Orlando Magic (22-30) vs. Milwaukee Bucks (44-7) Game #53 – Home Game #26 Amway Center – Orlando, FL

Saturday, February 8, 2020 – 5 p.m. ET

PROBABLE STARTERS:

Position # Player Ht. Wt. Comments Forward 00 Aaron Gordon 6-9 235 2019-20: 13.8 ppg., 7.3 rpg.,

3.0 apg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring six times, in rebounding ten times and in assists five times…Scored in double figures 35 times, 20+ points eight times and 30+ points once, including a season-high 32 points on Dec. 4 vs. Phoenix…Had 13 double-doubles.

Forward 24 Khem Birch

6-9 230 2019-20: 3.9 ppg., 4.8 rpg. Made 24 starts…Led (or tied) the team in rebounding twice…Scored in double figures twice, including a season-high 12 points on Nov. 20 @ Toronto.

Center 9 Nikola Vučević 7-0 260 2019-20: 18.8 ppg., 10.8 rpg., 3.5 apg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring 15 times, in rebounding a team-high 31 times and in assists eight times…Scored in double figures 39 times, 20+ points a team-high 23 times and 30+ points once, including a season-high 30 points on Nov. 17 vs. Washington…Had team-high 25 double-doubles.

Guard 10 Evan Fournier 6-7 205 2019-20: 18.7 ppg., 3.2 apg., 2.7 rpg., 1.02 stlpg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-high 18 times and in assists ten times…Scored in double figures a team-high 46 times, 20+ points 20 times and 30+ points four times, including a career-high-tying 32 points on Dec. 1 vs. Golden State.

Guard 20 Markelle Fultz 6-4 209 2019-20: 11.6 ppg., 4.9 apg., 3.5 rpg., 1.25 stlpg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring three times, in rebounding once and in assists a team-high 22 times…Scored in double figures 35 times and 20+ points four times, including a career-high 25 points on Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn…Had two double-doubles and one triple-double (21 points, career-high 11 rebounds, 10 assists on Jan. 15 @ L.A. Lakers).

2019-20 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Results Oct. 23 CLEVELAND W, 94-85 Oct. 26 @ Atlanta L, 99-103 Oct. 28 @ Toronto L, 95-104 Oct. 30 NEW YORK W, 95-83 Nov. 1 MILWAUKEE L, 91-123 Nov. 2 DENVER L, 87-91 Nov. 5 @ Oklahoma City L, 94-102 Nov. 6 @ Dallas L, 106-107 Nov. 8 MEMPHIS W, 118-86 Nov. 10 INDIANA L, 102-109 Nov. 13 PHILADELPHIA W, 112-97 Nov. 15 SAN ANTONIO W, 111-109 Nov. 17 WASHINGTON W, 125-121 Nov. 20 @ Toronto L, 97-113 Nov. 23 @ Indiana L, 106-111 Nov. 25 @ Detroit L, 88-103 Nov. 27 @ Cleveland W, 116-104 Nov. 29 TORONTO L, 83-90 Dec. 1 GOLDEN STATE W, 100-96 Dec. 3 @ Washington W, 127-120 Dec. 4 PHOENIX W, 128-114 Dec. 6 @ Cleveland W, 93-87 Dec. 9 @ Milwaukee L, 101-110 Dec. 11 L.A. LAKERS L, 87-96 Dec. 13 HOUSTON L, 107-130 Dec. 15 @ New Orleans W, 130-119 Dec. 17 @ Utah L, 102-109 Dec. 18 @ Denver L, 104-113 Dec. 20 @ Portland L, 103-118 Dec. 23 CHICAGO W, 103-95 Dec. 27 PHILADELPHIA W, 98-97 Dec. 28 @ Milwaukee L, 100-111 Dec. 30 ATLANTA L, 93-101 Jan. 1 @ Washington W, 122-101 Jan. 3 MIAMI W, 105-85 Jan. 4 UTAH L, 96-109 Jan. 6 BROOKLYN W, 101-89 Jan. 8 WASHINGTON W, 123-89 Jan. 10 @ Phoenix L, 94-98 Jan. 13 @ Sacramento W, 114-112 Jan. 15 @ L.A. Lakers W, 119-118 Jan. 16 @ L.A. Clippers L, 95-122 Jan. 18 @ Golden State L, 95-109 Jan. 20 @ Charlotte W, 106-83 Jan. 22 OKLAHOMA CITY L, 114-120 Jan. 24 BOSTON L, 98-109 Jan. 26 L.A. CLIPPERS L, 97-112 Jan. 27 @ Miami L, 92-113 Feb. 1 MIAMI L, 89-102 Feb. 3 @ Charlotte W, 112-100 Feb. 5 @ Boston L, 100-116 Feb. 6 @ New York L, 103-105 Feb. 8 MILWAUKEE Feb. 10 ATLANTA Feb. 12 DETROIT Feb. 21 DALLAS Feb. 24 @ Brooklyn Feb. 26 @ Atlanta Feb. 28 MINNESOTA Feb. 29 @ San Antonio Mar. 2 PORTLAND Mar. 4 @ Miami Mar. 6 @ Minnesota Mar. 8 @ Houston Mar. 10 @ Memphis Mar. 12 CHICAGO Mar. 15 CHARLOTTE Mar. 17 @ Detroit Mar. 19 CLEVELAND Mar. 21 SACRAMENTO Mar. 23 @ Brooklyn Mar. 25 INDIANA Mar. 27 BROOKLYN Mar. 29 NEW ORLEANS Apr. 1 CHARLOTTE Apr. 3 @ Boston Apr. 5 @ Philadelphia Apr. 8 @ New York Apr. 10 BOSTON Apr. 11 @ Indiana Apr. 13 @ Chicago Apr. 15 TORONTO

INJURY REPORT: Total player games missed to injury/illness: 116 Al-Farouq Aminu – OUT, torn right meniscus D.J. Augustin – OUT, left knee bone irritation Jonathan Isaac – OUT, posterior lateral corner injury and medial bone contusion, left knee PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Assistant Coach Bruce Kreutzer: KROOT-zer Al-Farouq Aminu: al-fah-ruke ah-ME-new D.J. Augustin: AUGUST-teen Khem Birch: KEM Evan Fournier: FORN-yay Wes Iwundu: ih-WON-doo Nikola Vučević: KNEE-coal-uh VOOCH-uh-vitch RECENT TRANSACTIONS:

*For complete transactions list, please see 2019-20 Orlando Magic media guide (OrlandoMagic.com/Mediaguide).* Sep. 27: Sign free agent B.J. Johnson…Oct. 6: Waive Hassani Gravett…Oct. 7: Sign free agent Jon Davis…Oct. 19: Waive Jon Davis, Isaac Humphries, DaQuan Jeffries, BJ Johnson and Vic Law…Nov. 1: Sign Amile Jefferson…Nov. 4: Sign free agent BJ Johnson to a two-way contract…Nov. 16: Assign Melvin Frazier Jr. and Amile Jefferson to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Nov. 17: Recall Melvin Frazier Jr. and Amile Jefferson from Lakeland…Dec. 10: Assign Melvin Frazier Jr. and Amile Jefferson to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Dec. 11: Recall Melvin Frazier Jr. and Amile Jefferson from Lakeland…Dec. 19: Assign Melvin Frazier Jr. and Amile Jefferson to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Dec. 20: Recall Melvin Frazier Jr. and Amile Jefferson from Lakeland…Jan. 9: Assign Melvin Frazier Jr. to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Jan. 11: Sign Josh Magette to a 10-day contract; sign free agent Vic Law to a two-way contract…Jan. 14: Sign free agent Gary Clark to a 10-day contract; release Josh Magette…Jan. 26: Recall Melvin Frazier Jr. from Lakeland…Jan. 29: Sign free agent Gary Clark to a second 10-day contract…Feb. 2: Assign Melvin Frazier Jr. to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Feb. 6: Acquire James Ennis from Philadelphia in exchange for a 2020 second round draft pick; waive Amile Jefferson.

STREAKS: OVERALL HOME ROAD

CURRENT L2 (Feb. 5-present) L4 (Jan. 22-present) L2 (Feb. 5-present) LONGEST WINNING W4 (Dec. 1-6) W3 (Nov. 13-17) W3 (Nov. 27-Dec. 6) LONGEST LOSING L5 (Jan. 22-Feb. 1) L4 (Jan. 22-present) L7 (Oct. 26-Nov. 25)

RECORDS – 2019-20 REGULAR SEASON: Record: Home: Road: Overtime:

OVERALL: 22-30 (.423) 13-12 (.520) 9-18 (.333) -- EASTERN: 15-16 (.484) 9-6 (.600) 6-10 (.375) -- ATLANTIC: 4-6 (.400) 4-2 (.667) 0-4 (.000) -- CENTRAL: 4-6 (.400) 2-2 (.500) 2-4 (.333) --

SOUTHEAST: 7-4 (.636) 3-2 (.600) 4-2 (.667) -- WESTERN: 7-14 (.333) 4-6 (.400) 3-8 (.273) --

NORTHWEST: 0-7 (.000) 0-3 (.000) 0-4 (.000) -- PACIFIC: 4-5 (.444) 2-2 (.500) 2-3 (.400) --

SOUTHWEST: 3-2 (.600) 2-1 (.667) 1-1 (.500) -- STEVE CLIFFORD - MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Orlando Magic Head Coach Steve Clifford will be available to the media pregame tonight approximately 105 minutes prior to tip-off (3:15 p.m. ET) outside the Magic locker room. UPCOMING SCHEDULE (HOME GAMES IN CAPS):

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME (ET) TELEVISION Saturday, Feb. 8 MILWAUKEE Amway Center 5 p.m. FOX Sports Florida Monday, Feb. 10 ATLANTA Amway Center 7 p.m. FOX Sports Florida

Wednesday, Feb. 12 DETROIT Amway Center 7 p.m. FOX Sports Florida

Feb. 14-16 NBA ALL-STAR WEEKEND TNT

Friday, Feb. 21 DALLAS Amway Center 7 p.m. FOX Sports Florida

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LAST GAME: Feb. 6 @ New York – Knicks 105, Magic 103: Julius Randle tallied 22 points and eight rebounds, as New York overcame a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter and defeated Orlando, 105-103, at Madison Square Garden. Taj Gibson had 19 points for the Knicks, while Elfrid Payton recorded 15 points, nine assists and seven steals. Nikola Vučević led the Magic with 25 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots, while Aaron Gordon, Evan Fournier and Markelle Fultz all netted 16 points each. New York led 30-19 after the first quarter and by as many as 13 during the first half. Orlando dominated the third quarter, outscoring the Knicks, 36-22, and held a 90-80 lead following a putback by Mo Bamba with 9:24 remaining in the game. New York answered with a 25-8 run and led 105-98 with 1:44 left. Fultz hit a pair of free throws with 35 seconds left to trim the deficit to 105-103 and Orlando stopped the Knicks, giving them one final possession to either tie or win the game. However, the Magic turned the ball over without getting a shot off and the Knicks escaped with the win. RECENT GAMES: Feb. 5 @ Boston – Celtics 116, Magic 100: Jayson Tatum poured in 33 points, as Boston defeated Orlando, 116-100, at TD Garden. Gordon Hayward scored 23 points for the Celtics, who were without Kemba Walker and Marcus Smart due to injuries. Jaylen Brown added 18 points. Evan Fournier led the Magic with 26 points, including 6-of-8 from three-point range, while Aaron Gordon tallied 23 points and 10 rebounds. Boston shot 53.5 percent from the field and was 13-of-23 from three-point range. Orlando trailed 57-56 at halftime, but was outscored during the second half, 59-44, including 29-20 during the fourth quarter. With 8:44 left in the contest, Fournier hit a three-pointer to cut the deficit to 94-91. However, the Celtics answered with a 7-0 run, during the next 2:13 to put the game out of reach. Feb. 3 @ Charlotte – Magic 112, Hornets 100: Nikola Vučević led six Magic players in double figures with 22 points, as Orlando snapped its five-game losing skid with a 112-100 victory over Charlotte at Spectrum Center. Evan Fournier netted 17 points for the Magic, Aaron Gordon tallied 16 points, 12 rebounds and five assists, and Markelle Fultz recorded 12 points and a career-high 14 assists. Terry Rozier led the Hornets with 18 points. Orlando shot 53.8 percent from the floor, was 16-of-34 from three-point range and dished out a season-high 35 assists. The Magic led 56-54 at halftime, then went om a 13-2 run early in the third quarter to take control of the contest. Terrence Ross scored 10 of his 13 points during the fourth quarter, including a three-pointer with 3:16 remaining, to help the Magic put the game out of reach. TONIGHT’S OPPONENT: Feb. 8 vs. Milwaukee: Orlando is 53-60 all-time vs. Milwaukee (37-19 at home, 16-41 on the road) during the regular season, including 0-3 this season (see recaps below)…The Magic went 1-2 last season against the Bucks…Orlando is 1-3 vs. Milwaukee in the playoffs (2001 first round)…The Magic have lost 12 of the last 16 meetings with the Bucks overall…The Magic have won 21 of the last 26 meetings at home, but lost 13 of the last 15 at Milwaukee, including the final regular season home game for the Bucks at Bradley Center on Apr. 9, 2018...The series has been one of several streaks - Orlando lost ten straight meetings from Apr. 20, 1999-Jan. 18, 2002, but won nine straight matchups from Feb. 20, 1994-Feb. 23, 1996…Michael Carter-Williams played in 79 games with the Bucks in parts of two seasons from 2015-16…President of Basketball Operations Jeff Weltman spent five seasons as assistant GM with the Bucks from 2008-13…General Manager John Hammond spent the previous nine seasons as GM of the Bucks from 2008-17…For last season’s stats vs. Milwaukee, see p. 300 of the media guide…Nov. 1 vs. Milwaukee – Bucks 123, Magic 91: Giannis Antetokounmpo tallied 29 points, 14 rebounds and six assists, as Milwaukee defeated Orlando, 123-91, at Amway Center. Eric Bledsoe had 18 points for the Bucks, while Khris Middleton added 16 points. Evan Fournier led the Magic with 19 points. Milwaukee shot 50.5 percent from the floor and connected on 17-of-47 from three-point range, while holding Orlando to 37.4 percent from the field. Orlando opened the game on a 20-7 run, but the Bucks quickly responded with a 40-9 run and dominated for the remainder of the contest. Both teams combined for 84 three-point attempts, which broke the franchise record for most combined three-point attempts in a single game…Dec. 9 @ Milwaukee – Bucks 110, Magic 101: Giannis Antetokounmpo tallied 32 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists, as Milwaukee defeated Orlando, 110-101, at Fiserv Forum. Khris Middleton scored 20 points for the Bucks. Evan Fournier led six Magic players in double figures with 26 points, while Terrence Ross had a season-high 23 points, including 16 during the second half. Milwaukee held Orlando to 38 percent shooting from the floor, outrebounded the Magic, 54-44, and dished out 30 assists. Orlando trailed 31-20 after the first quarter and 52-40 at halftime. After falling behind by as many as 18 points, the Magic trimmed the deficit to five points late in the third quarter, but it was as close as they would come. A three-pointer by Middleton with 30.3 seconds left sealed the victory for Milwaukee…Dec. 28 @ Milwaukee – Bucks 111, Magic 100: Khris Middleton scored 21 points, as Milwaukee, playing without Giannis Antetokounmpo, defeated Orlando, 111-100, at Fiserv Forum. Ersan Ilyasova tallied 17 points, 14 rebounds and five assists for the Bucks, while George Hill and Robin Lopez also had 17 points each. Evan Fournier led the Magic with a game-high 23 points, while Nikola Vučević recorded 21 points and eight rebounds. Jonathan Isaac tallied 19 points, nine rebounds and a career-high seven steals. Milwaukee shot 51.2 percent from the floor and made 13 three-pointers, while Orlando shot just 40.2 percent from the field. Milwaukee’s bench was the difference, outscoring Orlando’s reserves, 51-28. The Bucks dominated the glass as well, outrebounding the Magic, 57-35. BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. BUCKS: 48 pts., Tracy McGrady (@ Orlando, 3-5-03; @ Orlando, 3-19-02) BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. MAGIC: 40 pts., Michael Redd (@ Milwaukee, 1-21-04)

