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  • Former Magic guard Cole Anthony signs with Melbourne United (NBL)

    Cole Anthony, who played for the Orlando Magic through the 2025-26 season, has agreed to a contract with Melbourne United of Australia’s NBL. The move removes Anthony from the Magic’s NBA roster picture and signals he is pursuing playing time and a potential NBA return from overseas. This affects Orlando’s depth at guard and is relevant to roster planning ahead of training camp.

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  • Orlando’s mascot STUFF wins 2026 NBA Mascot of the Year

    The NBA named STUFF, the Orlando Magic mascot, the 2026 Mascot of the Year — his third career win and second consecutive award. The recognition is ceremonial but notable for the franchise’s community and game-night entertainment profile.

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  • Magic acquire No. 51 pick Izaiyah Nelson (via Wizards) in three-team draft swap

    The NBA's official 2026 Draft & Offseason Trade Tracker documents a three-team swap that sends the No. 51 overall pick (Izaiyah Nelson) to Orlando from Washington, with cash considerations from Milwaukee also going to the Magic. The move adds a late second-round prospect to Orlando’s 2026 class.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Magic re-sign Carter and Isaac, add Nikola Vucevic; Moritz Wagner leaves

    NBA.com's official offseason ledger lists Jevon Carter and Jonathan Isaac as re-signings and Nikola Vučević as a one-year addition to the Orlando Magic; it also records Moritz Wagner departing in free agency. These moves finalize several roster changes ahead of training camp and affect frontcourt depth and veteran minutes allocation.

    via TabTab4d agoSource

  • Orlando hires Sean Sweeney as head coach, replacing Jamahl Mosley

    ESPN's team-by-team offseason recap reports the Magic hired Sean Sweeney to replace Jamahl Mosley as head coach. The change represents a new coaching direction entering 2026-27 and will shape rotations, player roles and preseason/training-camp plans.

    via TabTab4d agoSource

  • John Konchar drawing interest from Heat, Magic, Raptors and Knicks

    Multiple outlets report veteran wing John Konchar is drawing interest from four Eastern Conference teams, including the Orlando Magic. Konchar was waived by Minnesota after being traded this offseason; teams are considering him as a low-cost, multi-positional defensive wing who could be signed without giving up guaranteed salary from Minnesota.

    via TabTab4d agoSource

  • Magic release 20 community-focused theme nights for 2026-27 home slate

    The Orlando Magic published a schedule of 20 theme and community 'unity' nights for the 2026-27 season, highlighting cultural celebrations, health and service nights and partner-sponsored events at Amway Center. The slate maps which home games will feature in-arena programming and community partner activations.

    via TabTab4d agoSource

  • Training camp preview: Magic set for camp Sept. 29 with 3 storylines to watch

    Sports Illustrated’s preview names three themes that will define the Magic’s training camp — internal improvement from 3-point range, Tristan da Silva’s development if called on, and the roles of Anthony Black and Jalen Suggs — and notes Orlando’s camp begins Sept. 29. The piece highlights how those factors could shape rotations and early-season performance.

    via TabTab5d agoSource