoming campaign in the 2025-26 season.
The Orlando Magic made a huge splash this summer trading for Desmond Bane. The Orlando Magic acquired Desmond Bane from the Memphis Grizzlies for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, four unprotected first-round picks and one first-round pick swap.
LOS ANGELES, CA — Orlando Magic rookie Jase Richardson was among 60 players drafted into the NBA this summer. In addition to the number of undrafted players who signed with teams for the first time as well, another rookie class means another group of young athletes with as much to learn off the court as they do on.
Circle your calendars because big games for the Orlando Magic in 2025-26 carry more weight. If they are for real, they must prove it before the playoffs
The Orlando Magic are bringing another intriguing piece into the mix ahead of training camp, announcing the signing of free agent forward Alex Morales.
Newly acquired Orlando Magic star Desmond Bane recently joined The Sixth Man Show podcast with Jonathan Osborne and Kevin Tucker, offering fans his first extended conversation since arriving in Orlando.
The Orlando Magic are going into the upcoming season hoping to be a little healthier than they were a year ago. Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and Jalen Suggs all missed a significant amount of time and the latter could see his recovery eat into some games in the upcoming season.
The Orlando Magic haven’t had a top 20 offense in the NBA since the 2011-12 season. For context, that was the last season Dwight Howard played for the Magic.
After five seasons playing as a top-three player for the Memphis Grizzlies, the Orlando Magic made an aggressive trade to acquire Desmond Bane to fulfill
The sports world has been buzzing nonstop about the night Terence Crawford toppled Canelo Alvarez under the bright lights of Allegiant Stadium. The fight wasn’t just another clash between two champions; it became a cultural event, a spectacle that grabbed the attention of millions around the globe.
Much like their Florida rival, the Orlando Magic are also heavily reliant on the defensive end for their success. However, while their defense has held up well into the postseason the last two years, their offense has displayed one significant flaw.
One of the problems a coaching staff faces on a team with good depth is keeping everyone happy when they don’t all play or aren’t a bigger part of the rotation.
After being drafted No. 5 overall in the 2021 NBA draft, Orlando Magic’s Jalen Suggs finally had a breakout season last year with his potential on full display.
Orlando Magic point guard Jalen Suggs is still recovering from knee surgery he underwent six months ago. While Suggs and the Magic hoped he would be back in time for the start of the 2025-26 season, a recent appearance on "The Sixth Man Show" shed some light on his recovery process.
The Orlando Magic’s journey over the past few seasons has been nothing short of fascinating. Once a rebuilding team clinging to young promise and lottery picks, Orlando is now a squad with legitimate aspirations in the Eastern Conference.
The Orlando Magic are expected to be one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference for the upcoming season. However, it won't be easy as other teams will be targeting them and trying to chase them down.
In early May, Orlando Magic president Jeff Weltman wanted the world to know that the organization was exiting its rebuilding phase in order to "win now." He backed up his words by trading five first-round picks -- four unprotected with one 2029 swap -- plus Cole Anthony and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope for Desmond Bane.
Building your dream 2K starting five isn’t something NBA players do every day, since most of the time they only get asked about their dream starting five in real life.
Richard Jefferson stirred up debate with one of the NBA’s favorite pastimes: pitting legendary duos from different eras against each other. On a recent episode of the Road Trippin’ podcast, the former NBA forward claimed that Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen would beat Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in a mythical two-on-two matchup.
Staying sharp in the NBA for the entire duration of the regular season and playoffs is no easy task. 82 games, and possibly more, is a long grind, and even the best players go through dry stretches.
After being the surprise team in the NBA two seasons ago, the Orlando Magic took a step back last season, mainly due to injuries to their star duo of Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner.
Tim Legler recently labeled Tristan da Silva one of the “big winners” of the recently concluded FIBA EuroBasket tournament. According to the long-time analyst and former NBA journeyman, the Orlando Magic swingman could likely see more playing time this upcoming season.
Paolo Banchero has emerged as one of the best young talents in the NBA. Banchero is the No. 1 option for the Orlando Magic and has led them to two playoff appearances.
The Orlando Magic have been a solid team over the past few seasons. After winning 34 games during Paolo Banchero's rookie season, the Magic have topped 40 wins each of the past two years, reaching the playoffs in 2024 and 2025.