Orlando Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley outlined the immediate role shift for forward Tristan da Silva following Paolo Banchero’s return, emphasizing the second-year player’s value in the team’s 106–105 win over the Miami Heat on Friday night.
Paolo Banchero’s return from a 10-game absence gave the Orlando Magic a needed boost, but it was Franz Wagner who carried the scoring load in a narrow 106–105 win over the Miami Heat on Friday night.
The Orlando Magic are getting ready for a matinee matchup against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. To learn more about the Magic's upcoming foe, we spoke with New York Knicks On SI contributor Kenneth Teape.
The Orlando Magic & Miami Heat went to battle in a game that came down to the final shot. The Miami Heat were able to build a solid lead in the first half, before the Magic were able to come storming back.
The air inside the Kia Center seemed to vanish for a split second for Magic fans. The clock showed zeroes, the red light on the backboard was illuminated, and the ball was leaving Bam Adebayo’s hands.
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Franz Wagner scored 32 points and the host Orlando Magic held off a late Miami Heat surge to score a 106-105 win on Friday. Anthony Black came off the Orlando bench to contribute 13 points, a team-high six assists and a team-high-tying eight rebounds.
The Orlando Magic are back in the win column after a 106-105 victory against the Miami Heat at the Kia Center. With less than a minute to go, Norman Powell drove to the basket and made a lay-up to cut the Heat deficit to a single point.
The Orlando Magic are rolling out a different starting lineup than they have had in the past few weeks with Paolo Banchero back in the mix. Banchero is on a minutes restriction, but he will start for the Magic against the Miami Heat alongside Jalen Suggs, Desmond Bane, Franz Wagner and Wendell Carter Jr.
Two of the top young teams rising in the East face off tonight in Orlando, as the 14-8 Miami Heat visit their south east division sunshine state rival, the 13-9 Magic.
The Orlando Magic are back in action as they take on the Miami Heat in a Sunshine State showdown. To learn more about the Magic's next opponent, we spoke with Miami Heat on SI publisher Ethan J.
The Orlando Magic were introduced to the NBA in 1989, one year after another Florida team, and their in-state rival Miami Heat. The Magic were the first
In-state counterparts meet for the first of two games in five days when the Miami Heat visit the Orlando Magic on Friday. Orlando and Miami draw each other in next Tuesday's quarterfinal round of the NBA Cup.
The Orlando Magic are hitting their stride. They defeated the Chicago Bulls 125-120 to improve to 13-8 overall and 8-3 at home at the Kia Center. The Magic have won their last 12 out of 16 games.
The Magic didn’t exactly come out of the gate roaring. When you trade four first-round picks for a guy who has never made an All-Star team, a 4-6 start is the last thing anyone wants to see.