UPCOMING OPPONENTS: Feb. 10 vs. Atlanta: Orlando is 58-60 all-time vs. Atlanta (38-22 at home, 20-38 on the road) during the regular season, including 0-2 this season (see recaps below)…The Magic went 4-0 against the Hawks last season…Orlando is 10-5 vs. Atlanta during the playoffs (4-1 in 1996 East Semifinals; 4-0 in 2010 East Semifinals; 2-4 in 2011 First Round)...Orlando has won ten of the last 16 meetings with Atlanta…The Magic have won eight of the last 13 regular season meetings at home, but lost 14 of the last 19 on the road…Al-Farouq Aminu attended Norcross High School in Norcross, GA…Assistant Coach Tyrone Corbin played in 277 career games during four seasons with the Hawks (1994-95, 1996-99)…For last season’s stats vs. Atlanta, see p. 284 of the media guide…Oct. 26 @ Atlanta – Hawks 103, Magic 99: Trae Young poured in 39 points, including a game-clinching three-pointer with 26.2 seconds left, as Atlanta edged Orlando, 103-99, at State Farm Arena. Young was 16-of-25 from the floor, including 5-of-10 from three-point range, and also dished out nine assists and grabbed seven rebounds. Evan Fournier led the Magic with 23 points, while Nikola Vučević tallied 16 points and 10 rebounds. Atlanta shot 51.2 percent from the floor and held Orlando to just 35.4 percent shooting, including 5-of-31 from three-point range. The Magic stayed in the game by connecting from the free throw line, going 24-of-26. With Orlando trailing 99-97, Young put the game out of reach, banking in a step-back three-pointer as the shot clock expired…Dec. 30 vs. Atlanta – Hawks 101, Magic 93: Brandon Goodwin scored a career-high 21 points in 22 minutes off the bench, as Atlanta overcame an 18-point deficit and defeated Orlando, 101-93, at Amway Center. Kevin Huerter scored 19 points for the Hawks, who were without injured guard Trae Young, while Alex Len tallied 18 points and 12 rebounds. Nikola Vučević netted a game-high 27 points for the Magic, while Evan Fournier netted 22 points. Orlando outscored Atlanta during the second quarter, 36-22, and led 55-37 late in the first half. The Hawks dominated the second half, outscoring the Magic, 52-36. Atlanta outrebounded Orlando, 52-40, and held the Magic to just 5-of-25 from three-point range. BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. HAWKS: 40 pts., Tracy McGrady (@ Atlanta, 12-8-01) BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. MAGIC: 40 pts., Joe Johnson (@ Atlanta, 3-19-06) Feb. 12 vs. Detroit: Orlando is 47-64 all-time vs. Detroit (32-23 at home, 15-41 on the road) during regular season action, including 0-1 this season (see recap below)…The Magic went 1-3 last season against the Pistons…Orlando is 7-12 vs. Detroit in the playoffs (2-0 at home, 1-0 on the road, 1996 first round; 2-1 at home, 1-3 on the road, 2003 first round; 0-2 at home, 0-2 on the road, 2007 first round; 1-1 at home, 0-3 on the road, 2008 Conference Semifinals)...Orlando has won six of the last 11 matchups with the Pistons overall...The Magic have won 13 of the last 20 matchups at home, but dropped 22 of the last 28 at Detroit…D.J. Augustin played in 54 games with the Pistons in 2014-15, before being traded to Oklahoma City…President of Basketball Operations Jeff Weltman spent the 2007-08 season with the Pistons as director of basketball administration…General Manager John Hammond spent seven seasons with Detroit as vice president of basketball operations, and also spent time with the Pistons as director of player personnel, scouting director and assistant coach…Assistant Coach Steve Hetzel spent four seasons (2009-13) as player development coach with the Pistons and graduated from Michigan State in 2005…For last season’s stats vs. Detroit, see p. 292 of the media guide…Nov. 25 @ Detroit – Pistons 103, Magic 88: Luke Kennard led six Pistons in double figures with 20 points, as Detroit defeated Orlando, 103-88, at Little Caesars Arena. Blake Griffin scored 17 points for the Pistons. Terrence Ross led the Magic with 19 points, while Evan Fournier added 17 points. Both teams struggled shooting from the field. Detroit shot 43 percent, while Orlando shot just 38.1 percent. The Magic led 31-23 after the first quarter and 55-53 at halftime. However, the Pistons dominated the second half, outscoring Orlando, 50-33. Detroit went on an 11-0 run late in the third quarter and never looked back. BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. PISTONS: 46 pts., Tracy McGrady (@ Orlando, 12-25-02); Shaquille O’Neal (@ Detroit, 2-16-93) BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. MAGIC: 42 pts., Grant Hill (@ Orlando, 1-3-00) MISCELLANEOUS NOTES: MAGIC MEDIA CENTRAL... The Orlando Magic have created a website exclusively for the media to assist in the coverage of both the team and the NBA...Log on to OrlandoMagic.com/MagicPR and view the latest practice schedule, updated stats, the team’s media guide, game notes and much more…You can also follow the Communications Department for updates on Twitter: @Magic_PR and @Magic_MediaInfo (media-only account for schedules and availabilities). THIS DATE IN MAGIC HISTORY – FEBRUARY 8… February 8, 2018 – The Magic acquired a 2018 second round draft pick from Phoenix (via Memphis) in exchange for guard Elfrid Payton. February 8, 2012 – Orlando went 17-for-42 from the 3-point line en route to a 102-89 win vs. Miami, setting a new franchise record for most 3-point field goals attempted in a game (the old mark was 39, set back on Jan. 23, 2010 at Charlotte). February 8, 2010 – Vince Carter scored a season-high 48 points, as the Magic overcame a season-high 17-point deficit to beat New Orleans, 123-117. Carter’s 48 points were the most scored by a Magic player since March 2004 when Tracy McGrady scored a franchise record 62 points against Washington. Carter became the fifth player in franchise history to score 48-or-more points in a single game. February 8, 2009 – Dwight Howard passed Scott Skiles (332 steals) for eighth on the Magic’s all-time list for steals, as the Magic cruised past the Nets, 101-84. Howard recorded three steals in the contest to go along with 30 points and 16 rebounds. February 8, 2005 – Trainer Ted Arzonico sat on the bench for his 1,000th career NBA game as the Magic hosted Golden State in a 109-113 loss. In fact, it was Arzonico’s 1,000th consecutive regular season outing. This was Arzonico’s fifth season with the Magic. He also spent eight years with the New Jersey Nets and was selected as one of the trainers to work the NBA All-Star Game in 1997. February 8, 1999 – The backcourt of Nick Anderson and Penny Hardaway combined for a whopping 54 points, as the Magic easily dispatched the Celtics at home, 107-90. While tallying his 26 points, Anderson became the 214th player in the NBA to score 10,000 career points. February 8, 1992 – Nick Anderson represented Orlando in the slam dunk contest during All-Star Weekend.

MAGIC ABOVE ALL... With their 116-108 victory on Apr. 7, 2019 @ Boston, the Orlando Magic clinched a berth into the 2019 NBA Playoffs and the 2018-19 Southeast Division title…It marked the 15th time in team history that Orlando has reached the postseason and the first time since 2012…It was also the Magic’s sixth division championship and their first since 2009-10…During the last 26 seasons (since 1993-94), the 15 playoff berths are the sixth-most in the Eastern Conference…Orlando has advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals four times (1995, 1996, 2009, 2010) and reached the NBA Finals twice (1995, 2009)…During their first trip in 1995, Orlando became the second-fastest team in NBA history to reach the Finals in just its sixth year of existence. At 42-40, the Magic also finished the 2018-19 regular season with a winning percentage of .512…Orlando has now finished with a .500 record or better 17 times during the last 27 seasons (since 1992-93), which is the fourth-most in the Eastern Conference. CLIFF NOTES… Steve Clifford became the 14th head coach in Orlando Magic history on May 30, 2018, bringing more than 30 years of coaching experience at the NBA and collegiate levels, including helping the Magic to the 2009 NBA Finals as an assistant coach…He spent five seasons as an assistant in Orlando from 2007-12…Clifford recorded his 200th career NBA head coaching regular season victory on Nov. 5, 2018 vs. Cleveland…Clifford has compiled a 260-284 (.478) record (196-214 (.478) with Charlotte from 2013-18; 64-70 (.478) record with Orlando). **MAGIC TRICKS – 500** Steve Clifford coached his 500th regular season NBA game on Nov. 6 @ Dallas. **MAGIC TRICKS – CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!** This season, the NBA has implemented the Coach’s Challenge, which allows a head coach to trigger one instant replay review per game of a called foul, called out-of-bounds violation or called goaltending/basket interference violation. Steve Clifford is 10-of-19 (.526) this season on Coach’s Challenge attempts. TURNING IT AROUND… The Orlando Magic finished 42-40 last season…The 42 wins were a 17-game improvement from 2017-18, where the Magic finished 25-57…It was the second-largest win improvement in team history…The largest is a 20-game improvement from 1991-92 (21 wins) to 1992-93 (41 wins)…Here are the biggest improvements from one season to another in Magic history:

SEASON/RECORD FOLLOWING SEASON/ RECORD IMPROVEMENT 1991-92: 21-61 1992-93: 41-41 +20 wins 2017-18: 25-57 2018-19: 42-40 +17 wins 2003-04: 21-61 2004-05: 36-46 +15 wins 1989-90: 18-64 1990-91: 31-51 +13 wins 2006-07: 40-42 2007-08: 52-30 +12 wins 2014-15: 25-57 2015-16: 35-47 +10 wins

The Magic’s 17-game improvement was the largest turnaround in the NBA last season:

TEAM 2017-18 RECORD 2018-19 RECORD IMPROVEMENT ORLANDO MAGIC 25-57 42-40 +17 wins Milwaukee Bucks 44-38 60-22 +16 wins

Brooklyn Nets 28-54 42-40 +14 wins Sacramento Kings 27-55 39-43 +12 wins Memphis Grizzlies 22-60 33-49 +11 wins

From Jan. 31-Apr. 10, 2019, the Orlando Magic had a record of 22-9 (.710)…Only Houston (24-8, .750) and Milwaukee (24-9, .727) had a better winning percentage in the NBA during that time. HOMELAND… Orlando is 13-12 this season at the Amway Center…The Magic were 25-16 last season at home (including two wins Dec. 13-15 in Mexico City)…The 25 home wins were the most in a season for Orlando since 2010-11, where they went 29-12…Orlando has gone 185-198 (.483) at the Amway Center since it opened in 2010-11…The Magic closed Amway Arena after 2009-10 with an all-time record of 535-309 (.634) in that building. ON THE ROAD AGAIN… Orlando is 9-18 this season on the road…The Magic were 17-24 last season away from home…The 17 road wins were the most Orlando had since 2010-11 (23-18 record). **MAGIC TRICKS – ROAD RULES** During the 2019-20 season, the Orlando Magic will travel a total of 41,832 miles.

