Orlando Magic Daily

The calendar has flipped to June and the NBA Finals are well underway. It is time to get serious about the offseason. Orlando Magic Daily's Philip Rossman-Reich and Zach Palmer got together to discuss everything that could, might, should and will happen for the Orlando Magic during this important offseason.

The Orlando Magic will put their faith in the mighty ping pong ball once again during the NBA Draft Lottery. We will be broadcasting and reacting live to the festivities in New York City. Orlando Pinstriped Post editor Zach Oliver and Orlando Magic Daily editor Philip Rossman-Reich discuss not only the Draft but also the end to the season, the surprise resignation and who knows what else!

The ESPN 30 for 30 documentary 'This Magic Moment' chronicles the rise and fall of the Orlando Magic in the mid-1990s. It hits a nerve with Magic's fans and brings back some fresh wounds. But it teaches us lessons and gives a chance to look back. On this episode of the Orlando Magic Daily Podcast, Brett Roberts and Philip Rossman-Reich discuss the documentary, the team from the 1990s and what it all means.

The Orlando Magic are winding down to the end of their season and are on a winning streak? I am not so sure what one of those are. Instead we are looking at the team's future with rumors coming up about the Magic's reported activity in the summer and answering some of the major questions about the roster. Zach Oliver of Orlando Pinstriped Post joins the podcast to discuss the latest free agency rumors and where the Orlando Magic go from here.

We are 12 games away from the end of the 2016 season for the Orlando Magic. And it has been a season of... well it will be 82 games. And every one of them is important. On this episode, Orlando Magic Daily editors Philip Rossman-Reich and Brett Roberts look back at the season and what it means for the team's rebuild and look at what the team can learn from the final 12 games this year.

The Orlando Magic Live crew is back to break down a busy trade deadline for the Orlando Magic. Orlando Magic Daily editor Philip Rossman-Reich and Orlando Pinstriped Post editor Zach Oliver break down the deal that sent Tobias Harris to the Detroit Pistons. Then Hardwood Paroxysm's Chris Barnewall joins the fun to chat about the Charlotte Hornets and the Eastern Conference Playoff picture.

It has been a while since Orlando Magic Daily editor Philip Rossman-Reich and Orlando Pinstriped Post editor Zach Oliver got together to discuss the Orlando Magic and provide their insight into everything going on with the team. What happened to that 19-13 record we left the team with?

With the All-Star Break kicking off and the trade deadline on the horizon, we take stock of the season so far, reset expectations and wonder what the Magic could and should do to improve the team at the trade deadline.

The Orlando Magic have (nearly) reached the All-Star Break. It has been a long and winding road to their 23-28 record that has raised hopes and questions about the roster and its future. That future will be on full display in Toronto during the NBA's All-Star Weekend this weekend.

Ahead of the events, we recapped the season and where the Magic are at in their rebuild and their options at the trade deadline with Orlando Magic Daily and SportsTalk Florida 1080 AM radio host Carson Ingle as he prepares to board the plane to Toronto.

The Orlando Magic played perhaps their best basketball in a month for three quarters. The fourth quarter was another story. But that story also provided a few lessons and positive moments as the Magic survived the Atlanta Hawks on Nikola Vucevic's buzzer-beating jumper. The Magic found their defensive identity and dominated most of the game. Now can they carry it forward?

The Orlando Magic dug deep and erased a 14-point second-half deficit to steal a home win from the Boston Celtics, avenging a loss from Friday. The Magic found some hustle and began to resemble the team that stormed through the NBA in December. And it comes just in time as the February schedule is about to get much, much tougher.