In a game nobody on the Orlando Magic or the Boston Celtics — outside of Paolo Banchero — found their offensive rhythm, it was the hustle plays down the stretch that was the difference maker in the Magic’s 95-92 Sunday win at TD Garden.
The first: Markelle Fultz hustling for an offensive rebound and kicking the ball to out to Franz Wagner for a 3-pointer to give the Magic a 93-89 with 1:41 remaining.
The second and third hustle plays came when Kevon Harris and Fultz grabbed offensive boards with 29.7 seconds and 16 seconds, respectively, so the Magic could maintain possession with a 93-92 lead.