Last season, the Orlando Magic won four consecutive road games from Feb. 9-24, 2019…It marked the first time since Jan. 8-16, 2012 that the Magic had won four straight road games…The last time the Orlando Magic won five consecutive road games was Mar. 1-22, 2010. OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOR… The Orlando Magic are averaging 103.3 ppg. (5,370 points) this season, recorded 100+ points 30 times (18-12 record), 110+ points 14 times (13-1 record), and 120+ points six times (6-0 record), including a season-high 130 points on Dec. 15 @ New Orleans…Last season, the Magic averaged 107.3 ppg. (8,800 points), scored 100+ points 57 times (38-19 record), 110+ points 36 times (25-11 record) and 120+ points 13 times (11-2 record). The Orlando Magic are shooting .432 (1,972-4,562) from the floor this season and shot 50 percent or better four times (4-0 record), including a season-high .576 (49-85) on Dec. 4 vs. Phoenix…Last season, the Magic shot .454 (3,316-7,307) from the floor and shot 50 percent or better 19 times (14-5 record)…Since the 2008-09 campaign, Orlando is 144-41 (.778) when shooting 50 percent or better from the field. **MAGIC TRICKS – SCOREBOARD** On Dec. 3 @ Washington, the Orlando Magic recorded a 127-120 victory…The following night (Dec. 4) vs. Phoenix, the Magic won, 128-114…It marks just the third time in franchise history that Orlando has recorded 125-or-more points in consecutive games…The Magic also did it Apr. 1-3, 1990 and Nov. 17-18, 2018. **Orlando has never scored 125+ points in three straight outings. **MAGIC TRICKS – WHIZZING PAST THE WIZ** The Orlando Magic swept their four-game season series against Washington, scoring 120+ points in each game…It marks the first time in franchise history that Orlando has swept a four-game season series and scored 120+ in every game…Orlando scored a total of 497 points during the four-game series against Washington, the most points ever scored in a four-game series in team history:

SEASON/OPPONENT TOTAL POINTS SCORED 2019-20 vs. Washington 497

2018-19 vs. Atlanta 496 1994-95 vs. Milwaukee 495

1989-90 vs. Washington 494 2009-10 vs. Philadelphia 480

THREE’S COMPANY… The Orlando Magic have made at least one three-point field goal in 1,036 consecutive games, dating all the way back to Mar. 17, 2007 (last game without a three-pointer: Mar. 14, 2007 vs. Utah, 0-for-9)...It stands as the fifth-longest active streak in the NBA…The Phoenix Suns have connected on at least one three-pointer in 1,272 games dating back from Mar. 29, 2004, the longest streak in NBA history…The last time an NBA team did not make a three-pointer was Feb. 5, 2016, when Miami went 0-for-9 @ Charlotte. The Orlando Magic are shooting .336 (546-1,624) from three-point range this season and have made 10+ three-pointers 31 times (17-14 record), including a season-high 17 three-pointers on Dec. 15 @ New Orleans…Last season, the Magic shot .356 (937-2,633) from three-point range, which ranked 11th in the NBA, and made 10+ three-pointers 63 times (37-26 record). Last season, the Magic broke the team records for most three-pointers made and attempted in single season, which were both set in 2017-18, shooting 844-of-2,405. **MAGIC TRICKS – FROM WAY DOWNTOWN** On Nov. 1 vs. Milwaukee, the Magic (37) and Bucks (47) combined for 84 three-point attempts, breaking the franchise record for most three-point attempts by two teams combined in a single game…The old record was 72, set on Jan. 6, 2017 vs. Houston. On Dec. 13 vs. Houston, the Magic made 15 three-pointers...During the next game, Dec. 15 @ New Orleans, Orlando connected on 17 three-pointers…It marked only the fourth time in franchise history that Orlando has made 15+ three-pointers in back-to-back games:

DATES/OPPONENTS THREE-POINT FGs MADE Oct. 20, 2017 @ Brooklyn/Oct. 21, 2017 @ Cleveland 18, 17

Jan. 30, 2018 @ Houston; Jan. 31, 2018 vs. L.A. Lakers 15, 18 Nov. 11, 2018 @ New York; Nov. 12, 2018 @ Washington 17, 15

Dec. 13, 2019 vs. Houston; Dec. 15, 2019 @ New Orleans 15, 17 **Orlando has never had 15+ three-pointers in three straight outings. BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE… The Orlando Magic are shooting .763 (880-1,154) from the free throw line this season…Last season, the Magic shot a team-record .782 (1,231-1,575) from the free throw line, which ranked 12th in the NBA…The previous team record for highest free throw percentage in a season was .777 (1,616-2,079), set during the 2002-03 campaign.

**MAGIC TRICKS – NOTHING’S FOR FREE** On Nov. 10 vs. Indiana, the Magic (6) and Pacers (5) combined for 11 free throw attempts, breaking the NBA record for fewest free throw attempts by two teams combined in a single game…The old NBA record was 12, set on Mar. 28, 1980 by the L.A. Lakers (3) and San Diego (9). QUARTERLY REPORT… The Orlando Magic scored 30+ points during a quarter 51 times this season and had 40+ points twice, including a season-high 41 points during the third quarter on Dec. 15 @ New Orleans…Last season, the Magic had 30+ points in a quarter 113 times…The most points ever scored in any quarter in franchise history is 49, set on Feb. 20, 1995 @ Milwaukee (third quarter). BALANCING ACT… The Orlando Magic had five-or-more players score in double figures 35 times this season (15-20 record), had six-plus players score in double figures 16 times (10-6 record) and seven-or-more players with 10+ points four times (4-0 record), including a franchise-record-tying eight players on Dec. 15 @ New Orleans…Last season, the Magic had five-or-more players scored in double figures 48 times (29-19 record), had six-or-more players score in double figures 23 times (15-8 record) and a season-high seven players score 10+ six times (4-2 record)…Orlando has now had a team-record eight players score 10+ points eight times in franchise history. **MAGIC TRICKS – SPREADING IT OUT** On both Nov. 13 vs. Philadelphia and Nov. 15 vs. San Antonio, Orlando had seven players score in double figures…The last time the Magic had seven-or-more players score in double figures in consecutive games was Jan. 31, 2018 vs. L.A. Lakers and Feb. 3, 2018 vs. Washington. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED… The Orlando Magic reserves are averaging 35.0 ppg. (1,820 points) this season, had 40+ points 13 times (6-7 record) and 50+ points twice (2-0 record), including a season-high 56 points on Jan. 1 @ Washington…Orlando’s bench has outscored (or tied) the opposition’s 28 times (13-15 record)…Last season, the Magic averaged 35.9 ppg. (2,940 points), scored 40+ points 31 times (20-11 record) and outscored (or tied) their opponent’s reserves 41 times (26-15 record)…The most points scored off the bench in team history is 85, done on Mar. 26, 1995 vs. Golden State. DISHING IT OUT… The Orlando Magic are averaging 22.7 apg. (1,182 assists) this season, have dished out 20+ assists 44 times (20-24 record) and 30+ assists twice (2-0 record), including a season-high 35 assists on Feb. 3 @ Charlotte…Last season, the Magic averaged 25.5 apg. (2,095 assists), which ranked 12th in the NBA, dished out 20+ assists 75 times (42-33 record) and 30+ assists 14 times (10-4 record). HANDLE WITH CARE… The Orlando Magic are averaging 12.8 topg. (665 turnovers) this season, which ranks fourth in the NBA (as of Feb. 7)…Orlando is allowing 14.12 ppg. off its turnovers (734 points), which leads the league…Last season, the Magic averaged 13.2 topg. (1,082 turnovers), which ranked fifth in the NBA, and allowed 14.71 ppg. off its turnovers (1,206 points), which ranked third in the league. The Orlando Magic have an assists-to-turnover ratio of 1.78 (1,182/665) this season, which is tied for ninth in the NBA…Last season, the Magic had an assists-to-turnover ratio of 1.94 (2,095/1,082), which ranked fifth in the NBA. **MAGIC TRICKS – TURNOVERS** The Orlando Magic have committed less than ten turnovers in a game 12 times this season…On Dec. 17 @ Utah, the Magic turned the ball over a season-low three times, which tied the franchise record for fewest turnovers in a game…Orlando also had three turnovers on Mar. 31, 1996 vs. New York and Jan. 18, 2002 @ Milwaukee. On Nov 29 vs. Toronto, the Orlando Magic committed a season-high 24 turnovers...It snapped a streak of 70 games (Dec. 19, 2018-Nov. 27, 2019) where the Magic committed fewer than 20 turnovers in a game. MUST GET DEFENSIVE… The Orlando Magic are allowing 104.8 ppg. (5,449 points) this season, which leads the NBA (as of Feb. 7)…Orlando has held its opponent to under 100 points 16 times (12-4 record) and under 90 points eight times (8-0 record), including a season-low 83 points on Oct. 30 vs. New York and Jan. 20 @ Charlotte…Last season, the Magic allowed 106.6 ppg. (8,742 points), which ranked fifth in the NBA, and held their opponents to under 100 points 22 times (19-3 record). The Orlando Magic are allowing opponents to shoot .457 (2,044-4,473) from the floor this season…Orlando has held its opponents under 50 percent 37 times (18-19 record) and under 40 percent 12 times (9-3 record), including a season-low .333 (32-96) on Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn…Last season, the Magic allowed the opposition to shoot .456 (3,274-7,185) from the floor, which ranked 11th in the NBA, held their opponents under 50 percent 63 times (36-27 record) and under 40 percent nine times (9-0 record). The Magic are also allowing the opposition to shoot .362 (612-1,689) from three-point range…On Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn, Orlando held the Nets to 10-of-47 from beyond the arc, setting a new team record for most misses from three-point range with 37...Last season, the Magic held the opposition to .347 (858-2,475) from three-point range, which ranked tenth in the league. Orlando is allowing 44.50 points in the paint per game (2,314 points), which ranks fifth in the NBA, and 11.77 fast break points per game (612 points), which ranks fifth in the league…Last season, the Magic allowed 47.24 points in the paint per game (3,874 points), which ranked eighth in the NBA, and 12.71 fast break points per game (1,042 points), which ranked ninth in the league.

**MAGIC TRICKS – DEFENSE** On Jan. 3 vs. Miami, the Orlando Magic held the Heat to only six points during the fourth quarter in a 105-85 victory...The six points tied the fewest points the Magic have allowed in any quarter in franchise history…It is the third time Orlando has ever allowed only six points during a quarter and it is the fewest points allowed during a quarter in the NBA since Toronto held Portland also to six points during the second quarter on Oct. 30, 2017:

DATE/OPPONENT/QUARTER POINTS SCORED Dec. 7, 1993 vs. Detroit (4th quarter) 6

Jan. 6, 2008 vs. Washington (2nd quarter) 6 Jan. 3, 2020 vs. Miami (4th quarter) 6

ON THE REBOUND… The Orlando Magic are averaging 44.5 rpg. (2,312 rebounds) this season…The Magic are averaging 10.35 orpg. (538 offensive rebounds) and 34.12 drpg. (1,774 defensive rebounds)…Last season, the Magic averaged 45.4 rpg. (3,724 rebounds). Orlando currently has an offensive rebound percentage of .221, a defensive rebound percentage of .784, which ranks seventh in the NBA (as of Feb. 7), and a total rebound percentage of .503, which ranks 11th in the league…Last season, the Magic had a defensive rebound percentage of .797, which ranked third in the league, and a total rebound percentage of .508, which ranked eighth in the NBA:

REBOUNDING % CATEGORY TOTAL (CALCULATION) NBA RANK (AS OF FEB. 7) Offensive .221 (538 off., 1,899 opp. def., 2,437 total) 19th Defensive .784 (1,774 def., 488 opp. off., 2,262 total) 7th

Total .503 (off% + def% / 2) 11th The Magic are also giving up 11.79 second chance points per game (613 second chance points), which ranks third in the NBA…Last season, the Magic gave up 10.99 second chance points per game (901 second chance points), which led the NBA. BEEN CAUGHT STEALING… The Orlando Magic are averaging 8.40 stlpg. (437 steals) this season, which ranks fifth in the NBA (as of Feb. 7)…The Magic have recorded 10+ steals 16 times (9-7 record), including a season-high 18 steals on Jan. 8 vs. Washington…The team record for most steals in a game is 20, set on Feb. 10, 1999 @ New Jersey and Mar. 21, 2003 vs. Cleveland…Last season, the Magic averaged 6.62 stlpg. (543 steals). On Jan. 8 vs. Washington, the Orlando Magic recorded 13 of their 18 steals during the second half, setting a new franchise record for most steals in a half…The previous record was 12, done during the second half on Dec. 5, 2001 vs. Chicago and during the second half on Feb. 20, 2007 @ New York. Orlando also has a steals-to-turnover ratio of 0.66 (437/665), which leads the league. BLOCK PARTY… The Orlando Magic are averaging 5.83 blkpg. (303 blocked shots) this season, which ranks fifth in the NBA (as of Feb. 7)…The Magic have recorded 10+ blocked shots six times (2-4 record), including a season-high 13 blocks on Dec. 23 vs. Chicago…Last season, the Magic averaged 5.43 blkpg. (445 blocked shots), which ranked sixth in the NBA. **MAGIC TRICKS – NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK** On both Nov. 6 @ Dallas and Nov. 8 vs. Indiana, the Orlando Magic had 10 blocked shots…The Magic then recorded a season-high 12 blocks on Nov. 10 vs. Indiana…It marks the first time in franchise history that the Magic have recorded 10+ blocked shots in three consecutive games…The last time an NBA team had four straight games with 10+ blocks was Milwaukee, Jan. 5-11, 2013…The NBA record is seven consecutive games, set by Washington, Jan. 5-14, 1986. **MAGIC TRICKS – SELLING “STOCKS” (STEALS/BLOCKS)** On Nov. 6 @ Dallas, the Orlando Magic tallied 14 steals and 10 blocked shots…The following game, Nov. 8 vs. Memphis, they recorded 10 steals and 10 blocks…It marks the first time in franchise history that the Magic have recorded 10+ steals and 10+ blocked shots in consecutive games…They did it again on Nov. 29 vs. Toronto (10 steals, 11 blocks) and Dec. 23 vs. Chicago (10 steals, 13 blocks)…The four games with 10+ steals and 10+ blocked shots are the most such games during a single season in franchise history…They had three 10+/10+ games in 2015-16. DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK… On Nov. 15 vs. San Antonio, Orlando rallied from a 16-point deficit and defeated San Antonio, 111-109, marking their largest comeback victory of the season…The Magic have overcome double digit deficits and won three times this season…The largest overall comeback ever in Orlando Magic history is 25 points, set back on Nov. 8, 1989 @ Cleveland…Here’s a look at the biggest comebacks in Orlando Magic history:

DATE/OPPONENT DEFICIT OVERCOME TO WIN Nov. 8, 1989 @ Cleveland 25

Mar. 3, 2011 @ Miami 24 Nov. 21, 2014 @ Charlotte 23 Apr. 21, 1996 @ Charlotte 23 Dec. 8, 2003 vs. Phoenix 22

VOOCH SEEING DOUBLE… Nikola Vučević has recorded a team-high 25 double-doubles this season and now has 310 double-doubles during his NBA career…Last season, he had a team-high and career-high 60 double-doubles, which ranked third in the NBA…Vučević recorded his 300th career NBA double-double on Jan. 3, 2020 vs. Miami. Nikola Vučević stands second in Orlando Magic history with 308 double-doubles…On Oct. 30, 2018 vs. Sacramento, he passed Shaquille O’Neal (226) for second all-time.

