Have the Orlando Magic fixed their fatal flaw?

Much like their Florida rival, the Orlando Magic are also heavily reliant on the defensive end for their success. However, while their defense has held up well into the postseason the last two years, their offense has displayed one significant flaw.

This flaw may have finally been rectified, as the Orlando Magic went all in to acquire the Memphis Grizzlies star, Desmond Bane. Bleacher Report breaks down why this offseason move, acquiring his elite shooting ability, can only be summarized in one word: “Finally.”

“The Orlando Magic basically swapped out Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, and Gary Harris for Desmond Bane and Tyus Jones, at long last addressing their lack of three-point shooting and backcourt playmaking,” the article wrote. “Bane is a career 41.0-percent sniper from long range, a breath of fresh air in an offense best described as stifling for far too long. Orlando's 31.8 percent hit rate on threes last season was the worst ever produced by a team that got up at least 2,800 total attempts. The Magic's shooting and overall offensive production have been in desperate need of upgrades for years, and they finally got some.”