Orlando Magic (16-36) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (30-21) Game #53 – Home Game #24 Amway Center – Orlando, FL

Tuesday, February 6, 2018 – 7 p.m. ET

PROBABLE STARTERS:

Position # Player Ht. Wt. Comments Forward 17 Jonathon Simmons 6-6 215 2017-18: 13.7 ppg., 3.4 rpg.,

2.3 apg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring eight times, in rebounding once and in assists four times…Scored in double figures 37 times and had 20+ points nine times, including a career-high 29 points on Dec. 9 @ Atlanta.

Forward 8 Mario Hezonja 6-8 218 2017-18: 7.8 ppg., 3.1 rpg., 1.1 apg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring four times and in rebounding once…Scored in double figures 17 times and had 20+ points twice, including a career-high 28 points on Dec. 17 @ Detroit…Had one double-double.

Center 11 Bismack Biyombo 6-9 255 2017-18: 5.6 ppg., 5.8 rpg., 1.37 blkpg. Led (or tied) the team in rebounding 12 times…Scored in double figures seven times and had 20+ points once, including a career-high 21 points on Jan. 12 @ Washington…Had five double-doubles.

Guard 10 Evan Fournier 6-7 205 2017-18: 17.8 ppg., 3.1 rpg., 2.9 apg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring 11 times, in rebounding once and in assists four times…Scored in double figures a team-high 42 times, had 20+ points a team-best 18 times and 30+ point once, including a career-high 32 points on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota.

Guard 2 Elfrid Payton 6-4 185 2017-18: 13.1 ppg., 6.2 apg., 4.0 rpg., 1.44 stlpg. Led (or tied) the team in scoring seven times, in rebounding three times and in assists a team-best 28 times…Scored in double figures 31 times and had 20+ points six times, including a career-high 30 points on Dec. 23 @ Washington…Had three double-doubles.

2017-18 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Results Oct. 18 MIAMI W, 116-109 Oct. 20 @ Brooklyn L, 121-126 Oct. 21 @ Cleveland W, 114-93 Oct. 24 BROOKLYN W, 125-121 Oct. 27 SAN ANTONIO W, 114-87 Oct. 29 @ Charlotte L, 113-120 Oct. 30 @ New Orleans W, 115-99 Nov. 1 @ Memphis W, 101-99 Nov. 3 CHICAGO L, 83-105 Nov. 5 BOSTON L, 88-104 Nov. 8 NEW YORK W, 112-99 Nov. 10 @ Phoenix W, 128-112 Nov. 11 @ Denver L, 107-125 Nov. 13 @ Golden State L, 100-110 Nov. 15 @ Portland L, 94-99 Nov. 18 UTAH L, 85-125 Nov. 20 INDIANA L, 97-105 Nov. 22 @ Minnesota L, 118-124 Nov. 24 @ Boston L, 103-118 Nov. 25 @ Philadelphia L, 111-130 Nov. 27 @ Indiana L, 109-121 Nov. 29 OKLAHOMA CITY W, 121-108 Dec. 1 GOLDEN STATE L, 112-133 Dec. 3 @ New York W, 105-100 Dec. 4 @ Charlotte L, 94-104 Dec. 6 ATLANTA W, 110-106 (OT) Dec. 8 DENVER L, 89-103 Dec. 9 @ Atlanta L, 110-117 Dec. 13 L.A. CLIPPERS L, 95-106 Dec. 15 PORTLAND L, 88-95 Dec. 17 @ Detroit L, 110-114 Dec. 20 @ Chicago L, 94-112 Dec. 22 NEW ORLEANS L, 97-111 Dec. 23 @ Washington L, 103-130 Dec. 26 @ Miami L, 89-107 Dec. 28 DETROIT W, 102-89 Dec. 30 MIAMI L, 111-117 Jan. 1 @ Brooklyn L, 95-98 Jan. 3 HOUSTON L, 98-116 Jan. 6 CLEVELAND L, 127-131 Jan. 9 @ Dallas L, 99-114 Jan. 10 @ Milwaukee L, 103-110 Jan. 12 @ Washington L, 119-125 Jan. 16 MINNESOTA W, 108-102 Jan. 18 @ Cleveland L, 103-104 Jan. 21 @ Boston W, 103-95 Jan. 23 SACRAMENTO L, 99-105 Jan. 27 @ Indiana L, 112-114 Jan. 30 @ Houston L, 107-114 Jan. 31 L.A. LAKERS W, 127-105 Feb. 3 WASHINGTON L, 98-115 Feb. 5 @ Miami W, 111-109 Feb. 6 CLEVELAND Feb. 8 ATLANTA Feb. 10 MILWAUKEE Feb. 12 @ Chicago Feb. 14 CHARLOTTE Feb. 22 NEW YORK Feb. 24 @ Philadelphia Feb. 26 @ Oklahoma City Feb. 28 TORONTO Mar. 2 DETROIT Mar. 3 MEMPHIS Mar. 5 @ Utah Mar. 7 @ L.A. Lakers Mar. 9 @ Sacramento Mar. 10 @ L.A. Clippers Mar. 13 @ San Antonio Mar. 14 MILWAUKEE Mar. 16 BOSTON Mar. 20 TORONTO Mar. 22 PHILADELPHIA Mar. 24 PHOENIX Mar. 28 BROOKLYN Mar. 30 CHICAGO Apr. 1 @ Atlanta Apr. 3 @ New York Apr. 4 DALLAS Apr. 6 CHARLOTTE Apr. 8 @ Toronto Apr. 9 @ Milwaukee Apr. 11 WASHINGTON

INJURY REPORT: Total player games missed to injury/illness: 137 Aaron Gordon – strained left hip flexor, OUT Jonathan Isaac – sore right ankle, OUT Terrence Ross – sprained right MCL, non-displaced fracture of right tibial plateau, OUT Nikola Vučević – fractured second metacarpal, left hand, OUT PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Owner Rich DeVos: duh-VOSS Athletic Trainer Keon Weise: WEES Arron Afflalo: uh-FLAH-low D.J. Augustin: August-teen Bismack Biyombo: bis-MOCK bee-OM-bo Evan Fournier: FORN-yay Mario Hezonja: HEH-zone-yuh Wes Iwundu: ih-WON-doo Marreese Speights: muh-REESE SPAYTS Nikola Vučević: KNEE-coal-uh VOOCH-uh-vitch RECENT TRANSACTIONS:

*For complete transactions list, please see 2017-18 Orlando Magic media guide.* Oct. 6: Name Tracy McGrady special assistant to the CEO…Oct. 9: Sign free agent Rodney Purvis…Oct. 13: Waive Troy Caupain, Kalin Lucas, Rodney Purvis and Damjan Rudež…Oct. 16: Sign free agent Jamel Artis to a two-way contract…Oct. 20: Place Aaron Gordon (sore left ankle) on the Inactive List; activate Wes Iwundu…Oct. 21: Place Elfrid Payton (strained left hamstring) on the Inactive List; activate Khem Birch…Oct. 24: Place Khem Birch on the Inactive List; activate Aaron Gordon…Oct. 29: Place Jonathan Isaac (illness) on the Inactive List; activate Khem Birch…Oct. 30: Place Wes Iwundu on the Inactive List; activate Jonathan Isaac…Nov. 1: Place Khem Birch on the Inactive List; activate Wes Iwundu…Nov. 2: Assign Khem Birch to Lakeland of the NBA G League… Nov. 7: Assign Wes Iwundu to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Nov. 8: Recall Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu from Lakeland of the NBA G League; place D.J. Augustin (strained left hamstring) on the Inactive List; activate Elfrid Payton…Nov. 9: Assign Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Nov. 10: Place Wes Iwundu (G League assignment) on the Inactive List; activate D.J. Augustin…Nov. 20: Recall Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu from Lakeland of the NBA G League; place Jonathan Isaac (sprained right ankle) on the Inactive List; activate Wes Iwundu…Nov. 21: Assign Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Nov. 22: Place Wes Iwundu (G League assignment) on the Inactive List…Dec. 1: Recall Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu from Lakeland of the NBA G League; place Terrence Ross Isaac (sprained right MCL, non-displaced fracture of right tibial plateau) on the Inactive List; activate Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu…Dec. 2: Assign Khem Birch to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Dec. 3: Place Khem Birch (G League assignment) on the Inactive List…Dec. 9: Transfer two-way player Adreian Payne to Orlando; place Evan Fournier (sprained right ankle) on the Inactive List; activate Payne…Dec. 13: Recall Khem Birch from Lakeland of the NBA G League; transfer two-way player Jamel Artis to Orlando; place Aaron Gordon (concussion protocol) on the Inactive List; activate Artis and Birch…Dec. 15: Assign Khem Birch to Lakeland of the NBA G League; place Birch and Arron Afflalo (back spasms) on the Inactive List; activate Aaron Gordon…Dec. 17: Place Aaron Gordon (strained right calf) on the Inactive List; activate Jonathan Isaac…Dec. 20: Activate Arron Afflalo…Dec. 24: Recall Khem Birch from Lakeland of the NBA G League…Dec. 26: Place Jamel Artis and Nikola Vučević (fractured second metacarpal, left hand) on the Inactive List; activate Khem Birch and Evan Fournier…Dec. 27: Transfer two-way player Jamel Artis to Lakeland…Dec. 28: Place Jonathan Isaac (sore right ankle) on the Inactive List; activate Aaron Gordon…Dec. 29: Transfer two-way player Adreian Payne to Lakeland…Dec. 30: Place Adreian Payne (G League) on the Inactive List…Jan. 5: Assign Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu to Lakeland of the NBA G League…Jan. 6: Recall Khem Birch and Wes Iwundu from Lakeland of the NBA G League…Jan. 10: Assign Khem Birch to Lakeland of the NBA G League; place Birch on the Inactive List…Jan. 15: Recall Khem Birch from Lakeland of the NBA G League…Jan. 18: NBA suspends Arron Afflalo for two games for altercation on Jan. 16…Jan. 27: Waive Adreian Payne.

STREAKS:

OVERALL HOME ROAD CURRENT W1 (Feb. 5) L1 (Feb. 3) W1 (Feb. 5)

LONGEST WINNING W3 (Oct. 21-27) W3 (Oct. 18-27) W3 (Oct. 30-Nov. 10) LONGEST LOSING L9 (Nov. 11-27, Dec. 8-26) L4 (Dec. 8-22) L11 (Dec. 4-Jan. 18)

RECORDS – 2017-18 REGULAR SEASON: Record: Home: Road: Overtime:

OVERALL: 16-36 (.308) 9-14 (.391) 7-22 (.241) 1-0 (1.000) EASTERN: 9-22 (.290) 5-6 (.455) 4-16 (.200) 1-0 (1.000) ATLANTIC: 4-5 (.444) 2-1 (.667) 2-4 (.333) -- CENTRAL: 2-9 (.182) 1-3 (.250) 1-6 (.143) --

SOUTHEAST: 3-8 (.273) 2-2 (.500) 1-6 (.143) 1-0 (1.000) WESTERN: 7-14 (.333) 4-8 (.333) 3-6 (.333) --

NORTHWEST: 2-6 (.250) 2-3 (.400) 0-3 (.000) -- PACIFIC: 2-4 (.333) 1-3 (.250) 1-1 (.500) --

SOUTHWEST: 3-4 (.429) 1-2 (.333) 2-2 (.500) -- FRANK VOGEL - MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Orlando Magic Head Coach Frank Vogel will be available to the media pregame tonight approximately 105 minutes prior to tip-off (5:15 p.m. ET) inside the NBA Interview Room.

UPCOMING SCHEDULE (HOME GAMES IN CAPS): DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME (ET) TELEVISION

TONIGHT CLEVELAND Amway Center 7 p.m. FOX Sports Florida Thursday, Feb. 8 ATLANTA Amway Center 7 p.m. FOX Sports Florida Saturday, Feb. 10 MILWAUKEE Amway Center 7 p.m. FOX Sports Florida Monday, Feb. 12 Chicago United Center 8 p.m. FOX Sports Florida