PLAYER DOUBLE-DOUBLES Dwight Howard 457

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ 308 Shaquille O’Neal 226

Horace Grant/Scott Skiles 98 Nikola Vučević has now recorded 25+ double-doubles for eight consecutive seasons…That is the longest active streak in the NBA. **MAGIC TRICKS – MORE DOUBLE-DOUBLES** Nikola Vučević also stands second in Orlando Magic history with 330 games with 10+ rebounds (Howard, 486), including 26 games this season (61 last season).

PLAYER GAMES WITH 10+ REBOUNDS Dwight Howard 486

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ 330 Shaquille O’Neal 228

Horace Grant 135 Vučević has 72 career games with 15+ rebounds, including five times this season (17 last season), all with Orlando…Only Dwight Howard (220) and Shaquille O’Neal (92) have more 15+ rebound games in Magic history. **MAGIC TRICKS – 20/20 VISION** Nikola Vučević has seven career 20-point/20-rebound games…He also has two career 30-point/20-rebound outings. Vučević has ten career 20+ rebound games, including a season-high 24 rebounds on Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn (two last season)…He also owns the franchise record for most rebounds in a single game with 29, set on Dec. 31, 2012 vs. Miami…Vučević (three times), Dwight Howard (nine times) and Shaquille O’Neal (four times) are the only players in Orlando Magic history to pull down 24-or-more rebounds in a single game. NIK AT NIGHT… Nikola Vučević now has 127 career games with 20+ points and 10+ rebounds, including 12 this season (37 last season), and 53 career outings with 25+ points and 10+ rebounds, including three this season (19 last season). Vučević has 20 career 30-point games, including one this season (six last season) and one 40-point outing – a career-high 41 points on Oct. 20, 2017 @ Brooklyn. On Nov. 17 vs. Washington, Vučević tallied 30 points, 17 rebounds and six assists…It was the fourth time in his career that Vučević has recorded 30+ points, 15+ rebounds and 5+ assists in a single game…Vučević is one of five players in Orlando Magic history with games of 30+ points, 15+ rebounds and 5+ assists and his four games are the most ever:

PLAYER GAMES WITH 30+ POINTS, 15+ REBOUNDS & 5+ ASSISTS NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ 4 Shaquille O’Neal 3

Tobias Harris 1 Dwight Howard 1 Tracy McGrady 1

**MAGIC TRICKS – NBA PLAYER OF THE WEEK** Orlando Magic center Nikola Vučević was named the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the period ending Nov. 17, 2019…It marks the third time that he has won the award during his career, also earning the honor for the period ending Mar. 30, 2014 and Nov. 18, 2018…During three games (Nov. 13-17), Vučević averaged 21.7 ppg., 14.0 rpg., 4.0 apg. and 1.33 blkpg. in 34.4 minpg., while shooting .542 (26-48) from the floor and .667 (6-9) from three-point range…Orlando posted a 3-0 record with wins over Philadelphia, San Antonio and Washington. VOOCH CLIMBING THE LADDER… On Nov. 10 vs. Indiana, Nikola Vučević scored his 8,299th point in an Orlando Magic uniform, passing Tracy McGrady (8,298) for third place on the Magic’s all-time scoring list...Earlier this season on Oct. 30 vs. New York, he passed Jameer Nelson (8,184) for fourth on the list...Vučević now has 8,898 points with Orlando:

PLAYER POINTS WITH ORLANDO Dwight Howard 11,435 Nick Anderson 10,650

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ 8,898 Tracy McGrady 8,298 Jameer Nelson 8,184

THE FRENCH CONNECTION… Evan Fournier has scored in double figures a team-high 46 times this season, 20+ points 20 times and 30+ points four times, including a career-high-tying 32 points on Dec. 1 vs. Golden State…He has led (or tied) the team in scoring 18 times and in assists ten times. Fournier has now scored 30+ points eight times during his NBA career…He also scored a career-high 32 points on Jan. 16, 2018 vs. Minnesota. **MAGIC TRICKS – FOURNIER FACTS** Evan Fournier scored 32 points on Dec. 1 vs. Golden State and followed that up with 31 points on Dec. 3 @ Washington…Fournier became the 11th player in Magic history to score 30+ points in consecutive games…The last Magic player to score 30+ in back-to-back outings was Nikola Vučević, Nov. 25-26, 2018. **The last Magic player to score 30+ points in three straight games was Dwight Howard, who had 30+ points in four consecutive contests from Feb. 13-25, 2011. J-I… Jonathan Isaac enjoyed a career-night on Nov. 23 @ Indiana, pouring in a career-high 25 points, going 10-of-16 from the floor, including 4-of-6 from three-point range…Isaac has scored in double figures 22 times and 20+ points four times…He has also recorded five double-doubles. **MAGIC TRICKS – THE MINISTER OF DEFENSE** Jonathan Isaac caused havoc on the defensive end, recording at least one blocked shot 30 times and at least one steal 23 times…In fact, Isaac had multiple blocked shots 22 times and multiple steals 12 times…He recorded four-or-more blocks seven times this season. At the time of his injury diagnosis to his left knee (Jan. 3), Isaac had ranked fourth in the NBA in blocked shots, 11th in steals, 17th in steals-to-turnover ratio and 40th in rebounding. On Nov. 6 @ Dallas, Isaac tallied 13 points, 10 rebounds, a career-high five assists, a career-high six blocked shots and four steals…Isaac became just the third player in Orlando Magic history to record 6+ blocks and 4+ steals in a single game, joining Bo Outlaw and Ben Wallace:

PLAYER 6+ BLOCKS/4+ STEALS IN SAME GAME Bo Outlaw Feb. 10, 1999 @ New Jersey: 7 blocks, 5 steals

Ben Wallace Dec. 23, 1999 @ Charlotte: 6 blocks, 4 steals JONATHAN ISAAC NOV. 6, 2019 @ DALLAS: 6 blocks, 4 steals

Per SportRadar, Isaac became just the third player in the NBA since 1983-84 with a stat line of 13+ points, 10+ rebounds, 5+ assists, 6+ blocked shots and 4+ steals, joining Hakeem Olajuwon (who did it eight times) and Ralph Sampson, and the first to accomplish it since Apr. 14 1998 (Olajuwon, 13 points, 18 rebounds, 8 assists, 6 blocks and 4 steals @ Houston). On Dec. 28 @ Milwaukee, Isaac recorded a career-high seven steals…That is one shy of the franchise record for most steals in a game…Nick Anderson had eight steals on Nov. 12, 1991 @ Washington...Isaac became just the seventh player in the NBA since 2003 to have 6+ blocks in a game and 7+ steals in a game during the same season (Draymond Green, Kawhi Leonard, Josh Smith, Shawn Marion, Gerald Wallace, Andrei Kirilenko).

FLASH GORDON… Aaron Gordon has scored in double figures 36 times this season, 20+ points eight times and 30+ points once, including a season-high 32 points on Dec. 4 vs. Phoenix…He has also recorded 13 double-doubles…Gordon scored the game-winning basket and free throw with 1.1 seconds left on Jan. 13 @ Sacramento…He scored in double figures 68 times last season, had 20+ points 24 times and 30+ points once…Gordon also recorded 19 double-doubles and on Feb. 5, 2019 @ Oklahoma City, dished out a career-high 10 assists. Gordon has now scored 30+ points ten times during his NBA career…He had a career-high 41 points on Oct. 24, 2017. “THE HUMAN TORCH”… Terrence Ross, AKA “The Human Torch,” provides tremendous scoring off the bench for the Orlando Magic…Ross has scored in double figures 35 times and 20+ points eight times, including a season-high 26 points on Dec. 23 vs. Chicago and Jan. 22 vs. Oklahoma City…Last season, Ross scored in double figures 60 times, had 20+ points 20 times and 30+ points four times…Ross has scored 30+ points five times during his NBA career, including a career-high is 51 points, set on Jan. 25, 2014 vs. the L.A. Clippers. **MAGIC TRICKS – SPECIAL RESERVE** When Terrence Ross scores 15+ points this season (19 times), Orlando has a record of 12-7. Last season, Terrence Ross stood fourth in the NBA among all reserves in total points with 1,223 and led all reserves in three-pointers made with 217…His 217 three-pointers made were the most in NBA history by players who did not made a single start and was second in NBA history for most three-pointers made coming off the bench, trailing only Wayne Ellington, who made 218 in 2017-18. MARKELLE MAKING HIS MARK… Markelle Fultz has scored in double figures 35 times this season and 20+ points four times, including a career-high 25 points on Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn…It marks the first four 20-point games of his NBA career…Fultz has led (or tied) the team in scoring three times, in rebounding once and in assists a team-high 22 times…He dished out a career-high 14 assists on Feb. 3 @ Charlotte. **MAGIC TRICKS – TRIPLE-DOUBLE** On Jan. 15 @ L.A. Lakers, Markelle Fultz tallied 21 points, a career-high 11 rebounds and 10 assists for his second career triple-double…Fultz also had a triple-double on Apr. 11, 2018 vs. Milwaukee…It was the 31st triple-double in Orlando Magic history and the first since Oct. 20, 2018 @ Philadelphia, when Nikola Vučević had 27 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists. BACK-TO-BACKS… The Orlando Magic will have their tenth back-to-back set Feb. 28 vs. Minnesota and Feb. 29 @ San Antonio…The Magic are 5-13 this season in back-to-backs (4-5 in first game, 1-8 in second game)…Orlando will play 11 back-to-back sets this season (four away/away, four home/away, one away/home and two home/home)…Last season, Orlando played 14 back-to-back sets and were 16-12 in those games last season (10-4 in first game; 6-8 in second game). **MAGIC TRICKS – L.A. STORY** Orlando completed a back-to-back set against both the Lakers and the Clippers in Los Angeles Jan. 15-16…The Magic beat the Lakers on Jan. 15 at Staples Center, 119-118, then fell to the Clippers the following night (Jan. 16), 122-95…It marked the second time in franchise history that the Magic have played both the Lakers and Clippers in a road back-to-back…The other time was Nov. 24-25, 1990 (Nov. 24 @ L.A. Lakers, 115-89 loss; Nov. 25 @ L.A. Clippers, 119-91 loss). **MAGIC TRICKS – HOME AND HOME** Orlando had two home back-to-back sets this season…Orlando went 0-2 during their first set on Nov. 1 vs. Milwaukee and Nov. 2 vs. Denver…Orlando then went 1-1 during the second set Jan. 3 vs. Miami (win) and Jan. 4 vs. Utah (loss)…The Magic have now played 23 home/home back-to-backs in franchise history…Orlando is 13-10 in the first game and 10-13 in the second game…The Magic have swept both games seven times, the opponent has swept seven times and there have been nine splits. MAGIC MILESTONES… The following players are approaching career milestones with the Orlando Magic:

AL-FAROUQ AMINU NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 688 games played Needs 12 games played to reach 700

1,910 field goals made Needs 90 FGs to reach 2,000 535 three-point field goals made Needs 65 3FGs to reach 600

893 free throws made Needs 107 FTs to reach 1,000 848 assists Needs 152 assists to reach 1,000 659 steals Needs 41 steals to reach 700

388 blocked shots Needs 12 blocked shots to reach 400 1,493 points Needs 507 points to reach 2,000

MICHAEL CARTER-WILLIAMS NEXT CAREER MILESTONE

454 steals Needs 46 steals to reach 500 3,621 points Needs 379 points to reach 4,000

EVAN FOURNIER NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 896 three-point field goals made Needs 4 3FGs to reach 900

Needs 104 to reach 1,000

AARON GORDON NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 387 games played Needs 13 games played to reach 400

1,846 field goals made Needs 154 FGs to reach 2,000 423 three-point field goals made Needs 77 3FGs to reach 500

585 free throws made Needs 15 FTs to reach 600 871 assists Needs 129 assists to reach 1,000 297 steals Needs 3 steals to reach 300

4,885 points Needs 115 points to reach 5,000

JONATHAN ISAAC NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 732 rebounds Needs 268 rebounds to reach 1,000

WES IWUNDU NEXT CAREER MILESTONE

757 points Needs 263 points to reach 1,000

TERRENCE ROSS NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 5,825 points Needs 175 points to reach 6,000

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 577 games played Needs 23 games played to reach 600

3,998 field goals made Needs 2 FGs to reach 4,000 938 free throws made Needs 62 FTs to reach 1,000

5,878 rebounds Needs 122 rebounds to reach 6,000 The following players are also ready to move up on the Orlando Magic’s all-time franchise leader boards:

D.J. AUGUSTIN MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 1,106 assists Needs 55 assists for 10th all-time (Fournier – 1,160)

EVAN FOURNIER MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 394 games played Needs 18 games played for 9th all-time (Grant/Turner – 411)

2,261 field goals made Needs 161 FGs for 9th all-time (Scott – 2,421) 5,030 field goals attempted Needs 351 FGAs for 9th all-time (Hardaway – 5,380)

782 three-point field goals made Needs 13 3FGs for 4th all-time (Turkoglu – 794) 2,089 three-point field goals attempted Needs 7 3FGAs for 4th all-time (Turkoglu – 2,095)

966 free throws made Needs 127 FTs for 10th all-time (Nelson – 1,092) 1,185 free throws attempted Needs 41 FTAs for 10th all-time (Vučević – 1,225)

1,000 personal fouls Needs 54 fouls for 8th all-time (O’Neal – 1,053) 6,270 points Needs 334 points for 9th all-time (Scott – 6,603)

AARON GORDON MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 387 games played Needs 25 games played for 9th all-time (Grant/Turner – 411)

1,101 free throws attempted Needs 125 FTAs for 10th all-time (Vučević – 1,225) 240 blocked shots Needs 53 blocks for 7th all-time (McGrady – 292)

JONATHAN ISAAC MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 206 blocked shots Needs 35 blocked shots for 8th all-time (Gordon – 240)

Needs 87 blocks for 7th all-time (McGrady – 292)

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 3,860 field goals made Needs 175 FGs for 2nd all-time (Howard – 4,034)

Needs 216 FGs for 1st all-time (Anderson – 4,075) 1,225 free throws attempted Needs 78 FTAs for 9th all-time (Armstrong – 1,302)

1,419 assists Needs 115 assists for 8th all-time (McGrady – 1,533) 512 blocked shots Needs 25 blocks for 3rd all-time (Outlaw – 536)

G LEAGUE GOSSIP… The Lakeland Magic improved to 19-13 during the 2019-20 season with a 121-99 win on Feb. 4 @ Erie…It was Lakeland’s fourth straight victory…Melvin Frazier Jr. led Lakeland with 23 points (11-11 FG) and 10 rebounds, while Josh Magette tallied 20 points and 13 assists…Their next game is Feb. 7 vs. Raptors 905.

