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2024 was one of the all-time great calendar years in Orlando Magic history as they announced their return to Playoff contention. The next year will be their statement of intent to compete for a championship.
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The Orlando Magic have gotten good at finding their rhythm and coming from behind. But that is no way to sustain winning and it finally cost them in Detroit.
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The Orlando Magic hit the road for the first time in three weeks as they face the much-improved Detroit Pistons. Orlando is still seeking its way after Franz Wagner's injury.
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Wendell Carter has had to adjust more than any player as the Orlando Magic constantly reform their rotation. But he has tried to roll with the punches, learn and contribute to the team.
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The Orlando Magic turned to a struggling Cole Anthony and a little-used Caleb Houstan in Sunday's win over the Brooklyn Nets. That both stepped up speaks volumes about the Orlando Magic.
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The Orlando Magic began retiring jerseys last year. That means Anfernee Hardaway is among the next players to get his jersey hung. But he will not end up being the only No. 1 going up to the rafters.
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The Orlando Magic continued to show their fight, erasing a late deficit to score another defining come-from-behind win over the Brooklyn Nets.
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The Orlando Magic close their season-long homestand against the Brooklyn Nets as they hit a soft spot on the schedule to get their feet back under them.
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The Orlando Magic are waiting for their opportunity in the spotlight. If they keep growing and winning, they should find themselves playing on Christmas soon.
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Paolo Banchero reported his injury is fully healed and he is in the final steps to return to the court for the Orlando Magic. He is going through conditioning workouts as his return is imminent.
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The Orlando Magic are seemingly playing from behind to begin games with all that they are missing. That makes their mistakes seem bigger and when they lose focus feel far more consequential.
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The Orlando Magic try to get back in the win column as they welcome the New York Knicks to the Kia Center, searching to avoid losing the season series with their standings rival.
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The Orlando Magic are known for their frenetic energy. But sometimes that energy leads to compounding mistakes that beats them in the end. That cost them against the Miami Heat.
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The Orlando Magic scored a historic comeback victory over the Miami Heat just five days ago. They get a Boxing Day matchup with the Heat and a chance to bury their in-state rivals.
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Tristan Da Silva has been the solid rookie the Orlando Magic hoped they were picking with the 18th pick. Da Silva is getting comfortable and starting to blossom.
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Paolo Banchero has been out for eight weeks with a torn right oblique. He has begun ramping up his conditioning work as he progresses toward his return.
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The Orlando Magic keep winning seemingly impossible games down so many key players. It is time to stop questioning how they are doing it and believing they can do it again.
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Moe Wagner is facing a new challenge as he tries to recover from a torn ACL. Right now it feels like a steep hill to climb. But the Orlando Magic center is taking his first steps back.
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The Orlando Magic get their first setback at the defending champion Boston Celtics and their prolific 3-point shooting offense. Undermanned, the Magic aim to defend their home floor again.
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Cole Anthony has had a difficult season. He put that all behind him in a pivotal moment, delivering the Orlando Magic a stunning victory over the Miami Heat.
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