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With the loss to the Portland Trail Blazers, the Orlando Magic have dropped three straight and five of the last seven. This is the first adversity this year
Ryan Doyle|
Terrence Ross has struggled with his shot to start the season. But he is finding other ways to make a positive impact. And his shot is returning.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Jonathon Simmons has been a pleasant surprise for the Orlando Magic, far exceeding expectations and showing off his big ambitions.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Aaron Gordon appears open to a return to the Slam Dunk Contest if the NBA asks him. But he has his goals set on playing Sunday instead.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic are off to an incredibly hot start this season. They have been here before. And a hot start is promising, but no guarantee of success.
Joe Buckley|
The Orlando Magic got to see how they measured up against the Golden State Warriors. They aren't that good and their flaws are becoming more apparent.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Although former MVP Steph Curry missed Monday night's game, the Orlando Magic were still unable to knock off the defending NBA champions.
Ryan Doyle|
The Orlando Magic are already halfway through their first West Coast trip. But the most difficult stretch of the schedule is just beginning.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Evan Fournier has made a name for himself this year with his consistent scoring effort. But Fournier's defensive evolution could take him to next level.
Ian Holmes|
The Orlando Magic are figuring out how to survive without their two leading point guards. The biggest difference is their pace, a problem they must solve.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic could not keep pace with the Denver Nuggets from the very beginning in a disheartening loss that proved to be another bad night.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic saw exactly what they want to see from key players. Wesley Iwundu shined as the Lakeland Magic improved to 2-1 after their home opener.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic have established themselves as one of the best third-quarter teams in the league. It is a key sign of the team's ability to eke out wins.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic started their road trip on the right foot, defeating the Phoenix Suns in runaway fashion. They dominated offensively and pulled together.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic have gotten off to a surprising 7-4 start. That is not the time to rest on anyone's laurels, however. There are still some big questions.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic's surprising start to the season is quickly becoming more real. And we are still processing it. We enlist Will Ogburn to help us out.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic are hitting the road for their first big road trip this season. It is a time for a lot of questions. And so the mailbag is officially open
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic enter a difficult phase to their season as they start a four-game West Coast road trip that includes a date with the Golden State Warriors
Joe Buckley|
Elfrid Payton's return brought the dormant Orlando Magic offense back to life. And perhaps a bit more as his pace and drive were much-needed for this team.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Elfrid Payton helped breathe life into the Orlando Magic, helping them to a 112-99 victory over the New York Knicks in an all-around solid effort.
Ricky Scricca|
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