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The Orlando Magic took some important steps forward in their second preseason game as they started to clean up mistakes and look more in sync.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Magic got some mixed performances in their second preseason game. Some players made the most of their opportunities on the court, while others struggled to contribute.
Elaine Blum|
The Magic were without several key players against the San Antonio Spurs. Jett Howard made the most of his opportunity.
Elaine Blum|
The Orlando Magic signed their starting center Wendell Carter Jr. to a 3-year $59 million deal before the 2024-25 regular season.
Spencer R. Henderson|
The Orlando Magic will be without Wendell Carter for a little bit after spraining his left ankle. The Orlando Magic can still work on plenty to be ready for the season and correct errors from their preseason opener.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic head to San Antonio to take on the San Antonio Spurs as they look to build on an uneven performance in their preseason opener.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The regular season is almost here and the Magic have big goals they want to accomplish. As a young team, Orlando still has some issues to sort out, though.
Elaine Blum|
The Orlando Magic boast one of, if not the best, combination of perimeter defenders in the NBA with Jalen Suggs and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope leading the way.
Spencer R. Henderson|
Wendell Carter Jr. signed a new contract extension that cements his place with the Orlando Magic. To make the deal worth it, he has one big thing he has to do.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic elected not to bring in someone to help with the team’s playmaking issues. The preseason opener was a harsh reminder of that decision.
Elaine Blum|
The Orlando Magic touted their continuity. But the team still needs its chance to get on the same page and gel. That is what preseason is for.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Magic’s first preseason game ended in a 106-104 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope did not play a particularly impressive game.
Elaine Blum|
The Orlando Magic open their preseason in New Orleans to face the New Orleans Pelicans, presenting them with both the opportunity to hit the floor and a challenge to test the principles they have built in training camp.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic's biggest strength last year was their depth and how they remained unrelenting when the starters left. They view it as a major strength again.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Magic have clear goals for the season but also know what they desperately want to avoid happening.
Elaine Blum|
The Magic have a deep team and youngster Anthony Black will have to battle for minutes once again. Coach Mosley praised his effort during training camp.
Elaine Blum|
The Magic established themselves as a strong defensive team last season. Nevertheless, Coach Mosley expects the team to improve.
Elaine Blum|
The Orlando Magic are increasing the playmaking responsibilities for players like Jalen Suggs as the team takes ownership of its process. The team is embracing the challenge of new leadership roles.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic are hoping they can make an offensive breakthrough this season. There are a lot of factors they have to resolve to get there.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The new season is almost here, as the Magic kick off preseason on Monday against the Pelicans. It’s a first chance for Tristan da Silva to win over Magic fans.
Elaine Blum|
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