Wednesday, Feb. 14 CHARLOTTE Amway Center 7 p.m. FOX Sports Florida *All regular season games locally televised by FOX Sports Florida *All games broadcast on Magic Radio Network (flagship: ESPN 580 Orlando) and Magic Spanish Radio Network (Salsa 98.1 FM) Ticket Information: For tickets packages, call 407-89-MAGIC (407-896-2442)...For single-game tickets, call 1-800-4NBA-TIX (1-800-462-2849)…Tickets can also be purchased over the internet at OrlandoMagic.com. LAST GAME: Feb. 5 @ Miami – Magic 111, Heat 109: Mario Hezonja led six Magic players in double figures with 20 points, including 4-of-9 from three-point range, as Orlando defeated Miami, 111-109, at AmericanAirlines Arena. Jonathon Simmons and D.J. Augustin each scored 16 points for the Magic. Josh Richardson led the Heat with 20 points. The Magic connected on 13-of-30 from three-point range and held Miami to just 43 percent shooting from the floor, including 3-of-23 from beyond the three-point arc. Orlando took a 107-93 lead after Augustin drained a three-pointer with 8:17 left in the game. The Heat would not quit, going on a 16-2 run and tied the game at 109 after a layup by Richardson with 2:53 remaining. Orlando would regain the lead for good after a thunderous dunk by Simmons with 1:31 left. Miami had one final chance to tie or win the game, but Bismack Biyombo blocked Tyler Johnson’s layup attempt with 2.9 seconds remaining, then deflected the ensuing inbounds pass to help seal the victory for the Magic. RECENT GAMES: Feb. 3 vs. Washington – Wizards 115, Magic 98: Otto Porter Jr. scored a game-high 20 points, as Washington defeated Orlando, 115-98, at a sold-out Amway Center. All five starters for the Wizards scored in double figures. Tomas Satoransky, starting in place of the injured John Wall, scored 19 points, while Bradley Beal added 18 points. Jonathon Simmons and Mario Hezonja led seven Magic players in double figures with 15 points each. Washington shot 54.1 percent from the floor and forced 20 Magic turnovers. After taking a 56-47 lead at halftime, the Wizards pulled away during the third quarter, outscoring Orlando, 31-22. The Magic trailed by as many as 24 points during the second half. Jan. 31 vs. L.A. Lakers – Magic 127, Lakers 105: Marreese Speights led seven Magic players in double figures with a season-high 21 points, as Orlando routed the L.A. Lakers, 127-105, at Amway Center. Evan Fournier netted 19 points for the Magic, while Elfrid Payton added 15 points, seven rebounds, six assists and four steals. Julius Randle and Jordan Clarkson led the Lakers with 20 points each. Orlando connected on a season-high 18 three-pointers, which was the most the Magic have had at home in team history. After leading 58-51 at halftime, the Magic blew the game open during the third quarter, outscoring Los Angeles, 43-30. Orlando made a franchise-record nine three-pointers during the third quarter alone. The Magic shot 54.3 percent from the floor during the contest and dished out 28 assists. TONIGHT’S OPPONENT: Feb. 6 vs. Cleveland: Orlando is 49-56 all-time vs. Cleveland (30-23 at home, 19-33 on the road) during the regular season, including 1-2 this season (see recaps below)…The Magic went 0-3 last season against the Cavaliers…Orlando is 4-2 vs. Cleveland in the playoffs (3-0 at home, 1-2 on the road, 2009 Eastern Conference Finals)...Orlando snapped a 17-game losing skid to Cleveland, which is the longest all-time losing streak against any opponent for the Magic, back on Oct. 21…Prior to that losing streak, Orlando had won ten straight meetings (Feb. 21, 2010-Nov. 23, 2012)…The Magic have lost the last nine matchups at home (last win @ Orlando: Nov. 23, 2012, 108-104) and nine of the last ten on the road...Marreese Speights played in 39 outings with Cleveland during the 2012-13 campaign…For last season’s stats vs. Cleveland, see p. 290 of the media guide…Oct. 21 @ Cleveland – Magic 114, Cavaliers 93: Nikola Vučević poured in 23 points, as Orlando routed Cleveland, 114-93, at Quicken Loans Arena. The win snapped the Magic’s 17-game losing streak against the Cavaliers, their longest against any single opponent in team history. Jonathon Simmons scored 19 points off the bench for the Magic, who had six players score in double figures, while D.J. Augustin tallied 12 points and 10 assists. LeBron James scored 22 points to lead the Cavaliers. Orlando led from start to finish, building as much as a 37-point lead during the second half. Orlando made 17-of-35 from three-point range…Jan. 6 vs. Cleveland – Cavaliers 131, Magic 127: LeBron James tallied 33 points, 10 rebounds, nine assists and six steals, as Cleveland edged Orlando, 131-127, at a sold-out Amway Center. Kevin Love scored 27 points for the Cavaliers. Aaron Gordon led the Magic with 30 points, while Elfrid Payton netted 20 points. Both teams shot 50 percent from the floor and excelled from long distance – Cleveland made 15-of-34 from three-point range, while Orlando connected on 14-of-37. After taking a 67-64 lead at halftime, the Cavaliers took control during the third quarter, outscoring the Magic, 40-23. Despite trailing by as many as 23 points, Orlando would mount a furious comeback during the final stanza, outscoring Cleveland, 40-24.

