The Orlando Magic have risen to championship contention status for the first time in nearly a decade. They have the star power in Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner, along with a great supporting cast.
Alongside major roster upgrades to support Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner in a push toward title contention, the Orlando Magic also reinforced their coaching staff to back head coach Jamahl Mosley’s focus on player development.
Despite logging just 97 minutes on the court together last season, the Orlando Magic’s team chemistry centers around Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner, and Jalen Suggs.
The Orlando Magic made two major offseason additions this summer, and Desmond Bane is expected to fit in well with their established culture as they try to compete in the Eastern Conference.
The Orlando Magic are continuing to reshape their coaching staff this offseason. In a notable move, the organization has hired longtime Dallas Mavericks assistant God Shammgod.
The Orlando Magic continued their offseason push with another major addition, hiring former Dallas Mavericks player development coach God Shammgod as an assistant under Jamahl Mosley.
Less than a month ago, Orlando Magic coach Jamahl Mosley had this to say while appearing on "The Starting Lineup" podcast with Brian Scalabrine & Frank Isola regarding the approach to a wild free agency season.
The Orlando Magic are saying an emotional goodbye to Cole Anthony, their 2020 first-round pick, after he was traded to the Memphis Grizzlies for Desmond Bane.
The Orlando Magic should look a bit different next season with Desmond Bane entering the starting lineup. Bane, who turns 27 next week, was acquired in a blockbuster trade with the Memphis Grizzlies for four future first-round picks, a pick swap, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Cole Anthony.
The Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers met in the NBA Finals last week as each organization looks to capture its first championship. Indiana defied the odds and emerged from a stacked Eastern Conference, displaying unforeseen openness in the league.
The Orlando Magic are in danger of being stuck as a franchise after two consecutive first-round eliminations in the playoffs. This is the first time in the Jamahl Mosley era where the team didn't improve its position, so the Magic may be on the docket for some changes.
The Orlando Magic entered the offseason determined not to be the lowest-scoring team in the NBA in 2025-26. Whatever their offseason improvements wind up being, it’s clear the team felt their lack of firepower is what’s holding them back from taking the next step.
It’s probably not going to leak out whether Orlando Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley is rooting for the Boston Celtics to win another championship, but that wouldn’t be surprising.
The Orlando Magic’s season came to an abrupt end Tuesday night with a 120-89 loss to the defending champion Boston Celtics in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series.
ORLANDO, Fla. – The Orlando Magic fell short to the Boston Celtics in Game 4 at home on Sunday evening, 107-98. Recap: Celtics take commanding 3-1 lead over Magic behind Tatum's 37 | Full series schedule After the game, Magic coach Jamahl Mosley and forwards Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero met reporters to discuss the result.
The first half of the 2024-25 NBA season did not mirror the second half for the Orlando Magic. Yet, despite that, they still managed to hang on and claim the Southeast Division title with two games remaining on their schedule.
Some may not realize this, but the Orlando Magic clinched home-court advantage for all potential play-in tournament games with their victory over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday.
The Orlando Magic suffered a heartbreaking 105-104 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night, falling to 28-30 on the season. After leading by as many as 19 points in the third quarter, the Magic saw their advantage slip away and were unable to execute in the final moments.
The Orlando Magic are just 2-8 in their last 10 games, and head coach Jamahl Mosley is not happy with the team. Particularly, Mosley felt the Magic were "punk'd" by the physicality of the Portland Trail Blazers during the team's 119-90 loss.
Orlando Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley correctly challenged a foul call late in the team's 114-109 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. Unfortunately, the result was worse than the original call.
The Orlando Magic haven’t been the same since Paolo Banchero suffered a torn right oblique. The team is on a four-game losing streak, but head coach Jamahl Mosley vows they will bounce back soon.
Orlando Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley vowed resilience and hard work after his team’s recent struggles continued in a 102-86 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday.
For the past seasons, the Orlando Magic have been a cellar-dwelling team in the NBA. Since the departure of Dwight Howard, the franchise has barely made the playoffs.