JF5 wrote:Yeah, typical Magic board.
We beat 2 teams we were supposed to beat rather convincingly. And we lost to 2 teams that are title contenders on the road. One of them going went down to the last seconds. That is a major step up compared to the last few years.
The Magic are a top 5 defense and their offense likely will get better as the season progresses once everyone gets more comfortable in the offense and their roles.
I don't understand how there is doom and gloom when your best players haven't even played well yet and your offensw has been atrocious and you're still competing on most nights. That's a massive positive once they do figure it out offensively.
Relax yall...
The Magic is +4 ppg in its 2-2 record. Why? The Magic has the lowest opponent scoring line in the NBA.
Teams are shooting -0.6% overall and -3.9% with their three-ball. And in this, the Magic is not the worst offensive team. The Magic is 23rd in the league in scoring.
This couples to Orlando being 11th in points differential.
Orlando is currently the 18th best team in FG%.
The Magic has a horror of a three-ball at 30.7%. This is offset by the Magic getting to the FT line the third best in the NBA. Getting the FT percentage up, and this team will continue its improvement from bad to mediocre.
