The Orlando Magic Dynasty

[michaellowll]

Quote: Originally Posted by RolePlayer

Really love this formatting

thank you so much.

Quote: Originally Posted by kibaxx7

Suggs needs to score a little bit more. Any players you are considering to make your team better?

I'll consider trades Isaac, Fultz and top 8 in upcoming draft. Both players have trouble with too many injuries. I would see in the Magic team such as Booker, Jaylen Brown or someone similar to those players

[michaellowll]

Surprize - Four Games Without Any Injury
Current Record 20-40

Derrick Rose and new teammate, Kyle Anderson taked control over game. The irst one ended with 25 points, 3 rebounds, and 4 assists while shooting 8-11 from field and 7-of-10 attempts from charity stripe. The second one finished with 16 points and 12 rebounds.
For the Magic the best player was Luke Kennard, who scored only 18 points while Rob Williams ended with a DD (14 pts, 14 reb).

Florida Derby in Game #58, the Miami Heat defeated the Magic 118-102. Six players ended with a double-digit in points. Butler had 24, Oladipo and Robinson with 17, Adebayo had 16, Lowry and Herro ended with 13. On our side, Isaac was leader in points (22) and rebounds (10).

In a win game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Jonathan Isaac had a career scoring night, racking up an impressive 30 points and 4 steals and 4 blocks. SGA scored 31 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists.

Williamson's 22 is enough for the Pelicans to seal the deal against the Magic. Off the bench, Mohamed Bamba finished with 20 points, 11 rebounds, 2 steals and 4 blocks.

Game 57


Game 58


Game 59


Game 60

[RolePlayer]

Three tough losses, but that win over the Thunder shows you guys at least aren't the worst team in the NBA.

[Knickerbocker91]

Orlando was outscored during the first quarter in each of the last four games. Seems like the starting five have you playing catch-up from the start. Isaac looked impressive in the Thunder win.

[michaellowll]

Quote: Originally Posted by RolePlayer

Three tough losses, but that win over the Thunder shows you guys at least aren't the worst team in the NBA.

Quote: Originally Posted by Knickerbocker91

Orlando was outscored during the first quarter in each of the last four games. Seems like the starting five have you playing catch-up from the start. Isaac looked impressive in the Thunder win.

For us, this season is over, we targeting in top 4 in upcoming draft.
young players have one impresive game and then a dozen or so weak meetings. Youth needs experience.

[marshdaddy]

For a rebuilding team, I think the one good game followed by a handful of losses is a good thing. Win enough to show development but not so much that you won't get a good pick in the draft. Good core being built, really love Suggs' game.

[michaellowll]

Blazers and Hawks Are Still Hot

• Western Conference
  
  1. Portland Trail Blazers 44-17
  2. New Orleans Pelicans 37-22
  3. Memphis Grizzlies 38-24
  4. Minesota Timberwolves 37-23
  5. Los Angeles Lakers 35-26
  6. Golden State Warriors 34-27
  7. Sacramento Kings 31-31
  8. Utah Jazz 30-31
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  9. Dallas Mavericks 29-32
  10. Los Angeles Clippers 29-33
  11. Phoenix Suns 28-33
  12. Denver Nuggets 23-39
  13. Houston Rockets 21-40
  14. San Antonio Spurs 15-45
  15. Oklahoma City Thunder 12-48
  
  
• Eastern Conference
  
  1. Atlanta Hawks 42-18
  2. Philadelphia 76ers 42-20
  3. Miami Heat 38-25
  4. Chicago Bulls 35-26
  5. Charlotte Hornets 34-26
  6. Brooklyn Nets 32-27
  7. Boston Celtics 32-28
  8. Milwaukee Bucks 32-29
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  9. New York Knicks 31-29
  10. Washington Wizards 28-33
  11. Toronto Raptors 28-33
  12. Detroit Pistons 27-34
  13. Cleveland Cavaliers 27-36
  14. Indiana Pacers 23-38
  15. Orlando Magic 20-40
      

Injury Report: Serious Injuries

• Cleveland: L. Markkanen (Back, Day-To-Day)
• Boston: R. Langford (Knee, Day-To-Day)
• Los Angeles: K.Leonard (ACL, 4-6 weeks)
• Memphis: R.J. Barrett (Hip, Day-To-Day), S. Adams (Elbow, Day-To-Day)
• Atlanta: T. Young (Quad, Day-To-Day)
• Sacramento: T. Haliburton (Hamstring, 1-2 weeks)
• New York: A. Burks (Humerus, 4-6 weeks)
• Orlando: J. Richardson (Patella, Season)
• Phoenix: D. Saric (ACL, 2-4 weeks)
• Portland: C. Zeller (Leg, 8-10 weeks), R. Covington (Hamstring, 1-2 weeks)

[michaellowll]

Quote: Originally Posted by marshdaddy

For a rebuilding team, I think the one good game followed by a handful of losses is a good thing. Win enough to show development but not so much that you won't get a good pick in the draft. Good core being built, really love Suggs' game.

I like more Anthony and Hampton' game, but after the offseason we will see who stay for more time at Orlando.