Year Two of Rob and Jacque

Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel/Ball Don't Lie When Rob Hennigan signed on to be the Magic's general manager last June, he knew there was a big task ahead of him. He was going to try to convince Dwight Howard to stay, but that was likely done for appearances and the inevitable was only a few months away. In the course of a year, Hennigan went through one draft, traded away a franchise cornerstone and began establishing a culture to build a sustainable champion. There really was not a single challenge a typical general manager in the league faces that Hennigan did not see in his first year. Except for maybe signing a big-name free agent -- Hennigan has cleared enough cap room to go after one of those by 2015. It was a busy year. So, four practices into the 2014 season, what is there left for the second-year general manager and his second-year coach? Well, a lot actually. The job is not finished. The Magic are coming off a season with the worst record in the l...