Lakeland lost in the 2019 NBA G League Eastern Conference Final, 108-106 in overtime @ Long Island, ending their playoff run…Lakeland had defeated Westchester on Mar. 29 in the NBA G League Eastern Conference Semifinals, 104-91, at RP Funding Center…The Lakeland Magic finished the 2018-19 regular season with a record of 32-18…Lakeland clinched first place in the Southeast Division, its second straight playoff appearance, and a first round bye during the 2019 NBA G League Playoffs. *For updated Lakeland stats, please click HERE. On December 14, 2016, the Orlando Magic and the NBA G League announced that the Magic purchased the Erie BayHawks with plans to relocate the team to Lakeland, Fla. and begin play during the 2017-18 season…With the purchase, the Magic became the 17th NBA team to own and operate their NBA G League affiliate, the Lakeland Magic…The franchise will play its 24 home games at The RP Funding Center…The Lakeland Magic season is made up of 50 regular season games plus a postseason and runs from November to April…Season ticket deposits for the 2019-20 season are now being accepted by calling 863-825-3258 or logging on to LakelandMagic.com. ABOUT THE ORLANDO MAGIC AND AMWAY CENTER… Orlando's NBA franchise since 1989, the Magic's mission is to be world champions on and off the court, delivering legendary moments every step of the way. Under the DeVos family’s ownership, the Magic have seen great success in a relatively short history, winning six division championships (1995, 1996, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2019) with seven 50-plus win seasons and capturing the Eastern Conference title in 1995 and 2009. Off the court, on an annual basis, the Orlando Magic gives more than $2 million to the local community by way of sponsorships of events, donated tickets, autographed merchandise and grants. Orlando Magic community relations programs impact an estimated 100,000 kids each year, while a Magic staff-wide initiative provides more than 7,000 volunteer hours annually. In addition, the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation (OMYF) which serves at-risk youth, has distributed more than $25 million to local nonprofit community organizations over the last 30 years. The Magic’s other entities include the team’s NBA G League affiliate, the Lakeland Magic, which began play in the 2017-18 season in nearby Lakeland, Fla.; the Orlando Solar Bears of the ECHL, which serves as the affiliate to the NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning; and Magic Gaming, of the NBA 2K League, which began play in the spring of 2018. The Magic play their home games at the award-winning Amway Center, honored with TheStadiumBusiness Awards’ 2013 Customer Experience Award and named SportsBusiness Journal's 2012 Sports Facility of the Year. Season ticket plans start as low as $13 per game. For ticket information, log on to OrlandoMagic.com or call 407-89-MAGIC. The Orlando Magic served as the developer of the Amway Center, which hosts major national events, concerts and family shows. Opened in the fall of 2010, the facility is owned and operated by the City of Orlando on behalf of the Central Florida community. The Amway Center was designed to reflect the character of the community, meet the goals of the users and build on the legacy of sports and entertainment in Orlando. The building’s exterior features a modern blend of glass and metal materials, along with ever-changing graphics via a monumental wall along one facade. A 180-foot tall tower serves as a beacon amid the downtown skyline. The 875,000-square foot, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certified building features a sustainable, environmentally-friendly design and unmatched technology, including 1,100 digital monitors, the tallest high-definition video board in an NBA venue and multiple premium amenities available to all patrons in the building. Amway Center was honored with TheStadiumBusiness Awards’ 2013 Customer Experience Award and named SportsBusiness Journal's 2012 Sports Facility of the Year. For more information about the Amway Center, visit AmwayCenter.com. NOTHING BUT THE NET... Log on to OrlandoMagic.com to get the latest information on the Orlando Magic, including updated bios, statistics, schedule information, roster adjustments, video interviews, behind-the-scene features, stories and much more. CHARTING THE MAGIC...(also see NBA Misc. Statistics Sheet) 2019-20 REGULAR SEASON Orlando's Record When: Offense...Defense...Hustle Stats... Scoring 100-plus points: 18-12 Scoring less than 100 points: 4-18 Allowing 100-plus points: 10-26 Allowing less than 100 points: 12-4 Shooting 50 percent or better FGs: 4-0 Shooting under 50 percent FGs: 18-30 Opponent shooting 50 percent or better FGs: 4-11 Opponent shooting under 50 percent FGs: 18-19 Making five or more 3 FGs: 22-29 Making four or less 3 FGs: 0-1 Attempting more (or same) FTs than opponent: 17-15 Attempting less FTs than opponent: 5-15 Having more (or same) rebounds than opponent: 15-10 Being outrebounded by opponent: 7-20 Having more (or same) assists than opponent: 15-10 Having less assists than opponent: 7-20 Having more (or same) blocks than opponent: 15-20 Having less blocks than opponent: 7-10 Having more (or same) steals than opponent: 15-19 Having less steals than opponent: 7-11 Having more (or same) turnovers than opponent: 6-15 Having less turnovers than opponent: 16-15

Days...Months...Back-to-Backs... Playing on Sundays: 3-2 Playing in October: 2-2 … Playing in November: 5-9 Playing on Mondays: 5-5 Playing in December: 7-8 Playing on Tuesdays: 1-2 Playing in January: 7-8 Playing on Wednesdays: 8-6 Playing in February: 1-3 Playing on Thursdays: 0-2 Playing in March: n/a Playing on Fridays: 5-6 Playing in April: n/a Playing on Saturdays: 0-7 Playing in back-to-backs: 5-13 Playing in first game of back-to-back: 4-5 Playing in second game of back-to-back: 1-8 Misc.... Leading (or tied) after the first quarter: 14-11 Trailing after the first quarter: 8-19 Leading (or tied) after the first half: 18-8 Trailing after the first half: 4-22 Leading (or tied) after the third quarter: 19-2 Trailing after the third quarter: 3-28 Game margin is 1-5 points: 6-6 Game margin is 6-10 points: 4-10 Game margin is 11+ points: 12-14 Five-plus Players Scoring in Double Figures: 15-20 Six-plus Players Scoring in Double Figures: 10-6 Playing in overtime: n/a Wearing Association uniforms (white): 8-7 Wearing Icon uniforms (black): 6-10 Wearing Statement uniforms (blue): 3-10 Wearing City uniforms (orange): 5-3 Largest margin of victory: 34 points (Jan. 8 vs. WAS) Largest margin of defeat: 32 points (Nov. 1 vs. MIL) Largest lead during a game: 36 points (Jan. 8 vs. WAS) Largest lead surrendered in loss: 19 points (Dec. 18 @ DEN) Largest deficit during a game: 34 points (Nov. 1 vs. MIL) Largest deficit overcome to win: 16 points (Nov. 15 vs. SAN) Magic game-high scoring honors (including ties): Fournier (18), Vučević (15), Gordon (6), Ross (6), Isaac (3), Fultz (3), Augustin (2), Carter-Williams (1) Magic game-high rebounding honors (including ties): Vučević (31), Gordon (10), Isaac (7), Bamba (5), Aminu (2), Birch (2), Carter-Williams (1), Fultz (1) Magic game-high assist honors (including ties): Fultz (22), Augustin (19), Fournier (10), Vučević (8), Gordon (5), Carter-Williams (3), Isaac (1) Double-Doubles: Vučević (25), Gordon (13), Isaac (5), Fultz (2), Aminu (1), Bamba (1) Triple-Doubles: Fultz (1) Starting Line-up and record:

FORWARD FORWARD CENTER GUARD GUARD RECORD Isaac Gordon Vučević Fournier Augustin 2-3 Isaac Gordon Vučević Fournier Fultz 5-9 Aminu Gordon Vučević Fournier Fultz 2-0 Iwundu Isaac Birch Fournier Fultz 1-2 Isaac Gordon Birch Fournier Fultz 4-3 Isaac Gordon Birch Fournier Augustin 0-1

Iwundu Isaac Vučević Fournier Fultz 1-1 Gordon Birch Vučević Fournier Fultz 4-7 Iwundu Gordon Vučević Fournier Fultz 2-3 Iwundu Birch Vučević Fournier Fultz 0-1 Gordon Birch Vučević Iwundu Fultz 1-0

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON QUARTER-BY-QUARTER RECAP

1ST QUARTER

2ND QUARTER

3RD QUARTER

4TH QUARTER

OT 2ND OT TOTAL

MAGIC 1,324 (25.5 ppg.)

1,402 (27.0 ppg.)

1,323 (25.4 ppg.)

1,321 (25.4 ppg.)

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5,370 (103.3 ppg.)

OPPONENTS 1,398 (26.9 ppg.)

1,342 (25.8 ppg.)

1,383 (26.6 ppg.)

1,326 (25.5 ppg.)

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5,449 (104.8 ppg.)

**For complete bios, please see the 2019-20 Orlando Magic media guide** (OrlandoMagic.com/Mediaguide) HEAD COACH'S BIO:

Steve Clifford Overall Record: 260-284 (.478) Record with Orlando: 64-70 (.478) Overall Playoff Record: 4-12 (.250) Playoff Record w/ Orlando: 1-4 (.200) Seasons in League: 7th Seasons with Orlando: 2nd Steve Clifford became the 14th head coach in Orlando Magic history on May 30, 2018…Brings more than 30 years of coaching experience at the NBA and collegiate level, including helping lead the Magic to the 2009 NBA Finals as an assistant coach…Returned to Orlando after spending the previous five seasons (2013-18) as head coach of the Charlotte Hornets…Compiled a record of 196-214 (.478) and led Charlotte to the NBA Playoffs in two of his first four seasons at the helm after the team qualified for the postseason just once in the previous 10 seasons…Recorded his 200th career NBA head coaching victory on Nov. 5, 2018 vs. Cleveland…Coached in his 500th career NBA game on Nov. 6, 2019 @ Dallas. During his first season at the helm of the Magic, guided Orlando to a 42-40 record (.512), a 17-win improvement, which was the largest turnaround in the NBA and the second-biggest improvement in franchise history…The Magic clinched a berth into the 2019 NBA Playoffs for the first time since 2012 and captured the Southeast Division title, the franchise’s first since 2009-10. A native of Island Falls, Maine, arrived in Charlotte after spending the 2012-13 season as an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Lakers, first under Mike Brown and then under Mike D’Antoni…Prior to the Lakers, spent five seasons as an assistant coach with Orlando from 2007-12…As a member of Stan Van Gundy’s staff, helped the Magic to a 259-135 record (.657) and five straight playoff appearances, including a trip to the 2009 NBA Finals…The team won 50 games or more in four straight seasons from 2007-11, winning three consecutive Southeast Division titles (2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10). Before going to Orlando, spent four seasons as an assistant coach under Jeff Van Gundy with the Houston Rockets from 2003-07…Began his NBA career with the New York Knicks, serving as the team’s advance scout in 2000-01 before moving to the bench as an assistant coach from 2001-03. Prior to the NBA, spent 15 years coaching at the collegiate level, including four years as head coach at Adelphi University in Garden City, New York from 1995-99, where he posted a record of 86-36 (.705) and led the school to four straight 20-win seasons, becoming the first coach in school history to record consecutive 20-win campaigns, and four straight appearances in the NCAA Division II Tournament…His winning percentage remains the second-best of the 12 head coaches in the program’s 65-year history. Began his college coaching career at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire, where he spent four seasons as an assistant coach…Then served as an assistant coach for one year at Fairfield University, four seasons at Boston University and one season at Siena University before becoming the head coach at Adelphi…Also spent one season as an assistant coach at East Carolina University in 1999-2000 before moving to the NBA. His first coaching experience came at Woodland High School in Maine, where he coached for two seasons after graduating from the University of Maine at Farmington with a degree in special education…Played four years for the Beavers, being named Best Defensive Player in his final two seasons while serving as team captain.

PLAYER BIOS:

#2 Al-Farouq Aminu (F, 6-9, 220, Wake Forest, NBA Exp. 9 years) 10+ PTS: 2 10+ REBS: 2 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA DNP-torn right meniscus Feb. 1 vs. MIA DNP-torn right meniscus Feb. 3 @ CHA DNP-torn right meniscus Feb. 5 @ BOS DNP-torn right meniscus Feb. 6 @ NY DNP-torn right meniscus

Noting Aminu: 2019-20: Averaging 4.3 ppg., 4.8 rpg., 1.2 apg. and 1.00 stlpg. in 21.1 minpg. (18 games)…Made two starts – Averaging 9.5 ppg., 9.5 rpg., 1.5 apg. and 1.00 stlpg. in 31.3 minpg. (19 pts., 19 rebs., 3 asts., 2 stls., 62:31 played)

Led (or tied) the team in rebounding twice. Scored in double figures twice, including a season-high 13 points on Nov. 5 @ Oklahoma City and Nov. 15 vs. San Antonio. Had one double-double. Had 10+ rebounds twice, including a season-high 13 rebounds on Nov. 15 vs. San Antonio. Had at least one steal nine times and two-or-more steals seven times, including a season-high four steals on Oct. 28 @

Toronto. Had at least one blocked shot seven times and two-or-more blocks once. Missed 34 games (Dec. 1-Feb. 6) due to a torn meniscus in his right knee…Underwent successful surgery on Jan. 7.

