
Creative Producer @ Columbia Sportswear | Magic 🏀/ Partner @omagichq /RIP @TheCloseUpMagic
Beaverton, OR
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It’s always great to chat with my friend @philiprr_OMD about the Magic.
Thanks for coming on the show.
🚨 New Episode 🚨
🏀 Paolo Banchero’s surge
🧠 The Javon Carter effect
🩺 Franz Wagner & Anthony Black injury updates
📈 Magic playoff outlook
@StephenMagicHQ and @philiprr_OMD break it down.
Links below 👇
Honestly, after the loss and when this kids when to sleep, it was nice to go through these cards again at a slower pace and get them in nice top loaders. There are fun cheap cards out there.
My daughter earned a trip to the card store for Pokemon cards, of course I stopped at the sports card store and hit the value bins.
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My daughter earned a trip to the card store for Pokemon cards, of course I stopped at the sports card store and hit the value bins.
This is fun right?
Update: The #Magic have added Desmond Bane to their injury report for tonight’s game at Golden State. Bane is OUT due to an illness.
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Stephen Cameron retweeted
The Magic are currently 12th in the East with Franz Wagner as their unquestioned #1 option and yet, it’s #NotHisFault
why his fully realized playmaking, 5th factor influence and stabilization of ORL’s floor on D is the brightest spot in the roughest offensive context in the NBA
6'8 or taller players to average a 40% or higher assist rate:
Nikola Jokic
Lebron James
Magic Johnson
2027 Franz Wagner
+5.6 Transition Frequency On/Off (99th%ile)
28.1 Halfcourt AST% (3rd)
68.6% at the rim (career-high)
1.24 PPP on Isos including Passes (6th)
#NotHisFault
Stephen Cameron retweeted
New episode: Orlando Magic’s Rough Start: Can They Fix What’s in Their Control?
The Magic are banged up and the schedule is tough, but turnovers and defense are still on them. How much of this start is still in their control?
Listen and watch: orlandomagichq.com/orlando-m…
Magic simply have no idea how not to turn it over. It’s like they try to give the other team the ball.
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The Magic love to leave point shooters open… they just can’t keep their heads straight with defensive rotations and positioning
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Stephen Cameron retweeted
My latest for @orlandosports: Jalen Suggs is focused on his rehab as the #Magic travel again this week after Orlando’s 4th home loss:
“It’s the same process for me whether I’m playing or not. I wake up and I come to work,” Suggs told me.
More inside: orlandosentinel.com/2026/11/…
This is my first season not doing any sports betting. I never went heavy financially into it, but with how much it’s getting shoved in our faces it’s lost a bit of its fun. I would rather use my money more wisely.
Kalshi parlay takers have now lost more than $1 billion since the feature launched last year, after a huge surge in popularity this football season, an InGame analysis shows.
Since parlays first became available in September 2025, Kalshi’s total volume on multi-leg trades has been $165.6 billion. Taker stakes — the closest equivalent to sportsbook handle — are $7.1 billion, and takers have lost $1.004 billion.
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Stephen Cameron is out for today’s game, his fandom needs emotional management vs the Washington Wizards. Orlando is on a second night of a back to back and the team is worried Stephen’s optimism will stop. The team has no timeline for return and will see how he does in recovery.
Anthony Black (right ankle injury management) will be out for the @OrlandoMagic's home game against the Washington Wizards tonight. Orlando is on the second night of a back-to-back.
Stephen Cameron retweeted
🔮Anthony Black Stats:
🪄16.5 ppg
🪄4.8 apg
🪄4.8 rpg
🪄1.3 spg
🪄52.5 FG%
🪄47.4 3P%
🪄78.9 FT%
🪄28.0 mpg
🔮Tristan Da Silva:
🪄14.8 ppg
🪄3.3 rpg
🪄1.5 apg
🪄0.5 bpg
🪄54.8 FG%
🪄50.0 3P% (7 threes per game)
🪄28.8 mpg
I didn’t realize how early the game was today. I am going to miss most of it and have to watch it on replay this evening as my wife and I are going on an afternoon date.
Go Magic!
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Stephen Cameron retweeted
The ball is moving in Orlando. The Magic assist on 71.3% of their made shots, second in the NBA behind Atlanta, per Matt Hanifan of Magic On SI.
The glass is another story. Their defensive rebound rate is third-worst in the league, and they've been outrebounded in four of five games, by 6.8 a night.
The fast break hasn't shown up either. Just 8.8 fastbreak points per 100 possessions, third-fewest in the NBA. They run the second-least in transition and rank last in points per transition play, per Cleaning The Glass.
Boards or transition, what's the bigger fix?
























