The Magic finally have another award winner, and Paolo Banchero can relax. This one belongs to the large green dragon. STUFF the Magic Dragon was named the 2026 NBA Mascot of the Year at the annual NBA Mascot Conference, an event that raises considerably more questions than it answers.
Mascots are an integral part of sports. While not every team has one, those that do often rely on their mascots to play an important role within the organization.
Magic Johnson had a perfect and classy response when comedian Gerald Huston deliberately mistook him for Michael Jordan in a hilarious interaction. Huston, who has made a habit of approaching famous people and confidently calling them by the wrong names, spotted Johnson and decided to continue the bit.
With the NBA season soon approaching, that means something is even closer: training camp. Training camp begins for the Orlando Magic on Sept. 29. Here are the three stories that will define the Magic's training camp.
The 2026-27 Orlando Magic season is getting closer each day, and it could be a big one. It's an opportunity for Orlando to take the next step forward in what looks to be a tough Eastern Conference.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Orlando Magic season is rapidly approaching us. Many have put the Magic on the backburner, they made minimal changes --beyond head coach-- and they only added Nikola Vucevic.
The Orlando Magic entered the 2025-26 season with one of the most impressive cores in the NBA. However, a first-round exit in the playoffs raised some concerns entering the offseason.
It was recently announced that former Orlando Magic guard and the 2014 Rookie of the Year, Michael Carter-Williams, is joining Brunswick Sports Management as the new Head of Basketball.
The point guards and shooting guards have been covered; let's now dive into the power forwards, led by none other than Paolo Banchero. These three players should be the most impactful at the power forward position.
Another Orlando Magic season is looming right before our very eyes with training camp beginning in less than a month. Last week, we tipped off the first of our position previews, examining the Magic's point guards.
Eyes certainly fall on the starters leading up to and during the season. However, a team's reserves play a crucial role in their success as well. The Magic, of course, have things they need to see from their starters.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
For the Orlando Magic to improve this season, there will be things the team must do throughout the year. That burden will particularly fall on the starting lineup.
Orlando Magic fans have a new outlet to watch the games: DAZN, per a team press release. Unless people are watching boxing, soccer and Esports, lots of them may not have heard of the expensive streaming platform.
We are less than one month away from the start of training camp! The 2026-27 NBA Season is right around the corner, and it seems the Orlando Magic are all but complete in constructing this year's roster.
At the end of the 2025-26 regular season, the Orlando Magic found themselves eighth in the Eastern Conference with a 45-37 record. This year, the East looks like it can be even tougher.
Derek Fisher won five NBA championships with the Los Angeles Lakers, played 18 seasons, and spent most of his career on the best teams in league history.
The Orlando Magic's offseason has been underwhelming, aside from hiring new head coach Sean Sweeney. Meanwhile, the other four outfits in the division made upgrades, potentitally making the Southeast one of the most interesting in the NBA.
The start of the 2026-27 NBA season is a little less than two months away, and with the schedule already having been released, there’s been no shortage of predictions for the upcoming year.
Looking back at the NBA career of Junior Bridgeman, there was nothing too special about him. He had always done what had been asked of him by the Bucks.
Orlando Magic guard Desmond Bane believes his team belongs among the contenders in a dramatically reshaped Eastern Conference heading into the 2026-27 season.
John Beilein is headed back to the NBA. The former Cavaliers coach and longtime University of Michigan coach is joining the Magic as a senior coaching consultant, Beilein announced Monday.
Following the collapse of Main Street Sport Group, which owns FanDuel Sports Network, several NBA teams are looking for new regional/local TV broadcast partners for the 2026/27 season.
Veteran NBA guard Cole Anthony is headed to the land down under. The former Orlando Magic standout has signed a one-year contract with NBL team Melbourne United in Australia.
Trades that preceded Ujiri's hiring have tied his hands when it comes to roster building. He's making some intriguing gambles using his limited resources.