ORLANDO, Fla. — The Orlando Magic learned the hard way the importance of being locked in on the defensive glass during their West Coast trip.
It’s why they spent a significant amount of time improving it throughout the week since getting back to Central Florida on Monday, especially during Wednesday’s practice ahead of Friday’s 123-110 home win over the New Orleans Pelicans.
Consider the lessons learned, with the Magic (17-28) holding the Pelicans (26-20) to 11 offensive rebounds for 14 second-chance points to help them pick up the victory.