However, it would not be enough, as Dwyane Wade sealed the win with a putback layup with 17.8 seconds left…Jan. 18 @ Cleveland – Cavaliers 104, Magic 103: Isaiah Thomas scored 21 points, including the game-winning free throws with 11.2 seconds left, as Cleveland edged Orlando, 104-103, at Quicken Loans Arena. LeBron James added 16 points. Elfrid Payton led six Magic players in double figures with 19 points and eight assists, while Aaron Gordon and Evan Fournier each added 17 points. Cleveland led at halftime, 67-47, and by as many as 23 points. The Magic stormed back during the third quarter, outscoring the Cavaliers, 33-17. With 31.5 seconds left, Shelvin Mack hit a short jumper to give Orlando a 103-102 edge. After Thomas converted two free throws with 11.2 seconds remaining, the Magic had one final chance. However, Payton missed a driving layup and the Cavaliers escaped with the win. BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. CAVS: 45 pts., Victor Oladipo (@ Orlando, 3-18-16) BEST ALL-TIME SCORING PERFORMANCE VS. MAGIC: 43 pts., LeBron James (@ Cleveland, 3-17-09) UPCOMING OPPONENTS: Feb. 8 vs. Atlanta: Orlando is 53-57 all-time vs. Atlanta (35-21 at home, 18-36 on the road) during the regular season, including 1-1 this season (see recaps below)…The teams split four meetings last season…Orlando is 10-5 vs. Atlanta during the playoffs (4-1, 1996 East Semis; 4-0 2010 East Semis; 2-4 2011 First Round)...Orlando has won five of the last eight meetings with Atlanta, but lost 20 of the last 28 overall, including 11 straight from Dec. 6, 2010-Nov. 9, 2013…The Magic have won five of the last nine regular season meetings at home, but lost 12 of the last 15 on the road…Shelvin Mack played in 148 games during two-plus seasons with the Hawks from 2013-15…Two-way player Adreian Payne was originally selected by Atlanta in the first round (15th overall) of the 2014 NBA Draft and played in three outings with the Hawks…For last season’s stats vs. Atlanta, see p. 280 of the media guide…Dec. 6 vs. Atlanta – Magic 110, Hawks 106 (OT): Evan Fournier scored 27 points, as Orlando overcame a nine-point, fourth quarter deficit and defeated Atlanta in overtime, 110-106, at Amway Center. Aaron Gordon recorded 24 points and a season-high-tying 15 rebounds for the Magic, while Nikola Vučević tallied 22 points, a season-high 16 rebounds and four blocked shots. Dennis Schroder led the Hawks with 26 points. After taking a 31-23 following the first quarter, the Magic were outscored during the second, 29-13, and trailed 52-44 at halftime. The Hawks led 86-77 with 10:12 left in regulation, but Orlando fought back, going on a 13-2 run and took a 90-88 lead after a jumper by Vučević with 4:13 remaining. The Magic found themselves down 96-93 in the closing seconds, but D.J. Augustin drained a three-pointer with 6.2 seconds left to tie the game at 96 and forced overtime. In the extra session, Orlando took the lead for good after a steal and dunk by Elfrid Payton with 1:36 remaining…Dec. 9 @ Atlanta – Hawks 117, Magic 110: Ersan Ilyasova was a perfect 9-of-9 from the floor, including 5-of-5 from three-point range, and poured in 26 points, as Atlanta defeated Orlando, 117-110, at Philips Arena. The Magic were without Evan Fournier, Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Isaac and Terrence Ross, all missing the game due to injuries. Kent Bazemore scored 19 points for the Hawks, while Dennis Schroder added 18 points. Nikola Vučević recorded his first career triple-double with 31 points, 13 rebounds and a career-high 10 assists, while Jonathon Simmons netted a career-high 29 points. Atlanta shot 51.2 percent from the floor and was 17-of-33 from three-point range. With the game tied at 110, Bazemore made a steal and dunk with 36 seconds remaining, giving the Hawks the lead for good. Bazemore scored six of his points and had two steals during the final 36 seconds. 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. 10 vs. Milwaukee: Orlando is 51-53 all-time vs. Milwaukee (36-16 at home, 15-37 on the road) during the regular season, including 0-1 this season (see recap below)…The Magic went 1-2 against the Bucks last season…Orlando is 1-3 vs. Milwaukee in the playoffs (2001 first round)…The Magic have lost nine of the last 17 meetings with the Bucks overall…The Magic have won 20 of the last 22 meetings at home, but lost nine of the last ten at the BMO Harris Bradley Center...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…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. 312 of the media guide…Jan. 10 @ Milwaukee – Bucks 110, Magic 103: Giannis Antetokounmpo poured in a game-high 26 points, as Milwaukee defeated Orlando, 110-103, at BMO Harris Bradley Center. Khris Middleton added 22 points for the Bucks. Evan Fournier led the Magic with 21 points. Milwaukee shot 55.6 percent from the floor and outrebounded Orlando, 46-34. The Bucks seized control of the game during the third quarter, outscoring the Magic, 36-23. They led by as many as 20 points during the second half. 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) 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 6… February 6, 2015 – Tobias Harris recorded a career-high 34 points, as Orlando defeated the LA Lakers, 103-97, in overtime at the Amway Center. February 6, 2014 – The NBA announced that Orlando Magic guards Arron Afflalo and Victor Oladipo were selected to participate in the Foot Locker Three-Point Contest and Taco Bell Skills Challenge, respectively, at the 2014 NBA All-Star Weekend in New Orleans, La. on February 15, 2014. February 6, 2009 – Dwight Howard recorded his fifth 20-point/20-rebound game of the season scoring 21 points and grabbing 20 boards in a 107-102 loss at Indiana. This was Howard’s second 20-point/20-rebound game against the Pacers this season. February 6-9, 2007 – Dwight Howard shot an amazing .892 from the field during a three-game span and according to Elias and ESPN, it marked the highest field goal percentage in NBA history during a three-game span for players other than Wilt Chamberlain. February 6, 1999 – Brothers Gerald and Dominique Wilkins played together on the same NBA team for the first time in a 95-75 Magic loss to Philadelphia in the second game of the season. The brothers had played a combined 2,044 games in the NBA careers before having the opportunity to play together in Orlando. Gerald was scoreless in the game with one assist, while Dominique recorded three points, three rebounds and one steal. PURE MAGIC… The Orlando Magic have finished with a .500 record or better 16 times during the last 25 seasons (since 1992-93), which is the fourth-most in the Eastern Conference…The Orlando Magic have reached the NBA Playoffs 14 times in their history…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…During the last 24 seasons (since 1993-94), the Orlando Magic have reached the playoffs 14 times, which is tied for the fifth-most in the Eastern Conference. LET’S BE FRANK… On May 20, 2016, the Orlando Magic named Frank Vogel head coach…He became the 13th head coach in franchise history…Vogel completed his first season with the Magic, posting a 29-53 record and had an all-time NBA regular season record of 279-234 (.544) as head coach entering this season…During his six-plus seasons as a head coach, his teams have reached the NBA Playoffs five times, captured two division titles and reached the Eastern Conference Finals twice. GOING GLOBAL… The NBA announced that 108 international players from a record 42 countries and territories are on opening-night rosters for the 2017-18 season…This marks the fourth consecutive season that opening-night rosters feature at least 100 international players and that all 30 teams have at least one international player…Orlando, along with Dallas, Denver and New York, have five international players on their rosters…Toronto and Utah have an NBA-high seven international players each, while Boston, Philadelphia and San Antonio each have six. HOMELAND… The Orlando Magic are 9-14 at home this season...They finished 16-25 at home last season…Orlando has gone 142-160 (.470) 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. **MAGIC TRICKS – HOME SCHOOLED** The Orlando Magic won their first three home games of the 2017-18 season…The last time the Magic began 3-0 at home was 2013-14. ROAD RULES… The Orlando Magic are 7-22 on the road this season…They finished 13-28 on the road last season, marking their most wins away from home since 2013-14…They went 12-29 on the road during each of the previous two seasons. **MAGIC TRICKS – BOSTON STRANGLER** On Jan. 21, the Orlando Magic snapped a 14-game losing streak to the Celtics @ Boston with a 103-95 victory…It was Orlando’s first win @ TD Garden since Feb. 7, 2010. **MAGIC TRICKS – ROAD WARRIORS** Orlando recorded a 128-112 victory on Nov. 10 @ Phoenix…Per Elias Sports Bureau, it was the third-most points the Magic have scored in a regulation road game during the last 20 years and the eighth-most points scored on the road in a non-OT game in team history:

DATE/OPPONENT HIGHEST SCORING ROAD NON-OT GAMES SINCE 1996-97

Jan. 13, 2009 @ Sacramento 139-107 Dec. 13, 2016 @ Atlanta 131-120

Nov. 10, 2017 @ PHOENIX 128-112 Mar. 10, 2010 @ Philadelphia 126-105 Dec. 5, 2009 @ Golden State 126-118

OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOR… The Orlando Magic are averaging 105.6 ppg. (5,493 points) this season, have scored 100+ points 35 times (16-19 record), 110+ points 22 times (11-11 record) and 120+ points six times (4-2 record), including a season-high 128 points on Nov. 10 @ Phoenix...Last season, they averaged 101.1 ppg. (8,288 points) and scored 100+ points 45 times (23-22 record). The Orlando Magic are shooting .461 (2,061-4,475) from the floor this season…Orlando has shot 50 percent or better 14 times this season (7-7 record), including a season-high 59.2 percent (45-76) on Nov. 29 vs. Oklahoma City…Since the 2008-09 campaign, Orlando is 122-33 (.787) when shooting 50 percent or better from the field…They shot .440 (3,139-7,133) from the floor during the 2016-17 campaign and shot 50 percent or better ten times (9-1 record)…The team record for highest field goal percentage in a game is .653 on Jan. 26, 1994 @ Charlotte. **MAGIC TRICKS – SCOREBOARD** Orlando has scored 120+ points six times this season…The last time the Magic had at least six games with 120+ points in a season was 2009-10, when they did it eight times. Orlando scored 110+ points in each of the first seven games of the season…It is the first time in franchise history that the Magic have scored 110+ points in each of their first seven games of a season…It is also just the third time in team history that Orlando has scored 110+ points in seven consecutive games…The most consecutive games Orlando has ever scored 110+ points is nine games, done from Nov. 12-Dec. 2, 1994.

