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Paolo Banchero turned in a star performance in a game when the Orlando Magic absolutely needed it in a do-or-die Playoff game. The legend of Playoff Paolo is born.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic return home to the Kia Center looking to get back into the series and finally crack the Cleveland Cavaliers' defense.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic feel they are getting the looks they want and the shots they want in their series with the Cleveland Cavaliers. They have faith in the process and that the results will follow.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Paolo Banchero is having a solid Playoff debut. But he is already putting himself in the class of some all-time greats even with plenty of room to grow.
Spencer R. Henderson|
Paolo Banchero continues to put up gaudy stat lines and grow as a player. The fact is the Orlando Magic's young forward is a winner with the tools to help any way he can.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Paolo Banchero's clutch performance propelled the Orlando Magic to victory over the New York Knicks. It has become a common occurrence for the second-year player as he builds an impressive resume.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
With half of the season now in the books for the Orlando Magic, it is clear that rookie Paolo Banchero was their first half MVP.
Luke Duffy|
Paolo Banchero turned in a stellar rookie season. But as he reflects on his rookie year and looks forward to the Orlando Magic's future, he isn't waiting.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic have their back against the wall and will need to climb out of a 2-0 deficit. Using players like Anthony Black could be the right adjustment that Cleveland Cavaliers head coach J.B. Bickerstaff isn't prepared for.
Spencer R. Henderson|
The Orlando Magic have one thing going for them in this series with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Moe Wagner's energy is clearly being felt and is something the Magic need more of.
Spencer R. Henderson|
The Orlando Magic are hoping to ride the same homecourt wave of energy the Cleveland Cavaliers used to take control of the series as Game 3 comes to the Kia Center.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Anthony Black has come a long way this season and is a guard who can grow and give the Orlando Magic stability on both ends for their playoff push.
Tyler Demorest|
Rookie Anthony Black has seen his minutes shrink as the season has wound down. He is still learning and growing and ready whenever the Orlando Magic may need him.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Anthony Black still has a limited offensive role, but he has established himself as a solid defender and that has enabled him to find a role for the team early in his rookie year.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic drafted Anthony Black into a crowded guard room not needing major contributions from their rookies. His development will need patience.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Moe Wagner has embraced and been very successful in the backup center role for the Orlando Magic. He may be one of the NBA's most underappreciated bench players with his great offensive efficiency.
Alfred Ezman|
The Orlando Magic are starting to get some national attention during their win streak including some individual accolades. Moe Wagner is not here for that as the team aims to focus on the work.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
The Orlando Magic need help from every place they can get to win more games, and the return of Moe Wagner will be a timely boost to their bench.
Luke Duffy|
Moe Wagner provided a big boost for the Orlando Magic in Wednesday's win, highlighting how critical his energy is to the team righting its ship.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
Jarrett Allen has completely dominated the paint, locking the Orlando Magic out of their main way to attack and eating up rebounds to keep them at bay.
Philip Rossman-Reich|
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