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – AMINU (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 13 (2) 13 4 4 2 31:59

Nov. 15 vs. SAN Nov. 15 vs. SAN Nov. 23 @ IND Oct. 28 @ TOR Oct. 28 @ TOR Nov. 17 vs. WAS

#14 D.J. Augustin (G, 6-0, 183, Texas, NBA Exp. 11 years) 10+ PTS: 22 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 1

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA DNP-left knee bone irritation Feb. 1 vs. MIA DNP-left knee bone irritation Feb. 3 @ CHA DNP-left knee bone irritation Feb. 5 @ BOS DNP-left knee bone irritation Feb. 6 @ NY DNP-left knee bone irritation

Noting Augustin: 2019-20: Averaging 10.7 ppg., a team-high 4.7 apg. and 2.4 rpg. in 26.0 minpg. (39 games)…Has an assists-to-turnover ratio of 3.41 (184/54)…Shooting a team-high .877 (114-130) from the free throw line…Made six starts – Averaging 7.3 ppg., 4.2 apg. and 2.0 rpg. in 25.3 minpg. (44 pts., 25 asts., 12 rebs., 1 stl., 151:31 played)

As of Feb. 7, ranks eighth in the NBA in assists-to-turnover ratio and 17th in FT percentage. Led (or tied) the team in scoring twice and in assists 19 times. Scored in double figures 22 times and 20+ points three times, including a season-high 25 points on Jan. 1 @ Washington. Dished out 10+ assists once, including a season-high 10 assists on Nov. 27 @ Cleveland. Had at least one steal 17 times and two-or-more steals eight times, including a season-high three steals on Nov. 27 @

Cleveland and Dec. 6 @ Cleveland. Scored his 8,000th career NBA point on Nov. 6 @ Dallas…Recorded his 500th career NBA steal on Nov. 29 vs. Toronto. Missed 13 games due to injury: missed one game (Jan. 10) due to a left knee contusion, one game (Jan. 15) due to a sore left

knee and 11 games (Jan. 16-Feb. 6) due to left knee bone irritation. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – AUGUSTIN (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 25 6 10 3 (2) 1 31:25

Jan. 1 @ WAS Dec. 3 @ WAS Nov. 27 @ CLE Dec. 6 @ CLE Dec. 17 @ UTA Jan. 1 @ WAS

#5 Mo Bamba (C, 7-0, 231, Texas, NBA Exp. 1 year) 10+ PTS: 8 10+ REBS: 4 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 10 (3-3, 2-2, 2-2) 3 1 2 blks., 12:40 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 4 (2-3, 0-1, 0-0) 4 0 3 blks., 13:50 Feb. 3 @ CHA 12 (5-6, 2-2, 0-0) 7 1 2 blks., 11:33 Feb. 5 @ BOS 2 (1-2, 0-0, 0-0) 2 0 1 blk., 6:57 Feb. 6 @ NY 6 (2-4, 0-1, 2-2) 4 0 2 blks., 1 stl., 13:48

Noting Bamba: 2019-20: Averaging 5.5 ppg., 5.0 rpg. and 1.44 blkpg. in 15.0 minpg. (48 games)

As of Feb. 7, ranks 16th in the NBA in blocked shots. Led (or tied) the team in rebounding five times. Scored in double figures eight times, including a career-high-tying 15 points on Nov. 27 @ Cleveland. Had one double-double. Had 10+ rebounds four times, including a career-high-tying 12 rebounds on Nov. 25 @ Detroit. Had at least one blocked shot 37 times and two-or-more blocks 20 times, including a season-high four blocks four times, the

last on Jan. 18 @ Golden State. Had at least one steal 14 times and two-or-more steals four times. Missed four games due to injury: missed two games (Nov. 1, 6) due to load management/injury recovery, left shin and two

games (Dec. 27-28) due to a sprained right ankle. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – BAMBA (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 15# 12# 3# 2 (4)# 4 (4) 22:56

Nov. 27 @ CLE Nov. 25 @ DET Dec. 17 @ UTA Jan. 8 vs. WAS Jan. 18 @ GS Nov. 27 @ CLE

#24 Khem Birch (C, 6-9, 230, UNLV, NBA Exp. 2 years) 10+ PTS: 2 10+ REBS: 4 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 7 (2-4, 0-0, 3-3) 4 0 1 stl., 26:06 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 0 (0-1, 0-0, 0-0) 4 1 16:32 Feb. 3 @ CHA DNP-low back tightness Feb. 5 @ BOS 0 (0-0, 0-0, 0-0) 1 0 8:04 Feb. 6 @ NY 2 (0-0, 0-0, 2-2) 4 0 12:16

Noting Birch: 2019-20: Averaging 3.9 ppg. and 4.8 rpg. in 20.5 minpg. (37 games)…Made 24 starts – Averaging 4.5 ppg., 5.7 rpg. and 1.3 apg. in 24.4 minpg. (109 pts., 136 rebs., 30 asts., 18 blks., 14 stls., 586:08 played)

Led (or tied) the team in rebounding twice. Scored in double figures twice, including a season-high 12 points on Nov. 20 @ Toronto. Had 10+ rebounds four times, including a career-high-tying 12 rebounds on Nov. 29 vs. Toronto. Dished out a career-high-tying five assists on Dec. 3 @ Washington. Had at least one blocked shot 13 times and two-or-more blocks six times, including a season-high three blocked shots on Nov.

29 vs. Toronto. Had at least one steal 12 times and two-or-more steals three times, including a career-high-tying three steals on Jan. 8 vs.

Washington. Missed one game (Feb. 3) due to low back tightness…DNP-CD 14 times (Oct. 23-30, Nov. 5, 10-17, Dec. 15-18, 23, 30).

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – BIRCH (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 12 12# 5# 3# 3 31:53

Nov. 20 @ TOR Nov. 29 vs. TOR Dec. 3 @ WAS Jan. 8 vs. WAS Nov. 29 vs. TOR Dec. 13 vs. HOU

#7 Michael Carter-Williams (G, 6-6, 195, Syracuse, NBA Exp. 6 years) 10+ PTS: 9 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 9 (3-6, 0-1, 3-3) 1 1 1 blk., 21:00 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 10 (3-7, 1-3, 3-4) 4 3 21:54 Feb. 3 @ CHA 8 (3-4, 1-1, 1-1) 0 5 1 stl., 21:39 Feb. 5 @ BOS 12 (3-5, 1-2, 5-6) 1 6 3 stls., 2 blks., 24:04 Feb. 6 @ NY 7 (3-9, 0-2, 1-1) 2 4 3 stls., 1 blk., 25:19

Noting Carter-Williams: 2019-20: Averaging 6.7 ppg., 2.9 rpg., 2.5 apg. and 1.07 stlpg. in 17.6 minpg. (29 games)

Led (or tied) the team in scoring once, in rebounding once and in assists three times. Scored in double figures nine times, including a season-high 15 points on Jan. 22 vs. Oklahoma City and Jan. 26 vs. L.A.

Clippers. Had at least one steal 17 times and two-or-more steals eight times, including a season-high four steals on Dec. 18 @ Denver. Had at least one blocked shot ten times and two-or-more blocks twice, including a career-high-tying three blocked shots on

Nov. 6 @ Dallas. Missed 22 total games due to injury: missed two games (Nov. 1-2) due to a left hip contusion, six games (Nov. 20-Dec. 1) due

to left hip irritation, one game (Dec. 4) due to a nasal contusion and 13 games (Dec. 23-Jan. 16) due to a sprained AC joint in his left shoulder…DNP-CD once (Nov. 5).

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – CARTER-WILLIAMS (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 15 (2) 7 (3) 8 4 3# 25:57

Jan. 26 vs. LAC Jan. 26 vs. LAC Jan. 26 vs. LAC Dec. 18 @ DEN Nov. 6 @ DAL Nov. 8 vs. MEM

#12 Gary Clark (F, 6-6, 225, Cincinnati, NBA Exp. 1 year) 10+ PTS: 3 (1) 10+ REBS: 0 (0) 10+ ASTS: 0 (0)

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 29 Signed 10-day contract

Feb. 1 vs. MIA 0 (0-2, 0-2, 0-0) 4 0 11:00 Feb. 3 @ CHA 3 (1-2, 1-2, 0-0) 0 0 1 blk., 10:21 Feb. 5 @ BOS 0 (0-2, 0-2, 0-0) 4 0 2 stls., 16:52 Feb. 6 @ NY 3 (1-3, 1-3, 0-0) 2 1 1 blk., 13:48

Noting Clark: 2019-20: Averaging 3.6 ppg. and 2.5 rpg. in 12.3 minpg. with both Houston and Orlando (27 games)…Averaging 2.9 ppg. and 3.1 rpg. in 13.4 minpg. with Orlando (nine games)...Averaged 3.9 ppg. and 2.2 rpg. in 11.8 minpg. (18 games) with Houston.

Signed a 10-day contract with Orlando on Jan. 14, then signed second 10-day contract on Jan. 29…Waived by Houston on Jan. 7.

Scored in double figures three times (once with Orlando), including a season-high 12 points on Nov. 27 vs. Miami. Had a career-high-tying eight rebounds on Nov. 27 vs. Miami and Dec. 29 @ New Orleans. Had at least one blocked shot ten times (four times with Orlando) and two-or-more blocks once. Had at least one steal three times (once with Orlando) and two-or-more steals once (once with Orlando). Also averaged 20.0 ppg., 5.8 rpg., 2.5 apg., 2.50 stlpg. and 1.00 blkpg. in 36.8 minpg. with Rio Grande Valley of the NBA G

League (four games). 2018-19: Averaged 2.9 ppg. and 2.3 rpg. in 12.6 minpg. (51 games-two starts) with Houston...Also averaged 12.0 ppg., 6.9 rpg., 2.9 apg., 1.55 stlpg. and 1.00 blkpg. in 30.3 minpg. (seven games) with Rio Grande Valley of the NBA G League. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – CLARK (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 12 8 (2)# 3* 2# 2 29:17

Nov. 27 vs. MIA Dec. 29 @ NO Nov. 30 vs. ATL Feb. 5 @ BOS Dec. 9 vs. SAC Nov. 27 vs. MIA

#11 James Ennis III (F, 6-6, 215, Long Beach State, NBA Exp. 5 years) 10+ PTS: 8 (0) 10+ REBS: 1 (0) 10+ ASTS: 0 (0)

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Feb. 6 Acquired from PHI

Noting Ennis III: 2019-20: Averaging 5.8 ppg. and 3.1 rpg. in 15.8 minpg. with Philadelphia (49 games).

Acquired from Philadelphia in exchange for a 2020 second round draft pick on Feb. 6. Scored in double figures eight times and 20+ points once, including a season-high 20 points on Nov. 29 @ New York. Had 10+ rebounds once, including a season-high 11 rebounds on Oct. 30 vs. Minnesota. Had at least one steal 16 times and two-or-more steals six times, including a season-high three steals on Nov. 2 @ Portland. Had at least one blocked shot 13 times and two-or-more blocks once. Missed one game (Jan. 3) due to a stomach illness…DNP-CD once (Jan. 13).

2018-19: Averaged 6.7 ppg. and 3.1 rpg. in 21.2 minpg. (58 games-27 starts) with both Houston and Philadelphia. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – ENNIS III (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 20 11 3 (2) 3 2# 27:16

Nov. 29 @ NY Oct. 30 vs. MIN Dec. 13 vs. NO Nov. 2 @ POR Dec. 23 @ DET Dec. 2 vs. UTA

#10 Evan Fournier (G-F, 6-7, 205, France, NBA Exp. 7 years) 10+ PTS: 46 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 9 (3-13, 1-7, 2-2) 4 8 1 stl., 30:38 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 12 (3-13, 2-7, 4-4) 1 4 2 stls., 33:44 Feb. 3 @ CHA 17 (7-14, 3-6, 0-0) 3 1 30:49 Feb. 5 @ BOS 26 (8-15, 6-8, 4-4) 4 1 34:01 Feb. 6 @ NY 16 (3-7, 2-5, 8-9) 3 0 1 stl., 32:32

Noting Fournier: 2019-20: Averaging 18.7 ppg., 3.2 apg., 2.7 rpg. and 1.02 stlpg. in 31.5 minpg. (51 games-51 starts)…Shooting a team-high .404 (133-329) from three-point range and .829 (150-181) from the free throw line.

As of Feb. 7, ranks 30th in the NBA in three-point FG percentage. Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-high 18 times and in assists ten times. Scored in double figures a team-high 46 times, 20+ points 20 times and 30+ points four times, including a career-high-tying 32

points on Dec. 1 vs. Golden State. Had at least one steal 36 times and two-or-more steals 13 times, including a season-high three steals on Nov. 20 @ Toronto

and Jan. 10 @ Phoenix. Had at least one blocked shot nine times. Recorded his 800th career NBA three-point field goal made on Nov. 27 @ Cleveland…Recorded his 1,000th career NBA free

throw made on Nov. 29 vs. Toronto…Recorded his 400th career NBA steal on Dec. 20 @ Portland…Played in his 500th career NBA game on Jan. 20 @ Charlotte…Scored his 7,000th career NBA point on Jan. 24 vs. Boston.

Passed Darrell Armstrong (654) for sixth on the Magic’s all-time three-point field goals made list on Oct. 30 vs. New York and passed Rashard Lewis (658) for fifth on Nov. 1 vs. Milwaukee…Passed Donald Royal (872) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time free throws made list on Nov. 29 vs. Toronto…Passed Darrell Armstrong (2,044) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time field goals made list on Dec. 1 vs. Golden State…Passed Brian Shaw (1,061) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time assists list on Dec. 4 vs. Phoenix…Passed Darrell Armstrong (1,892) for fifth on the Magic’s all-time three-point field goals attempted list on Dec. 6 @ Cleveland…Passed Darrell Armstrong (932) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time personal foul list on Dec. 17 @ Utah and passed Dennis Scott (970) for ninth on Jan. 13 @ Sacramento…Passed Darrell Armstrong (5,898) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time scoring list on Dec. 27 vs. Philadelphia…Passed Scott Skiles (11,940) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time minutes played list on Jan. 4 vs. Utah…Passed Darrell Armstrong (4,878) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time field goals attempted list on Jan. 16 @ L.A. Clippers.