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH 110+ POINTS DATES 9 Nov. 12-Dec. 2, 1994 7 Oct. 18-30, 2017 7 Feb. 28-Mar. 10, 1996 5 Mar. 26-Apr. 3, 2016 5 Apr. 13-21, 1995 5 Nov. 14-22, 1989

The Magic scored 114+ points in the first five games to start the 2017-18 campaign…Per Elias Sports Bureau, it is the longest such streak to start an NBA season since 1985-86, when Detroit did it in their first eight games. Orlando scored 818 points during the first seven games of the season, which is the most in franchise history during that span…The previous best was 810 points, set back in 1994-95. The Magic scored 919 points during the first eight games of the season…Per Elias Sports Bureau, since 1995-96, the only two times an NBA team has scored 919 points-or-more during that span is Golden State in both 2015-16 (919 points) and 2017-18 (968 points). Orlando began the season scoring 100+ points in eight consecutive games (Oct. 18-Nov. 1)…It was the second-most games scoring 100+ points to start a season in Magic history, trailing only the inaugural 1989-90 campaign, where they scored 100+ in their first 11 outings…The overall team record for most consecutive 100+ point games is 29, set from Feb. 24-Apr. 22, 1990…Orlando has scored 130+ points in a game 19 times in franchise history, including twice last season. THREE’S COMPANY… The Orlando Magic have made at least one three-point field goal in 872 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 1,112 games dating back from Mar. 29, 2004, the longest streak in NBA history.

The Orlando Magic are shooting .359 (545-1,520) from three-point range this season and have connected on 10+ three pointers 33 times (11-22 record), including a season-best 18 three-pointers on Oct. 20 @ Brooklyn and Jan. 31 vs. L.A. Lakers…They shot .328 (701-2,139) from three-point range during the 2016-17 campaign and connected on 10+ three-pointers 29 times (14-15 record). **MAGIC TRICKS – FROM WAY DOWNTOWN** The Orlando Magic connected on a season-high-tying 18 three-point field goals on Oct. 20 @ Brooklyn...That ties for the third-most three-pointers made in a game in franchise history…On Oct. 21 @ Cleveland, Orlando drained 17 three-pointers, which ties for the sixth-most in team history (the Magic hit 17 3’s again on Dec. 17 @ Detroit)…It marked the first time in franchise history that Orlando connected on 17+ three-pointers in consecutive games. On Jan. 31 vs. L.A. Lakers, Orlando hit a season-high-tying 18 three-pointers…It was the most Orlando has ever connected on at home in franchise history…The Magic record for most trifectas in a single game is 23, set back on Jan. 23, 2009 @ Sacramento, which at the time set a new NBA record as well (since broken)…Four of the top five performances have come on the road…Here’s a look at the top five three-point field goal performances in Orlando history:

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE DATE/OPPONENT 23 Jan. 13, 2009 @ Sacramento 19 Dec. 28, 2010 @ Cleveland 18 Jan. 31, 2018 vs. L.A. LAKERS 18 Oct. 20, 2017 @ BROOKLYN 18 Jan. 23, 2008 @ Memphis 17 Six times, last on Dec. 17, 2017 @ DETROIT

Orlando has made 16-or-more three-pointers in a game six times this season…That marks the most games with 16+ three-pointers in an entire season in team history…The Magic had five games with 16+ 3-pointers back in 2008-09…Orlando had three games with 16+ trifectas in 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12. During the third quarter on Jan. 31 vs. L.A. Lakers, Orlando hit nine three-pointers, setting the team record for most three-pointers made in a quarter…The previous record was eight 3’s, done several times, the last was also this season, during the first quarter on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland (prior to that it was on Dec. 2, 2009 vs. New York in the third quarter). THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE… The Orlando Magic are shooting .757 (826-1,091) from the free throw line this season…Last season, they shot .747 from the charity stripe…The team record for best free throw percentage in a season is .777 (1,616-2,079), set during the 2002-03 campaign. **MAGIC TRICKS – CHARITY STRIPE** On Dec. 28 vs. Detroit, the Orlando Magic went a perfect 17-of-17 from the free throw line…It was the most free throws made in a game without a miss in franchise history…The previous high was 16-of-16, set back on Jan. 21, 2015 @ Detroit…The Magic have gone perfect from the free throw line 25 times in their history. QUARTERLY REPORT… The Orlando Magic have scored 30+ points during a single quarter 63 times this season and 40+ points twice, including a season-high 43 points during the third quarter on Jan. 31 vs. L.A. Lakers…They had 30+ points in a quarter 75 times and 40+ points three times last season…The most points ever scored in a single quarter in franchise history is 49, set on Feb. 20, 1995 @ Milwaukee (third quarter). BALANCING ACT… The Orlando Magic have had five players scored in double figures 38 times this season (13-25 record), six players score 10+ points 14 times (6-8 record) and seven players score 10+ points three times (1-2 record), the last time on Feb. 3 vs. Washington…They had five players score in double figures 53 times (25-28 record) last season and six-or-more players accomplish the feat 25 times (14-11 record)…Orlando has had a team-record eight players score 10+ points seven times in franchise history. **MAGIC TRICKS – LINEUPS** The Orlando Magic have had 17 different starting lineups during the 2017-18 season.

THIS SPACE IS RESERVED… The Orlando Magic reserves are averaging 33.4 ppg. (1,738 points) this season…The Magic bench has scored 40+ points 17 times, including a season-high 58 points on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland…Orlando’s bench has outscored their opponent’s reserves 26 times (11-15 record) this season…They averaged 34.5 ppg. (2,827 points) off the bench last season and had 40+ points off the bench 22 times, including a season-high 73 points on Dec. 6 @ Washington, tying for the fourth-most in franchise history and the second-most ever on the road…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 23.3 apg. (1,213 assists) this season, which ranks tenth in the NBA (as of Feb. 6), dished out 20+ assists 39 times (15-24 record) and 30+ assists five times (1-4 record), including a season-best 39 assists on Dec. 9 @ Atlanta…They averaged 22.2 apg. (1,820 assists) last season. The Orlando Magic also have an assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.58 (1,213/768)…Last season, they had an assists-to-turnover ratio as a team of 1.67 (1,820/1,091). PICK UP THE PACE… The Orlando Magic are averaging 12.83 fast break points per game (667 points), which ranks 12th in the NBA (as of Feb. 6)…The Magic have had 20+ fast break points nine times this season (2-7 record), including a season-high 26 fast break points on Dec. 30 vs. Miami and Jan. 3 vs. Houston…They averaged 14.05 fast break points per game (1,152 points) last season, which ranked ninth in the NBA, and scored 20+ fast break points 13 times…Since fast break points started being tracked in 2000-01, the most Orlando has ever scored is 35, set back on Nov. 5, 2002 vs. Sacramento. PAINTING THE PICTURE… The Orlando Magic are averaging 46.62 points in the paint per game (2,424 points), which ranks eighth in the NBA (as of Feb. 6)…The Magic have had 50+ points in the paint 20 times this season (7-13 record), including a season-high 66 points in the paint on Jan. 6 vs. Cleveland. MUST GET DEFENSIVE… The Orlando Magic are allowing 110.4 ppg. (5,740 points) this season…The Magic have held their opponent under 100 points ten times (7-3 record) and under 90 points twice (2-0 record), including a season-low 87 points on Oct. 27 vs. San Antonio…They allowed 107.6 ppg. (8,827 points) during the 2016-17 campaign. The Orlando Magic are allowing the opposition to shoot .475 (2,178-4,589) from the floor…The Magic have held opponents under 50 percent from the field 32 times this season (15-17 record) and under 40 percent four times (4-0 record), including a season-low .337 (30-89) on Oct. 27 vs. San Antonio …They allowed teams to shoot .467 (3,304-7,081) from the floor in 2016-17. The Magic are also allowing opponents to shoot .366 (502-1,371) from three-point range…They allowed opponents to shoot .367 (794-2,161) from beyond the three-point arc last season. CLEANING THE GLASS… The Orlando Magic are averaging 41.4 rpg. (2,151 rebounds) and ripped down 50+ rebounds seven times (4-3 record), including a season-high 52 rebounds on Dec. 6 vs. Atlanta and Jan. 1 @ Brooklyn…They averaged 43.2 rpg. (3,541 rebounds) last season. STEALING THE SHOW… The Orlando Magic are averaging 7.35 stlpg. (382 steals)…The Magic have had 10+ steals nine times (4-5 record), including a season-high 16 steals on Nov. 8 vs. New York…They averaged 7.07 stlpg. (580 steals) last season. NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK… The Orlando Magic are averaging 4.85 blkpg. (252 blocked shots), which is tied for 12th in the NBA (as of Feb. 6), and had 10+ blocked shots twice this season (2-0 record) – a season-high 10 rejections on Oct. 18 vs. Miami and Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota…They averaged 4.83 blkpg. (396 blocked shots) last season. VOOCH SEEING DOUBLE… Nikola Vučević has a team-high 18 double-doubles this season and now has 213 double-doubles during his NBA career…He recorded his 200th career NBA double-double on Nov. 5 vs. Boston…Vučević had a team-high 38 double-doubles during the 2016-17 campaign, which ranked 15th in the NBA, and had a career-high 46 double-doubles in 2012-13.

