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SHAMELESS PLUG: Bracket Challenge, now with prizes!

I am pleased to announce that the inaugural Magic Basketball Online Bracket Challenge is being launched today and will actually include real life prizes for the winner. Most importantly, it is FREE to join.  Sounds to me like the perfect compliment to your illegal workplace bracket… To get all the details on how to join and the prizes for the winner, click HERE.
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 14, 2011

Magic Crush Nash-Less Suns

The Orlando Magic did something they have really struggled do recently; beat down an inferior opponent. Recently we’ve seen the Magic struggle with the likes of Golden State and Sacramento (twice). Against the Phoenix Suns, the Magic rode a huge third quarter (they outscored Phoenix 26-13 in the third quarter) to overcome a poor defensive star and earn a 111-88 victory. Dwight...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 13, 2011

Orlando Magic @ Phoenix Suns

HtD Photo The Orlando Magic, who have lost three of their last four games, will try to snap out of their funk when they travel to Phoenix to take on the Suns Sunday afternoon. The Suns will likely be without Steve Nash while the Magic will be without J.J. Redick. These two teams met back on November 18, before they made their blockbuster trade. In that game, Orlando took a 62-34...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 13, 2011

J.J. Redick May Miss The Remainder Of The Road Trip

Per Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel, Magic guard J.J. Redick may miss the remainder of the trip. Redick strained his lower abdomen during the Magic’s morning shootaround. “Yeah, it’s still pretty painful. We’ll see how it goes,” Redick said. Redick might miss the remaining two games of the West part of the five-game trip that ends in Milwaukee next week. You can...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 13, 2011

Warriors Win Three-Point Contest, Top Magic In Overtime

In one of the more unbelievable games most of us have ever seen, the Golden State Warriors used a franchise record 21 three-pointers to defeat the Magic in overtime, 122-119. Jason Richardson led the Magic with 30 points while Monta Ellis had 39 points, 11 assists and six rebounds. The Magic, who have had early struggles on the defensive end as of late, played very well in the first...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 12, 2011

J.J. Redick Will Not Play Against Golden State Friday Night

Per Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel, Magic reserve guard J.J. Redick will not play in Friday night’s game against the Golden State Warriors. Redick was injured during shootaround Friday morning. Redick strained a muscle in his lower abdomen while making a “close-out” defensive move during the practice. The club listed Redick day-to-day. He was seen by the...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 11, 2011

David Stern Vs. Stan Van Gundy

HtD Photo On Monday, Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy made some interesting comments regarding NBA commissioner David Stern. Thursday morning on Colin Cowherd’s radio show, Stern fired back at Van Gundy. “You haven’t had your skin thickened for as many years as I’ve had mine,” Stern said. “Nothing is ever personal here. I’m not going to talk to Stan Van Gundy; I’m...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 10, 2011

Magic Come Up Big Late, Defeat Kings

The Orlando Magic again struggled with the Sacramento Kings, especially in the first half, but rallied from a six-point fourth quarter deficit and hung on for a 106-102 win. DeMarcus Cousins led the Kings with a career-high 29 points while Jameer Nelson tied a season-high with 26 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter. Once again the Magic came out with a poor defensive effort...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 10, 2011

Turnovers Are A Big Problem For The Orlando Magic

Turnovers have been a major problem for the Orlando Magic this season. How else can you explain how a team that is 10th in offensive efficiency and third in defensive efficiency and has a player in Dwight Howard who is accumulating better numbers than any player not named LeBron James can have so many problems? The Magic are averaging 14.6 turnovers per game and have a turnover ratio...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 09, 2011

Orlando Magic News & Notes: SVG Asking For A Fine, Turk’s Struggles

Yardbarker.com Zach McCann of the Orlando Sentinel points out the Magic need more out of Hedo Turkoglu is they want to have success this season. That’s why the Magic need Turkoglu to turn up the aggressiveness. “He’s shooting the ball as a last resort,” Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said. “It’s virtually impossible to shoot the ball well like that. You’re ending up shooting...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 08, 2011

Turnover-Plagued Magic Can’t Complete Another Comeback, Fall To Blazers

LaMarcus Aldridge led the Blazers with 24 points while Jason Richardson had 22 points for the Magic. The Magic stayed in the game during the first half, largely in part because the Blazers couldn’t hit open shots. Of course, that wasn’t the only reason the Magic stayed in the game, their defense wasn’t terrible and they made just enough shots. Early in the third quarter, the...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 07, 2011

HtD Video: Jason Richardson Blazers Postgame

Richardson was excellent offensively, scoring 22 points on 8-of-13 shooting despite Orlando’s loss. (Andrew Melnick is Howard the Dunk’s lead blogger and ESPN 1080′s Magic Insider (http://espn1080.com). Subscribe to his RSS feed, add him on Facebook and follow him on Twitter to follow him daily. You can download the HTD app here).
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 07, 2011

HtD Video: Ryan Anderson Blazers Postgame

Ryan Anderson had 13 points and seven rebounds in the loss. (Andrew Melnick is Howard the Dunk’s lead blogger and ESPN 1080′s Magic Insider (http://espn1080.com). Subscribe to his RSS feed, add him on Facebook and follow him on Twitter to follow him daily. You can download the HTD app here).
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 07, 2011

HtD Video: Earl Clark Blazers Postgame

Earl Clark had 9 points 9 rebounds and 3 blocks in Orlando’s 89-85 loss to Portland (Andrew Melnick is Howard the Dunk’s lead blogger and ESPN 1080′s Magic Insider (http://espn1080.com). Subscribe to his RSS feed, add him on Facebook and follow him on Twitter to follow him daily. You can download the HTD app here).
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 07, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

A quick statistical look at Dwight Howard’s technicals

Dwight Howard will most likely be facing a one game suspension on Monday night after his left elbow narrowly missed Kyle Korver’s face on Friday night.  He received his 16th official technical of the season and according to league rules, faces a one game suspension. However, Magic fans should be somewhat thankful that the league looks at every technical foul to determine...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 05, 2011

Magic can’t complete another comeback and fall at home to Chicago

The Orlando Magic couldn’t keep the come back vibes rolling and played below average basketball for 42 minutes as they lost Friday night to the Chicago Bulls 89-81. The Magic started the game strong and pulled out to a 15-7 lead forcing the Bulls to call an early timeout only 6 minutes into in the game.  From there on out, it would be all Chicago as the Magic looked like...
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 04, 2011

HtD Video: Dwight Howard Bulls Postgame

Dwight Howard finished with 20 points and 10 rebounds in an 89-81 loss to the Chicago Bulls. (Andrew Melnick is Howard the Dunk’s lead blogger and ESPN 1080′s Magic Insider (http://espn1080.com). Subscribe to his RSS feed, add him on Facebook and follow him on Twitter to follow him daily. You can download the HTD app here).
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 04, 2011

HtD Video: Jason Richardson Bulls Postgame

Jason Richardson scored 16 points in an 89-81 loss to the Chicago Bulls. (Andrew Melnick is Howard the Dunk’s lead blogger and ESPN 1080′s Magic Insider (http://espn1080.com). Subscribe to his RSS feed, add him on Facebook and follow him on Twitter to follow him daily. You can download the HTD app here).
Via Howard the Dunk  |  March 04, 2011
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