Missed one game (Dec. 15) due to a right quad contusion. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – FOURNIER (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 32# 7 9 3 (2) 1 (9) 39:10

Dec. 1 vs. GS Nov. 8 vs. MEM Nov. 17 vs. WAS Jan. 10 @ PHX Jan. 26 vs. LAC Nov. 27 @ CLE

#35 Melvin Frazier Jr. (G-F, 6-6, 215, Tulane, NBA Exp. 1 year) 10+ PTS: 0 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 0 (0-0, 0-0, 0-0) 0 0 2:31 Feb. 1 vs. MIA DNP-CD Feb. 3 @ CHA Inactive List/G League Feb. 5 @ BOS Inactive List/G League Feb. 6 @ NY Inactive List/G League

Noting Frazier Jr.: 2019-20: Averaging 1.4 ppg. in 3.6 minpg. (13 games)

Averaging 16.1 ppg., 6.4 rpg., 2.6 apg. and 2.23 stlpg. in 37.1 minpg. with Lakeland of the NBA G League (13 games). Missed one game (Nov. 2) due to a left shoulder contusion…Missed one game (Nov. 8) due to personal reasons. DNP-CD 26 times (Oct. 23-30, Nov. 5-6, 10-17, 23-29, Dec. 3, 6-11, 15-18, 23-27, Jan. 3, 6, Feb. 1). On the Inactive List 11 times (Jan. 10-24, Feb. 3-6). Assigned to Lakeland of the NBA G League on Nov. 16…Recalled on Nov. 17…Assigned to Lakeland on Dec. 10…Recalled

on Dec. 11…Assigned to Lakeland on Dec. 19…Recalled on Dec. 20…Assigned to Lakeland on Jan. 9…Recalled on Jan. 26…Assigned to Lakeland on Feb. 2.

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – FRAZIER JR. (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 6# 1 (4)# 1# 1 (4)# 1 (2)* 12:41

Jan. 8 vs. WAS Jan. 8 vs. WAS Nov. 20 @ TOR Jan. 26 vs. LAC Jan. 8 vs. WAS Jan. 1 @ WAS

#20 Markelle Fultz (G, 6-4, 209, Washington, NBA Exp. 2 years) 10+ PTS: 35 10+ REBS: 1 10+ ASTS: 2

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 12 (5-12, 0-2, 2-4) 4 7 2 stls., 29:08 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 11 (4-8, 0-1, 3-3) 4 6 1 stl., 30:55 Feb. 3 @ CHA 12 (4-6, 1-2, 3-4) 1 14 2 stls., 34:42 Feb. 5 @ BOS 4 (2-4, 0-0, 0-0) 3 5 30:21 Feb. 6 @ NY 16 (6-9, 0-1, 4-4) 4 6 29:50

Noting Fultz: 2019-20: Averaging 11.6 ppg., 4.9 apg., 3.5 rpg. and 1.25 stlpg. in 27.9 minpg. (51 games)…Made 46 starts – Averaging 11.8 ppg., 5.0 apg., 3.7 rpg. and 1.33 stlpg. in 28.5 minpg. (544 pts., 230 asts., 169 rebs., 61 stls., 10 blks., 1,309:41 played)

As of Feb. 7, tied for 32nd in the NBA in steals and tied for 37th in assists. Led (or tied) the team in scoring three times, in rebounding once and in assists a team-high 22 times. Scored in double figures 35 times and 20+ points four times, including a career-high 25 points on Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn. Had a career-high 11 rebounds on Jan. 15 @ L.A. Lakers. Dished out 10+ assists twice, including a career-high 14 assists on Feb. 3 @ Charlotte. Had two double-doubles. Recorded a triple-double (second of his career) on Jan. 15 @ L.A. Lakers with 21 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists. Had at least one steal 37 times and two-or-more steals 17 times, including a career-high six steals on Jan. 3 vs. Miami. Had at least one blocked shot eight times and two-or-more blocks once, including a career-high-tying two blocked shots on

Nov. 8 vs. Memphis. Played a career-high 34:42 on Feb. 3 @ Charlotte. Missed one game (Dec. 11) due to a stomach virus.

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – FULTZ (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 25* 11* 14* 6* 2# 34:42*

Jan. 6 vs. BKN Jan. 15 @ LAL Feb. 3 @ CHA Jan. 3 vs. MIA Nov. 8 vs. MEM Feb. 3 @ CHA

#00 Aaron Gordon (F, 6-9, 235, Arizona, NBA Exp. 5 years) 10+ PTS: 36 10+ REBS: 13 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 13 (6-15, 1-3, 0-0) 7 0 1 blk., 33:48 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 24 (9-20, 4-7, 2-3) 5 1 2 stls., 34:10 Feb. 3 @ CHA 16 (6-12, 2-5, 2-6) 12 5 2 stls., 37:39 Feb. 5 @ BOS 23 (7-15, 1-3, 8-10) 10 4 2 stls., 1 blk., 31:08 Feb. 6 @ NY 16 (7-14, 2-6, 0-2) 4 5 1 stl., 34:12

Noting Gordon: 2019-20: Averaging 13.8 ppg., 7.2 rpg. and 3.0 apg. in 31.9 minpg. (46 games-46 starts)

As of Feb. 7, tied for 31st in the NBA in rebounding. Led (or tied) the team in scoring six times, in rebounding ten times and in assists five times. Scored in double figures 36 times, 20+ points eight times and 30+ points once, including a season-high 32 points on Dec. 4

vs. Phoenix. Scored game-winning basket and free throw with 1.1 seconds left on Jan. 13 @ Sacramento. Had 13 double-doubles. Had 10+ rebounds 13 times, including a season-high 14 rebounds on Dec. 11 vs. L.A. Lakers and Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn. Had at least one steal 26 times and two-or-more steals ten times. Had at least one blocked shot 18 times and two-or-more blocks three times, including a season-high three blocked shots on

Dec. 23 vs. Chicago. Made his 500th career NBA free throw on Nov. 5 @ Oklahoma City…Recorded his 400th career NBA three-point field goal

made on Dec. 27 vs. Philadelphia. Passed Bo Outlaw (2,160) for seventh on the Magic’s all-time three-point field goals made list on Nov. 6 @ Dallas…Passed

Hedo Turkoglu (2,221) for sixth on the Magic’s all-time rebounding list on Dec. 3 @ Washington. Missed six games due to injury: missed three games (Nov. 23-27) due to a right ankle contusion, two games (Dec. 30-Jan. 1)

due to a sore left Achilles and one game (Jan. 10) due to right calf tightness. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – GORDON (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 32 14 (2) 7 (2) 2 (10) 3 38:22

Dec. 4 vs. PHX Jan. 6 vs. BKN Jan. 20 @ CHA Feb. 5 @ BOS Dec. 23 vs. CHI Jan. 24 vs. BOS

#1 Jonathan Isaac (F, 6-10, 230, Florida State, NBA Exp. 2 years) 10+ PTS: 22 10+ REBS: 6 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA DNP-left knee injury Feb. 1 vs. MIA DNP-left knee injury Feb. 3 @ CHA DNP-left knee injury Feb. 5 @ BOS DNP-left knee injury Feb. 6 @ NY DNP-left knee injury

Noting Isaac: 2019-20: Averaging 12.0 ppg., 6.9 rpg., 1.4 apg., 2.44 blkpg. and 1.56 stlpg. in 29.7 minpg. (32 games-32 starts).

Led (or tied) the team in scoring three times, in rebounding seven times and in assists once. Scored in double figures 22 times and 20+ points four times, including a career-high 25 points on Nov. 23 @ Indiana. Had five double-doubles. Had 10+ rebounds six times, including a career-high-tying 13 rebounds on Nov. 20 @ Toronto. Dished out a career-high five assists on Nov. 6 @ Dallas and Dec. 23 vs. Chicago. Had at least one blocked shot 30 times and two-or-more blocks 23 times, including a career-high six blocked shots on Nov. 6

@ Dallas. Had at least one steal 22 times and two-or-more steals 12 times, including a career-high seven steals on Dec. 28 @

Milwaukee. Scored his 1,000th career NBA point on Nov. 20 @ Toronto. Passed Darko Milicic (200) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time blocked shots list on Dec. 27 vs. Philadelphia and passed Tony

Battie (205) for ninth on Dec. 30 vs. Atlanta. Missed 20 games due to injury: missed two games (Nov. 15-17) due to a sprained right ankle and 18 games (Jan. 3-Feb. 6)

due to a posterior lateral corner injury/medial bone contusion of his left knee…Suffered the knee injury on Jan. 1 @ Washington.

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – ISAAC (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 25* 13# 5 (2)* 7* 6* 35:42

Nov. 23 @ IND Nov. 20 @ TOR Dec. 23 vs. CHI Dec. 28 @ MIL Nov. 6 @ DAL Oct. 28 @ TOR

#25 Wes Iwundu (F, 6-7, 195, Kansas State, NBA Exp. 2 years) 10+ PTS: 4 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 6 (2-5, 2-5, 0-0) 1 2 1 stl., 15:28 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 1 (0-2, 0-1, 1-2) 1 0 12:59 Feb. 3 @ CHA 9 (3-8, 1-4, 2-2) 2 2 1 stl., 22:14 Feb. 5 @ BOS 3 (1-2, 1-2, 0-0) 1 1 1 stl., 24:52 Feb. 6 @ NY 2 (0-3, 0-1, 2-2) 2 1 12:15

Noting Iwundu: 2019-20: Averaging 5.0 ppg., 2.5 rpg. and 1.0 apg. in 18.2 minpg. (38 games)…Shooting .823 (51-62) from the free throw line…Made 12 starts – Averaging 7.6 ppg., 2.8 rpg. and 1.0 apg. in 25.9 minpg. (91 pts., 33 rebs., 12 asts., 11 stls., 5 blks., 311:05 played)

Scored in double figures four times, including a career-high 19 points on Jan. 15 @ L.A. Lakers. Had at least one steal 19 times and two-or-more steals four times. Had at least one blocked shot ten times. . Ejected (fighting) on Dec. 11 vs. L.A. Lakers. DNP-CD 14 times (Oct. 23-30, Nov. 2-5, 10-13, 29, Dec. 3, 6-9, 15-17).

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – IWUNDU (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 19* 7 3 2 (4) 1 (10) 31:31

Jan. 15 @ LAL Jan. 8 vs. WAS Dec. 20 @ POR Jan. 15 @ LAL Jan. 18 @ GS Jan. 15 @ LAL

#13 BJ Johnson (G-F, 6-7, 200, La Salle, NBA Exp. 1 year) *two-way contract 10+ PTS: 0 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 2 (0-1, 0-1, 2-2) 2 0 2:31 Feb. 1 vs. MIA DNP-CD Feb. 3 @ CHA 0 (0-1, 0-0, 0-0) 0 0 4:05 Feb. 5 @ BOS 0 (0-1, 0-0, 0-0) 0 0 0:46 Feb. 6 @ NY DNP-CD

Noting Johnson: 2019-20: Averaging 1.6 ppg. in 5.8 minpg. (eight games)

Averaging 23.6 ppg., 5.8 rpg., 2.1 apg. and 2.05 stlpg. in 35.7 minpg. with Lakeland of the NBA G League (20 games). Signed to a two-way contract on Nov. 4…Appeared in three preseason games with Orlando, averaging 3.3 ppg. and 1.0 rpg.

in 5.8 minpg. Had at least one steal once and two-or-more steals once. On the Inactive List 26 times (Nov. 5-25, Nov. 29-Dec. 1, Dec. 6-9, 13-20, Dec. 27-Jan. 6). Missed one game (Jan. 20) due to personal reasons…DNP-CD 11 times (Nov. 27, Dec. 3, 11, 23, Jan. 10-13, 18, 22-24, Feb.

1, 6). 2018-19: Averaged 3.3 ppg. and 1.1 rpg. in 7.0 minpg. (seven games) with both Atlanta and Sacramento…Also played in 39 games (32 starts) with Lakeland of the NBA G League, averaging 15.4 ppg., 5.1 rpg., 1.4 apg. and 1.41 stlpg. in 29.8 minpg., while shooting .444 (76-171) from three-point range and .841 (95-113) from the free throw line. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – JOHNSON (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 9 3 1 (2)* 2* -- 22:42*

Jan. 15 @ LAL Jan. 15 @ LAL Jan. 16 @ LAC Jan. 15 @ LAL Jan. 15 @ LAL

#23 Vic Law (F, 6-7, 200, Northwestern, NBA Exp. Rookie) *two-way contract 10+ PTS: 0 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 0 (0-1, 0-1, 0-2) 0 0 2:31 Feb. 1 vs. MIA Inactive List/G League Feb. 3 @ CHA Inactive List/G League Feb. 5 @ BOS Inactive List/G League Feb. 6 @ NY Inactive List/G League

Noting Law: 2019-20: Has not scored in 1.8 minpg. (two games)

Averaging 19.9 ppg., 7.9 rpg., 3.0 apg. and 1.10 stlpg. in 35.4 minpg. with Lakeland of the NBA G League (30 games). Signed to a two-way contract on Jan. 11…Appeared in one preseason game with Orlando, averaging 2.0 ppg., 2.0 rpg. and

1.0 rpg. in 5.1 minpg. Made his NBA debut on Jan. 26 vs. L.A. Clippers (did not score in 1:10). On the Inactive List 11 times (Jan. 13-24, Feb. 1-6).

2018-19: Averaged 15.0 ppg., 6.4 rpg., 3.0 apg. and 1.03 blkpg. in 33.2 minpg. (30 games-30 starts) with Northwestern University. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – LAW (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES -- -- -- -- -- 2:31* Jan. 27 @ MIA

#31 Terrence Ross (G-F, 6-7, 206, Washington, NBA Exp. 7 years) 10+ PTS: 35 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 11 (4-14, 3-10, 0-0) 3 0 1 blk., 28:19 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 6 (2-11, 1-7, 1-1) 3 2 30:46 Feb. 3 @ CHA 13 (4-8, 4-7, 1-2) 5 2 1 stl., 30:31 Feb. 5 @ BOS 18 (5-16, 3-9, 5-6) 2 1 2 stls., 1 blk., 29:10 Feb. 6 @ NY 10 (3-13, 1-8, 3-3) 6 2 2 blks., 1 stl., 32:23

Noting Ross: 2019-20: Averaging 13.2 ppg., 3.1 rpg., 1.1 apg. and 1.08 stlpg. in 26.4 minpg. (49 games)…Shooting .837 (103-123) from the free throw line.

