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ORLANDO, Fla. — Before the start of the 1999-2000 season, Doc Rivers gathered the Orlando Magic players at midcourt during practice. He shared that Sports Illustrated had projected their team to challenge the 1972-73 Sixers, who went 9-73, for the worst record in NBA history.

ORLANDO, Fla. – As expected, the ball was in James Harden’s hands as the overtime clock wound down. And then, as expected, Joel Embiid’s. Then it found Tobias Harris in the corner, where the oft-maligned 76er let it fly.

Just as the momentum was shifting in the Orlando Magic’s favor in their 102-99 Tuesday loss to the Phoenix Suns, Markelle Fultz’s time had run out.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Jalen Suggs’ absence from the Orlando Magic’s last two games has given R.J. Hampton a chance that he’s been relishing.

Katrina Rore's plans to return to netball this season, and possibly the Silver Ferns, have been eclipsed by the shock news she's expecting her second child.

In a year where the Silver Ferns seek to right a wrong, the ANZ Premiership will be an important testing ground for talent. Merryn Anderson looks at six players aiming for a breakout season.

Jamahl Mosley has made one thing clear as the Orlando Magic enter the final phase of the regular season: Rotations will look different.

The Orlando Magic’s plan for Markelle Fultz as he works his way back into the fold became clearer ahead of Friday’s 103-97 road win over the Toronto Raptors.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Although the Orlando Magic haven’t officially been eliminated from playoff contention, they’re all but guaranteed to not be a part of postseason play for the second consecutive season. But that didn’t stop them from getting one last glimpse of what postseason preparation could feel like Wednesday.