Magic make decision on Mac McClung

The Magic are filling one of their open two-way slots by converting Mac McClung‘s Exhibit 10 contract to a two-way deal, reports Shams Charania of ESPN.

A 6-foot-2 guard, McClung is the reigning G League Most Valuable Player and a two-time dunk contest champion. In 41 Showcase Cup and regular-season games for the Osceola Magic last season, he averaged 25.5 points, 6.5 assists and 4.6 rebounds in 35.5 minutes per contest, with an excellent shooting line of .492/.380/.846.

Despite excelling in the G League and showing off impressive athleticism in the last two dunk contests, McClung has struggled to break through at the NBA level. Since making his regular-season debut nearly three years ago, he has appeared in just four NBA games — one for the Bulls in December 2021, one for the Lakers in April 2022 and two for the Sixers in April 2023.

McClung will now have a chance to suit up for the Magic this fall as one of the team’s two-way players, alongside Trevelin Queen.

Orlando still has one more two-way slot available, with Exhibit 10 camp signees Jalen Slawson, Ethan Thompson and Alex Morales all eligible to be converted by Monday. The team could also decide to look outside the organization to fill that final two-way opening.