Nikola Vučević stands third in Orlando Magic history with 212 double-doubles.

PLAYER DOUBLE-DOUBLES Dwight Howard 457

Shaquille O’Neal 226 NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ 212

Horace Grant/Scott Skiles 98 The 2016-17 campaign marked the fifth consecutive season that Nikola Vučević has recorded 25+ double-doubles…That is tied for the second-longest active streak in the NBA, trailing only DeMarcus Cousins, who has seven. **MAGIC TRICKS – MORE DOUBLE-DOUBLES** Nikola Vučević also stands second in Orlando Magic history with 232 games with 10+ rebounds (Howard, 486), including 18 games this season…He had 45 games recording double figures in rebounding last season.

PLAYER GAMES WITH 10+ REBOUNDS Dwight Howard 486

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ 232 Shaquille O’Neal 228

Horace Grant 135 **MAGIC TRICKS – MAKE THAT A TRIPLE-DOUBLE** On Dec. 9 @ Atlanta, Nikola Vučević tallied 31 points, 13 rebounds and a career-high 10 assists…It was his first career triple-double and the 29th in Orlando Magic history… Vučević became the third center in team history to record a triple double, joining Shaquille O’Neal (24 points, 28 rebounds, 15 blocked shots on Nov. 20, 1993 @ New Jersey) and Dwight Howard (30 points, 19 rebounds, 10 blocked shots on Nov. 12, 2008 @ Oklahoma City) and the first to do it with 10+ assists. NIK AT NIGHT… Nikola Vučević recorded a career-high 41 points and 12 rebounds on Oct. 20 @ Brooklyn…He has 13 career 30-point games (three this season) and one 40-point outing…Vučević now has 74 career games with 20+ points and 10+ rebounds (eight this season) and 31 career outings with 25+ points and 10+ rebounds (five this season). On Dec. 3 @ New York, Nikola Vučević poured in a game-high 34 points…He also had 34 points on Jan. 23, 2015 @ New York…Per Elias Sports Bureau, Vučević became only the third Magic player in team history with multiple 30+ point games at Madison Square Garden, joining Nick Anderson (Apr. 11, 1994, 36 points; Feb. 1, 1996, 30 points) and Tracy McGrady (Jan. 4, 2001, 36 points; Feb. 28, 2003, 34 points). **MAGIC TRICKS – 20/20 VISION** Nikola Vučević has seven career 20+ rebound games…He also owns the franchise record for most rebounds in a single game with 29, set on Dec. 31, 2012 vs. Miami…Vučević has six career 20-point/20-rebound games and two career 30-point/20-rebound outings. FLASH GORDON… On Nov. 29 vs. Oklahoma City, Aaron Gordon tallied 40 points, 15 rebounds, four assists and four steals…He previously poured in a career-high 41 points on Oct. 24 vs. Brooklyn…Gordon became the first Magic player since Dwight Howard in 2010-11 with multiple 40+ point games during the same season…Gordon also became the first Magic player to ever record 40+ points, 15+ rebounds, 4+ assists and 4+ steals in a single game and the tenth player in NBA history since the league made steals an official statistic in 1973-74…The last time a player had three-or-more 40+ point games in a single season was 2003-04, when Tracy McGrady did it eight times…The team record for 40+ point games in a season is 11, also set by McGrady in 2002-03. Gordon is one of only six players in Orlando Magic history to record multiple 40+ point games:

PLAYER 40+ POINT GAMES WITH ORLANDO Tracy McGrady 30

Shaquille O’Neal 21 Dwight Howard 4 Nick Anderson 3

AARON GORDON 2 Dennis Scott 2

40/40 CLUB… Nikola Vučević and Aaron Gordon have joined elite company in Orlando Magic history…Vučević tallied a career-high 41 points and 12 rebounds on Oct. 20 @ Brooklyn, while Gordon recorded a career-high 41 points and 14 rebounds on Oct. 24 vs. Brooklyn…Vučević and Gordon become the 12th and 13th players in Orlando Magic history to score 40+ points in a single game and just the fourth and fifth Magic players to ever have 40+ points and 10+ rebounds, joining Shaquille O’Neal (20), Tracy McGrady (10) and Dwight Howard (four) as the only other players to do it… Vučević and Gordon (twice) are the first Magic teammates to have 40/10 in the same season. Gordon also became the first player in team history to score 40+ points while going 5-of-5-or-better from three-point range and just the third player in the NBA since 2012-13 to record 40+ points and 10+ rebounds at age 22 or younger, joining Anthony Davis and Karl-Anthony Towns. Orlando had multiple players record 40+ point games during the same season for just the third time in franchise history:

SEASON PLAYERS WITH 40+ POINT GAMES 1992-93 Nick Anderson (2), Shaquille O’Neal, Dennis Scott 1995-96 Anfernee Hardaway, Shaquille O’Neal (2) 2017-18 AARON GORDON (2), NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ

THE FRENCH CONNECTION… Evan Fournier has scored in double figures 42 times this season, had 20+ points a team-best 18 times and 30+ points once, including a career-high 32 points on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota…He has led (or tied) the team in scoring 11 times, in rebounding once and in assists four times…Fournier scored in double figures 60 times last season and had 20+ points 30 times. **MAGIC TRICKS – MORE FOURNIER** Evan Fournier played in his 300th career NBA regular season game on Mar. 3, 2017 vs. Miami…During his first two NBA seasons with Denver, Fournier scored 15+ points 16 times and 20+ points five times in 114 games…Since the 2014-15 campaign with Orlando (249 games played), he has scored 15+ points 133 times, 20+ points 78 times and 30+ points three times. PAYTON’S PLACE… Elfrid Payton stands fourth in Orlando Magic history with 52 games with 10+ assists (Skiles, 110), including four times this season…He dished out 10+ assists 18 times last season.

PLAYER GAMES WITH 10+ ASSISTS Scott Skiles 110

Anfernee Hardaway 54 Jameer Nelson 53

ELFRID PAYTON 52 Darrell Armstrong 44

THE SIMMS… Jonathon Simmons has found his place in the Magic rotation...During his two seasons with San Antonio, he appeared in 133 regular season games, scored in double figures 27 times and had 20+ points once…With Orlando (51 games), Simmons has scored in double figures 37 times and has scored 20+ points nine times, including a career-high 29 points on Dec. 9 @ Atlanta…He also pulled down a career-high eight rebounds on Dec. 22 vs. New Orleans and dished out a career-high eight assists on Dec. 13 vs. L.A. Clippers. SUPER MARIO… On Dec. 17 @ Detroit, Mario Hezonja poured in a career-high 28 points, including 8-of-12 from three-point range...He became just the ninth player in Magic history to have eight-or-more three-pointers in a game and the first since Arron Afflalo on Nov. 13, 2013 vs. Milwaukee…Hezonja joins Afflalo, Nick Anderson (twice), Ryan Anderson, Tracy McGrady (three times), Mickael Pietrus, J.J. Redick, Jason Richardson and Dennis Scott (six times)…Scott holds the franchise record for most three-pointers in a game with 11, set back on Apr. 18, 1996 vs. Atlanta.

LORD OF THE RINGS… On July 27, the Orlando Magic signed free agent Marreese Speights...The 6-10 forward/center won an NBA World Championship with Golden State in 2014-15…Back in 2006-07, Speights was a member of the NCAA Championship team at the University of Florida…Speights is one of only 45 players to win both an NCAA and NBA title…Magic Assistant Coach Corliss Williamson is also on that exclusive list, leading Arkansas to the NCAA Championship in 1994, then winning an NBA World Championship with Detroit in 2003-04. **MAGIC TRICKS – INSTANT OFFENSE** Marreese Speights poured in 16 points and five rebounds in 15 minutes off the bench on Dec. 28 vs. Detroit…Per Elias Sports Bureau, it marks the ninth time that Speights has recorded 15+ points and 5+ rebounds in which he played less than 20 minutes, which is the second-most among all active players in the NBA (Enes Kanter, 10). BACK-TO-BACKS… The Orlando Magic will play 15 back-to-back contests this season (eight away/away, two home/away, four away/home and one home/home), the same number as in 2016-17, and are 6-13 in those outings (3-7 in first game, 3-6 in second game)…The Magic will complete their tenth set tonight (Feb. 6) vs. Cleveland…Orlando was 10-20 last season in back-to-back sets (6-9 in first game; 4-11 in second game). MAGIC MILESTONES… The following players are approaching career milestones with the Orlando Magic:

D.J. AUGUSTIN NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 696 games played Needs 4 games played to reach 700

BISMACK BIYOMBO NEXT CAREER MILESTONE

499 games played Needs 1 game played to reach 500

EVAN FOURNIER NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 4,699 points Needs 301 points to reach 5,000

961 rebounds Needs 39 rebounds to reach 1,000 295 steals Needs 5 steals to reach 300

ELFRID PAYTON NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 280 games played Needs 20 games played to reach 300

381 steals Needs 19 steals to reach 400

TERRENCE ROSS NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 3,929 points Needs 71 points to reach 4,000 397 assists Needs 3 assists to reach 400

MARREESE SPEIGHTS NEXT CAREER MILESTONE

695 games played Needs 5 games played to reach 700 994 free throws made Needs 6 free throws made to reach 1,000

2,851 rebounds Needs 149 rebounds to reach 3,000

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ NEXT CAREER MILESTONE 2,840 field goals made Needs 160 field goals made to reach 3,000

924 assists Needs 76 assists to reach 1,000 396 blocked shots Needs 4 blocks to reach 400

The following players are also ready to move up on the Orlando Magic’s all-time franchise leader boards:

EVAN FOURNIER MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 467 three-point field goals made Needs 43 3FGs for 9th all-time (McGrady – 509)

1,225 three-point field goals attempted Needs 157 3FGAs for 9th all-time (Redick – 1,381)

ELFRID PAYTON MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 1,797 assists Needs 131 assists for 6th all-time (Turkoglu – 1,927)

381 steals Needs 21 steals for 10th all-time (Outlaw – 401)

NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ MAGIC ALL-TIME LIST 382 games played Needs 15 games played for 10th all-time (Redick – 396) 362 blocked shots Needs 54 blocks for 4th all-time (Grant – 415)

5,373 field goals attempted Needs 8 FGAs for 8th all-time (Hardaway – 5,380) 1,043 personal fouls Needs 11 fouls for 7th all-time (O’Neal – 1,053)

6,114 points Needs 490 points for 8th all-time (Scott – 6,603) G LEAGUE GOSSIP… The Lakeland Magic lost on Feb. 3 vs. Agua Caliente, 121-110, dropping their record to 16-16…Rodney Purvis led Lakeland with 27 points, while Jamel Artis had 23 points and Troy Caupain added 22 points…Lakeland’s next game is at the RP Funding Center on Feb. 7 vs. Wisconsin…Below is a quick look at Lakeland’s statistical leaders:

STATISTIC LAKELAND MAGIC LEADERS Scoring Rodney Purvis: 20.0 ppg. (32 games)

Jamel Artis: 19.6 ppg. (29 games) Rebounding Khem Birch: 9.8 rpg. (20 games)

Troy Caupain: 7.2 rpg. (32 games) Assists Troy Caupain: 5.5 apg. (32 games)

Rodney Purvis: 3.3 apg. (32 games) Steals T.J. Price: 1.55 stlpg. (31 games)

Troy Caupain, Rodney Purvis: 1.34 stlpg. (32 games) Blocked Shots Khem Birch: 2.60 blkpg. (20 games)

