Anthony Black joined Tracy McGrady in franchise history following his performance in the Orlando Magic’s matchup against the Indiana Pacers on Sunday afternoon.
On Saturday, it was reported that Orlando Magic guard Jalen Suggs has suffered a Grade 1 MCL contusion in his right knee, another setback in his successful on-court career.
Less than one week after barely escaping Indiana with a two-point win on New Year's Eve, Orlando Magic handed the Pacers their 12th-straight loss inside Kia Center with a 135-127 win.
Powered by a monstrous second quarter and 31 points from Desmond Bane, the Orlando Magic handed the visiting Indiana Pacers a record-tying 12th straight loss with a 135-127 win on Sunday afternoon.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
The Orlando Magic are taking on the Indiana Pacers at the Kia Center in their first home contest of the calendar year. Here's a look at three keys for the game: Pascal Siakam is having a superb year despite the lack of team success, maintaining his efficiency despite an increase in volume.
The Orlando Magic host the Indiana Pacers tonight. These two teams just faced each other on New Year's Eve, with Orlando visiting Indiana on the last day of 2025, where Paolo Banchero hit the go-ahead shot to take the lead late.
The Orlando Magic are not performing up to the high expectations that were placed upon them ahead of the season. The Magic are 19-16 through 35 games, which is slightly higher than the pace they set last season, but they were expected to perform better than they have been.
It's been 33 days -- or 14 games -- since the Orlando Magic have won consecutive games. That's a streak far too long for a team with deep postseason aspirations.
Fifth-year Orlando Magic guard Jalen Suggs has a Grade 1 MCL contusion in his right knee -- an injury he suffered Friday against the Bulls -- and is out definitely.
If you turned off your TV during the third quarter of the Magic-Pacers game on Wednesday, I don’t blame you. But I also feel sorry for you. Because what looked like another dreary night for a Pacers squad stuck in the mud turned into the kind of chaotic, heart-pounding finish that makes the NBA the best reality show on earth.
Paolo Banchero scored a go-ahead layup with 7.5 seconds left on Wednesday afternoon, helping the visiting Orlando Magic earn a 112-110 victory over the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis.