After shouldering the offensive load the previous two season in Central Florida, Tracy McGrady was asked to do the same in 2002-2003. And boy did he deliver. T-Mac went on to average 32.1 points per game and win the NBA's scoring title. He went for 40 or more points 11 different times that season and is the only player in franchise history to average north of 30 points a game in a season. T-Mac is just the sixth different player since 2000 to accomplish the feat in the league.

The first of three Magic lottery selections in the 2000 NBA Draft, Mitchell, South Dakota native Mike Miller was selected 5th overall by Orlando after a pair of stellar seasons at the University of Florida. Alongside Tracy McGrady and Darrell Armstrong, Mike Miller helped lead Orlando to the playoffs and drilled a team-high 148 three-pointers on his way to seizing Rookie of the Year honors.

The first of three Magic lottery selections in the 2000 NBA Draft, Mitchell, South Dakota native Mike Miller was selected 5th overall by Orlando after a pair of stellar seasons at the University of Florida. Alongside Tracy McGrady and Darrell Armstrong, Mike Miller helped lead Orlando to the playoffs and drilled a team-high 148 three-pointers on his way to seizing Rookie of the Year honors.

The 1999-2000 season wasn't supposed to be anything magical for Central Florida's hometown team. With an unproven roster and a rookie head coach in Doc Rivers, more questions existed than answers...Fast forward 82 games and the Magic surprised the league by going 41-41, narrowly missing the playoffs and earning Doc Rivers Coach of the Year honors.

The 1999-2000 season wasn't supposed to be anything magical for Central Florida's hometown team. With an unproven roster and a rookie head coach in Doc Rivers, more questions existed than answers...Fast forward 82 games and the Magic surprised the league by going 41-41, narrowly missing the playoffs and earning Doc Rivers Coach of the Year honors.

Since April of 1998, Orlando Magic fans have enjoyed the high energy and enthusiasm of play-by-play man Dennis Neumann. Neumann served as the host of the Orlando Magic Radio Network for eight seasons before taking over radio play-by-play duties for David Steele, who slid into the TV play-by-play position. Neumann has brought us a host of iconic moments in Magic history, and has yet to miss a game in his tenure.

Since April of 1998, Orlando Magic fans have enjoyed the high energy and enthusiasm of play-by-play man Dennis Neumann. Neumann served as the host of the Orlando Magic Radio Network for eight seasons before taking over radio play-by-play duties for David Steele, who slid into the TV play-by-play position. Neumann has brought us a host of iconic moments in Magic history, and has yet to miss a game in his tenure.

Today in our 30 Years in 30 Days series we flashback to 1997, when Orlando signed free agent Charles "Bo" Outlaw. Outlaw would play over 350 games in two stints with the Magic and now serves the Magic and Central Florida as an Orlando Magic community ambassador.

Today in our 30 Years in 30 Days series we flashback to 1997, when Orlando signed free agent Charles "Bo" Outlaw. Outlaw would play over 350 games in two stints with the Magic and now serves the Magic and Central Florida as an Orlando Magic community ambassador.

In our next 30 Years in 30 Days installment, we travel back to the night of April 18, 1996, when Dennis Scott turned in a record-setting performance. "3D" hit a then NBA record 11 three-pointers against the Atlanta Hawks and finished the evening with 35 points in a 119-104 victory.