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The Orlando Magic (13-5, 15-3 ATS, 9-9 O/U) battle the Brooklyn Nets (9-9 13-4-1 ATS, 10-8 O/U) in a divisional showdown on Saturday night. The Magic beat the Wizards on Wednesday and host the Wizards again on Friday night. The Nets were hit with a home loss by the Hornets on Thursday. The Nets posted a 124-104 win against the Magic earlier this month.
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The Orlando Magic head out on a mini two-game road trek. Orlando has been one of the hottest squads in the entire NBA, winning eight consecutive games entering Friday’s home game against the Wizards. Orlando has defeated contending squads in the winning streak, beating the Nuggets by a 124-119 score and the Celtics 113-96. They beat the Hornets by 13 points on Sunday and bashed the Wizards 139-120 on Wednesday. The Magic have covered in nine of the ten games entering Friday.
Franz Wagner scored 30 points in the win on Wednesday. The 22-year-old forward has increased his season average to 20.2 PPG on 46.8% shooting. Paolo Banchero continues to produce, scoring at least 23 points in four of his last five games. The 21-year-old power forward is sporting an average of 19 PPG and 6.5 RPG. Banchero has been dominant from beyond the arc, connecting on 43% of his threes. Cole Anthony scored 10 points in the meeting against the Nets earlier this month The 23-year-old point guard is posting an average of 15.6 PPG.
if you need me i will be watching this on repeat thank you @jalensuggs + @The_ColeAnthony https://t.co/VYcX0UrePh pic.twitter.com/vjtdISYpko
— Orlando Magic (@OrlandoMagic) November 30, 2023
The Magic have been solid on the road this season. They have won all three road bouts in the current winning streak including a 128-116 victory against the Pacers. They also covered the spread in all three victories. Orlando is hot, sinking at least 124 points in four of their last five games, and are scoring an average of 114.1 points, ranking them 15th. They are holding opponents to an average of 108.1 points, good for fifth in the NBA.
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