Sentinel Hoops: Roy Parry on Orlando Magic

We look back on the finish of the Orlando Magic season and playoff series with the Milwaukee Bucks.

We discuss what we learned, who shined and what it was like on the day the playoff stopped temporarily. 

The Orlando Magic first-round opponent is set and we look ahead to the series with the Milwaukee Bucks.

We discuss key match-ups and how many injured Magic players are expected back for the first round.

We talk about what the Magic will need to do to win and then we look back on the seeding games and discuss if eight games was the right amount. 

The Orlando Magic are 2-2 through four games at the NBA restart at Disney and the results mirror what we saw during the season: Orlando is very good at beating the bad teams but they struggle against the good.

We break down what went wrong against the Pacers and Raptors and what went right against the Nets and the Kings.

We talk about Jonathan Isaac and his return, and then his upsetting injury that knocked him out of the bubble.

All of this and more as we catch up on the Magic at Disney.  

We look back at the Orlando Magic's three scrimmage games and the impressive debut of Jonathan Isaac. 

We also discuss how the continuity of the Magic team should bode well as they begin play in the bubble with their eyes on a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. 

Plus, we look at the success of the NBA bubble and how the league got it right, especially when we see the struggles going on in Major League Baseball. 

The Orlando Magic returned to action on Wednesday with a scrimmage against the L.A. Clippers. The Magic looked fluid on offense and there were plenty of positives to find from the game.

We discuss the Magic play and also get into what the game looked like for fans watching it - and how it felt to the players in the arena. 

There is no schedule set yet, but we are starting to get more of an idea of what the NBA's return at Disney will look like.

On this podcast we discuss the released guidelines, the upcoming dates and should we expect the Orlando Magic to make any roster moves as the season's return approaches.

All of this and more on this episode. 

The NBA season will be back!

The NBA is finalizing a plan to return to play at the end of July at Disney's Wide World of Sports.

What will it look like?

We look at what part two of the NBA season will look like and get into the details as they are known for play when it starts here in Orlando.

We also discuss the Orlando Magic and what this means for the team and how the team might look when they return. 

As the NBA season continues to be paused with no return date in sight, Roy caught up with Steve Clifford who talked about what players would need in order to get back into game shape.

With some facilities across the league tentatively set to reopen on May 8 with a whole lot of restrictions, we wonder what that means for a return of the NBA in the near future.

We also discuss what those restrictions are and what they mean for a league itching to get back to some normalcy.

There is also no ignoring Aaron Gordon's latest rap effort where he takes on Dwyane Wade's voting in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest.

All of this and more on the latest podcast. 

Roy and Brant catch up on their quarantines and we take some time to talk about what an NBA season could look like if it comes back.

That is if it comes back, we discuss the possibility about whether or not they will even try to finish out the 19-20 season.

We talk some Magic basketball too and wonder if Jonathan Isaac could be back from his injury if the season was played this summer and how the guys on the team are staying in shape during this crisis.

All of this and more on this edition of the podcast. 

The Magic have struggled on defense and have lost three straight games.

We look at this and the upcoming stretch and discuss why the most important thing for this team is to play well right now.