As of Feb. 7, ranks 11th in the NBA in steals-to-turnover ratio (1.15, 54/47). Led (or tied) the team in scoring six times. Scored in double figures 35 times and 20+ points eight times, including a season-high 26 points on Dec. 23 vs. Chicago. Had at least one steal 36 times and two-or-more steals 13 times, including a career-high-tying four steals on Jan. 13 @

Sacramento. Had at least one blocked shot 14 times and two-or-more blocks three times. Missed two games (Nov. 6-8) due to a sore right knee. Played in his 500th career NBA regular season game on Nov. 10 vs. Indiana…Recorded his 2,000th career NBA field goal

made on Dec. 3 @ Washington…Had his 1,000th career NBA three-point field goal made on Feb. 5 @ Boston. Switched his jersey number back to #31 from #8 on Jan. 29 following the passing of Kobe Bryant.

2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – ROSS (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 26 (2) 7 3 (5) 4# 2 (3) 32:23

Jan. 22 vs. OKC Dec. 27 vs. PHI Jan. 18 @ GS Jan. 13 @ SAC Feb. 6 @ NY Feb. 6 @ NY

#9 Nikola Vučević (C, 7-0, 260, USC, NBA Exp. 8 years) 10+ PTS: 39 10+ REBS: 26 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ MIA 13 (5-15, 2-5, 1-1) 12 4 1 stl., 1 blk., 32:49 Feb. 1 vs. MIA 21 (10-16, 1-4, 0-0) 9 4 2 blks., 34:10 Feb. 3 @ CHA 22 (10-19, 1-5, 1-2) 7 5 36:27 Feb. 5 @ BOS 12 (5-12, 1-5, 1-4) 10 2 1 blk., 32:59 Feb. 6 @ NY 25 (9-13, 3-4, 4-5) 8 3 3 blks., 1 stl., 33:37

Noting Vučević: 2019-20: Averaging a team-high 18.8 ppg., a team-high 10.8 rpg. and 3.5 apg. in 31.9 minpg. (39 games-39 starts)

As of Feb. 7, ranks seventh in the NBA in rebounding, 13th in double-doubles and tied for 39th in scoring. Led (or tied) the team in scoring 15 times, in rebounding a team-high 31 times and in assists eight times. Scored in double figures 39 times, 20+ points 23 times and 30+ points once, including a season-high 30 points on Nov. 17 vs.

Washington. Had a team-high 25 double-doubles. Had 10+ rebounds 26 times, including a season-high 24 rebounds on Jan. 6 vs. Brooklyn. Had at least one blocked shot 24 times and two-or-more blocks ten times, including a season-high three blocked shots three

times, the last on Feb. 6 @ New York. Had at least one steal 22 times and two-or-more steals eight times, including a career-high six steals on Dec. 20 @ Portland. Named NBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the period ending Nov. 17, 2019…Third time he has won the award

during his career (Mar. 30, 2014; Nov. 18, 2018)…During three games (Nov. 13-17), averaged 21.7 ppg., 14.0 rpg., 4.0 apg. and 1.33 blkpg. in 34.4 minpg., while shooting .542 (26-48) from the floor and .667 (6-9) from three-point range

Recorded his 300th career NBA double-double on Jan. 3 vs. Miami…Scored his 9,000th career NBA point on Jan. 18 @ Golden State.

Passed Jameer Nelson (8,184) for fourth on the Magic’s all-time scoring list on Oct. 30 vs. New York and passed Tracy McGrady (8,298) for third all-time on Nov. 10 vs. Indiana…Passed Donald Royal (1,130) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time free throws attempted list on Nov. 5 @ Oklahoma City…Passed Hedo Turkoglu (497) for sixth on the Magic’s all-time games played list on Nov. 17 vs. Washington, passed Darrell Armstrong (502) for fifth all-time on Dec. 20 @ Portland and passed Pat Garrity (513) for fourth all-time on Jan. 13 @ Sacramento…Passed Donald Royal (872) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time free throws made list on Dec. 18 @ Denver…Passed Tracy McGrady (452) for sixth on the Magic’s all-time steals list on Dec. 20 @ Portland…Passed Hedo Turkoglu (16,233) for fourth on the Magic’s all-time minutes played list on Jan. 15 @ L.A. Lakers.

Missed 11 games (Nov. 23-Dec. 13) due to a right lateral ankle sprain. 2019-20 SEASON HIGHS – VUČEVIĆ (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 30 24 7 (3) 6* 3 (3) 36:54

Nov. 17 vs. WAS Jan. 6 vs. BKN Jan. 3 vs. MIA Dec. 20 @ POR Feb. 6 @ NY Jan. 13 @ SAC

2019-20 ORLANDO MAGIC ROSTER (as of February 6, 2020)

NO. NAME POS HT WT BIRTHDATE PRIOR TO NBA/COUNTRY YRS.PRO 2 Al-Farouq Aminu F 6-9 220 9-21-90 Wake Forest/USA 9 14 D.J. Augustin G 6-0 183 11-10-87 Texas/USA 11 5 Mo Bamba C 7-0 231 5-12-98 Texas/USA 1 24 Khem Birch C 6-9 230 9-28-92 UNLV/Canada 2 7 Michael Carter-Williams G 6-6 195 10-10-91 Syracuse/USA 6 12 Gary Clark F 6-6 225 11-16-94 Cincinnati/USA 1 11 James Ennis III F 6-6 215 7-1-90 Long Beach State/USA 5 10 Evan Fournier G-F 6-7 205 10-29-92 Union Poitiers/France 7 35 Melvin Frazier Jr. G-F 6-6 215 8-30-96 Tulane/USA 1 20 Markelle Fultz G 6-4 209 5-29-98 Washington/USA 2 00 Aaron Gordon F 6-9 235 9-16-95 Arizona/USA 5 1 Jonathan Isaac F 6-10 230 10-3-97 Florida State/USA 2 25 Wes Iwundu F 6-7 195 12-20-94 Kansas State/USA 2 *13 BJ Johnson G-F 6-7 200 12-21-95 La Salle/USA 1 *23 Vic Law F 6-7 200 12-19-95 Northwestern/USA R 31 Terrence Ross G-F 6-7 206 2-5-91 Washington/USA 7 9 Nikola Vučević C 7-0 260 10-24-90 USC/Montenegro 8 *= two-way contract STAFF Head Coach: Steve Clifford (Maine-Farmington) Assistant Coaches: Mike Batiste (Arizona State), Tyrone Corbin (DePaul), Pat Delany (Saint Anselm), Steve Hetzel (Michigan State), Bruce Kreutzer (SUNY-New Paltz) Associate Coaches/Player Development: Rick Higgins (Cal Poly San Luis Obispo), Lionel Chalmers (Xavier) High Performance Director: David Tenney (Virginia Tech) Head Athletic Trainer: Ernest Eugene (George Washington)

HOW THEY WERE BUILT NBA Draft (5): Mo Bamba First round, sixth pick overall in 2018 Melvin Frazier Jr. Second round, 35th pick overall in 2018 Aaron Gordon First round, fourth pick overall in 2014 Jonathan Isaac First round, sixth pick overall in 2017 Wes Iwundu Second round, 33rd pick overall in 2017 Trades (5): James Ennis III From Philadelphia in exchange for a 2020 second round draft pick on Feb. 6, 2020 Evan Fournier From Denver along with the draft rights to Devyn Marble in exchange for Arron Afflalo on Jun. 26, 2014 Markelle Fultz From Philadelphia in exchange for Jonathon Simmons, a protected 2020 first round draft pick and a 2019 second

round draft pick on Feb. 7, 2019 Terrence Ross From Toronto along with a 2017 first round draft pick in exchange for Serge Ibaka on Feb. 14, 2017 Nikola Vučević From Philadelphia as part of a four team, 12-player deal on Aug. 10, 2012 Free Agency (7): Al-Farouq Aminu Originally signed on Jul. 6, 2019 D.J. Augustin Originally signed on Jul. 7, 2016 Khem Birch Originally signed on Jul. 27, 2017 Michael Carter-Williams Originally signed to a 10-day contract on Mar. 15, 2019 Gary Clark Originally signed to a 10-day contract on Jan. 14, 2020 *BJ Johnson Originally signed to a two-way contract on Nov. 4, 2019 *Vic Law Originally signed to a two-way contract on Jan. 11, 2020

MEET THE MAGIC AL-FAROUQ AMINU – Twitter: @farouq1 A descendant from a line of Nigerian kings, his name means “the chief has arrived.” He is a member of the Nigerian National Team and has participated in two Olympic Games (2012, 2016). He also has an older brother, Alade, who was an all-star in the NBA G League in 2010. Meet Al-Farouq Aminu. D.J. AUGUSTIN – Twitter: @augustinDj14 Born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, he was nicknamed “D.J.” at birth, short for Darryl Jr. He spent his first three years of high school at Brother Martin in New Orleans, but was relocated to the Houston area during Hurricane Katrina, where he played his senior season at Hightower High School (received high school diploma from Brother Martin). He also plays the drums. Meet D.J. Augustin. MO BAMBA – Twitter: @TheRealMoBamba Born in Harlem, NY, his parents are both originally from the Ivory Coast. He earned both McDonald’s and Jordan Brand All-American honors while in high school, and was one of five finalists for the Naismith National High School Player of the Year in 2016-17. His 7’10” wingspan was the largest ever measured during the NBA Draft Combine. Meet Mo Bamba. KHEM BIRCH – Twitter: @Khem_Birch A native of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, he has four brothers. He is a member of the Canadian Men’s National Team. He attended Spring Westfield High School in Houston, TX and was named a McDonald’s All-American in 2011. He has spent time in the NBA G League with Sioux Falls and Lakeland. Meet Khem Birch. MICHAEL CARTER-WILLIAMS – Twitter: @mcarterwilliams An honor roll student at St. Andrew’s School in Barrington Rhode Island, he was on the same AAU team has fellow NBA player Nerlens Noel. He was named a McDonald’s All-American in 2011 with current teammate Khem Birch. He and his wife, Tia, have a daughter, Charleigh. Meet Michael Carter-Williams. JAMES ENNIS III – Twitter: @JamesDa_Truth A native of Ventura, CA, he is the son of James Ennis and Denise Taylor. He has a cousin, Lorenzo Booker, who played four seasons as a running back in the NFL. He majored in African studies while at Long Beach State. In high school, he won the Western State Conference and Southern California Regional championships in the high jump, clearing 6’11”. He also played soccer growing up and enjoys skateboarding and rollerblading. Meet James Ennis III. EVAN FOURNIER – Twitter: @EvanFourmizz He was born in Saint-Maurice, France and turned pro at the age of 16. He wore #94 as a member of the Denver Nuggets to represent the country code of where he is from in France. He is a big fan of the TV series Game of Thrones and has a dog named Simba. Meet Evan Fournier. MELVIN FRAZIER JR. – Twitter: @melvinjrrr Born in New Orleans, LA, he is the son of Natasha Dorsey. He was a four-year letter winner at L.W. Wiggins High School in Marrero, LA. He is just the third player from Tulane drafted in the NBA since 1986. Meet Melvin Frazier Jr. MARKELLE FULTZ – Twitter: @MarkelleF Born in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, he played high school basketball at legendary DeMatha High School in Maryland. As a sophomore, he was on the junior varsity team. The following season, as a junior, his game exploded, averaging 16.5 ppg. on the varsity and was named the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Player of the Year. As a senior, he led DeMatha to the Maryland Private School League Championship. Meet Markelle Fultz. AARON GORDON – Twitter: @Double0AG Born in San Jose, California into an athletic family, his father, Eddy, played college basketball at San Diego State and signed as a free agent with the NFL’s New England Patriots as a tight end. His sister, Elisabeth, played collegiate basketball at Harvard and his older brother, Drew, played collegiately at New Mexico and UCLA, later professionally in both Turkey and Italy in 2013-14, as well as in the NBA Summer League with Dallas, Sacramento and Utah. He was the fourth two-time California Mr. Basketball selection since 1979 and led Archbishop Mitty High School to consecutive state titles in 2011 and 2012. A fan of the San Jose Sharks, his favorite movie is Space Jam. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf, cooking and reading. Meet Aaron Gordon. JONATHAN ISAAC – Twitter: @JJudahIsaac Born in Bronx, New York, he was raised with his six siblings: an older sister, Kalilah, two older brothers, Jacob and Joel, and two younger brothers, Winston and Jeremiah. He competed in the Jordan Brand All-American Game and the USA Basketball Junior National Select Game. He spent his last season of high school at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida prior to committing to Florida State University to continue his career. He turned pro at the age of 19 after he was drafted in the 2017 Draft in the first round (6th overall) by the Magic. Meet Jonathan Isaac.

WES IWUNDU – Twitter: @_Iwundu25 A native of Houston, Texas, he was born and raised by his parents, Larry and Marilyn Williams, and with his two older siblings, Chris and Kim. In May 2017, he earned his bachelor’s degree in family studies and human services from Kansas State before being drafted in the second round (33rd overall) of the 2017 Draft by the Magic. During his college career, he was named to the Big 12 Commissioner’s honor roll three times and named to the Academic All-Big 12 first team for the 2016-17 season. Meet Wes Iwundu. TERRENCE ROSS – Twitter: @TerrenceRoss A native of Portland, Oregon, he was named the Oregon 5A Player of the Year as a sophomore in 2008 after leading Jefferson High School to the state championship. His high school teammate was 2012 first round draft pick Terrence Jones. After high school, he attended the University of Washington, where he played two seasons and earned First Team All-PAC 12 honors as a sophomore. He was drafted in the first round (8th overall) in the 2012 NBA Draft by the Toronto Raptors, where he played in 73 games during his rookie campaign. In 2013, he captured the Sprite Slam Dunk Contest at the NBA All-Star Weekend in Houston. While in Toronto, he sponsored a ticket program with LAMP Community Health Centre youth basketball programs. Meet Terrence Ross. NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ – Twitter: @NikolaVucevic He was raised in Belgium, his family moved to Montenegro when he was a teenager, and he attended a year of prep school at Stoneridge Prep in Simi Valley, CA prior to enrolling at USC. His mother and father both were professional basketball players. He’s a Philadelphia Eagles fan, while Lord of the Rings and Star Wars are two of his favorite movie series. He holds the franchise record for most rebounds in a game with 29 on Dec. 31, 2012 against Miami. Meet Nikola Vučević.