Xavier Gibson: 1.27 blkpg. (22 games) 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 2017-18 season are now being accepted by calling 863-825-3258 or logging on to LakelandMagic.com. **MAGIC TRICKS – BIRCH NAMED MIDSEASON ALL-G LEAGUE** On Feb. 2, Khem Birch was named to the Midseason All-NBA G League Team for the Eastern Conference…NBA G League coaches, general managers and players voted for the top performers from the first half of the season from their respective conferences. 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. The Magic have seen great success in a relatively short history, winning five division championships (1995, 1996, 2008, 2009, 2010) 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 $23 million to local nonprofit community organizations over the last 28 years. The Magic’s other entities include the team’s newly acquired NBA G League affiliate, the Lakeland Magic, which begins play in the 2017-18 season in nearby Lakeland, Fla.; the Orlando Solar Bears of the ECHL, which serves as the affiliate to the Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL and the Toronto Marlies of the AHL; and Magic Gaming will compete in the inaugural season of the NBA 2K League in 2018. Ticket highlights for the Magic's 2017-18 season in the award-winning Amway Center, honored with TheStadiumBusiness Awards’ 2013 Customer Experience Award and named SportsBusiness Journal's 2012 Sports Facility of the Year, include: 2,500 seats priced $20 or less, 8,000 seats priced $40 or less and 9,000 seats priced $50 or under. 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) 2017-18 REGULAR SEASON Orlando's Record When: Offense...Defense...Hustle Stats... Scoring 100-plus points: 16-19 Scoring less than 100 points: 0-17 Allowing 100-plus points: 9-33 Allowing less than 100 points: 7-3 Shooting 50 percent or better FGs: 7-7 Shooting under 50 percent FGs: 9-29 Opponent shooting 50 percent or better FGs: 1-19 Opponent shooting under 50 percent FGs: 15-17 Making three or more 3 FGs: 16-36 Making two or less 3 FGs: n/a Attempting more (or same) FTs than opponent: 9-19 Attempting less FTs than opponent: 7-17 Having more (or same) rebounds than opponent: 9-10 Being outrebounded by opponent: 7-26 Having more (or same) assists than opponent: 11-13 Having less assists than opponent: 5-23 Having more (or same) blocks than opponent: 11-22 Having less blocks than opponent: 5-14 Having more (or same) steals than opponent: 14-15 Having less steals than opponent: 2-21 Having more (or same) turnovers than opponent: 7-25 Having less turnovers than opponent: 9-11 Days...Months...Back-to-Backs... Playing on Sundays: 2-3 Playing in October: 5-2 … Playing in November: 4-11 Playing on Mondays: 2-5 Playing in December: 3-12 Playing on Tuesdays: 2-4 Playing in January: 3-10 Playing on Wednesdays: 6-6 Playing in February: 1-1 Playing on Thursdays: 1-1 Playing in March: n/a Playing on Fridays: 2-8 Playing in April: n/a Playing on Saturdays: 1-9 Playing in back-to-backs: 6-13 Playing in first game of back-to-back: 3-7 Playing in second game of back-to-back: 3-6 Misc.... Leading (or tied) after the first quarter: 11-9 Trailing after the first quarter: 5-27 Leading (or tied) after the first half: 11-10 Trailing after the first half: 5-26 Leading (or tied) after the third quarter: 13-6 Trailing after the third quarter: 3-30 Game margin is 1-5 points: 5-7 Game margin is 6-10 points: 3-12 Game margin is 11+ points: 8-17 Five-Plus Players Scoring in Double Figures: 13-25 Six-Plus Players Scoring in Double Figures: 6-8 Playing in overtime: 1-0 Wearing Association uniforms (white): 5-10 Wearing Icon uniforms (blue): 7-12 Wearing Statement uniforms (black): 3-13 Wearing City uniforms (space): 1-1 Largest margin of victory: 27 pts. (Oct. 27 vs. SAN) Largest margin of defeat: 40 pts. (Nov. 18 vs. UTA) Largest lead during a game: 37 pts. (Oct. 21 @ CLE) Largest lead surrendered in loss: 21 pts. (Jan. 27 @ IND) Largest deficit during a game: 46 pts. (Nov. 18 vs. UTA) Largest deficit overcome to win: 12 pts. (Oct. 24 vs. BRK, Feb. 5 @ MIA)

Magic game-high scoring honors (including ties): Gordon (13), Fournier (11), Vučević (11), Simmons (8), Payton (7), Hezonja (4), Speights (3) Magic game-high rebounding honors (including ties): Vučević (23), Biyombo (12), Gordon (12), Payton (3), Afflalo (2), Birch (1), Fournier (1), Hezonja (1), Mack (1), Payne (1), Simmons (1), Speights (1) Magic game-high assist honors (including ties): Payton (28), Augustin (10), Mack (10), Fournier (4), Simmons (4), Vučević (4), Afflalo (1), Gordon (1) Double-Doubles: Vučević (18), Gordon (12), Biyombo (5), Payton (3), Augustin (1), Birch (1), Hezonja (1), Speights (1) Triple-Doubles: Vučević (1) Starting Line-up and record:

FORWARD FORWARD CENTER GUARD GUARD RECORD Fournier Gordon Vučević Ross Payton 3-7 Fournier Isaac Vučević Ross Payton 0-1 Fournier Isaac Vučević Ross Augustin 1-0 Fournier Gordon Vučević Ross Augustin 4-1 Fournier Gordon Vučević Ross Mack 0-2 Fournier Gordon Vučević Ross Simmons 0-1 Simmons Gordon Vučević Fournier Payton 3-3 Simmons Gordon Vučević Afflalo Payton 0-1 Simmons Hezonja Vučević Afflalo Payton 0-1 Iwundu Hezonja Vučević Simmons Payton 0-3 Hezonja Gordon Vučević Simmons Payton 0-1 Simmons Hezonja Vučević Mack Payton 0-1 Simmons Speights Vučević Augustin Payton 0-1 Simmons Hezonja Biyombo Fournier Payton 1-3 Simmons Gordon Biyombo Fournier Payton 3-8 Hezonja Gordon Biyombo Fournier Payton 0-1 Simmons Speights Biyombo Fournier Payton 1-1

2017-18 REGULAR SEASON QUARTER-BY-QUARTER RECAP

1ST QUARTER

2ND QUARTER

3RD QUARTER

4TH QUARTER

OT (once)

2ND OT TOTAL

MAGIC 1,419 (27.3 ppg.)

1,311 (25.2 ppg.)

1,428 (27.5 ppg.)

1,321 (25.4 ppg.)

14 (14.0 ppg.)

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5,493 (105.6 ppg.)

OPPONENTS 1,460 (28.1 ppg.)

1,450 (27.9 ppg.)

1,474 (28.3 ppg.)

1,346 (25.9 ppg.)

10 (10.0 ppg.)

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5,740 (110.4 ppg.)

**For complete bios, please see the 2017-18 Orlando Magic media guide** (http://www.nba.com/magic/mediaguide) HEAD COACH'S BIO:

Frank Vogel Overall Record: 295-270 (.522) Record with Orlando: 45-89 (.336) Overall Playoff Record: 31-30 (.508) Playoff Record w/ Orlando: 0-0 (---) Seasons in League: 8th Seasons with Orlando: 2nd Frank Vogel became the 13th head coach in Orlando Magic history on May 20, 2016…Finished his first season as coach of the Magic with a 29-53 record…Coached in his 500th career regular season game on Mar. 16, 2017 @ Golden State…Came to Orlando after spending five-plus seasons as a head coach with Indiana from 2011-16, where he guided the Pacers to the NBA Playoffs five times, two Central Division championships and two trips to the Eastern Conference Finals…His 250 wins are the most for a Pacers head coach in the team’s NBA history…On January 30, 2011, took over for Jim O’Brien and led Indiana to a 20-18 record and its first playoff berth in four seasons…Had his interim tag removed on July 6, 2011. Vogel, who completed his 20th season in the NBA, began his NBA career as the head video coordinator with Boston under Rick Pitino…Stayed in that role from 1997-2001, before being named an assistant coach with the Celtics under O’Brien…Also as an assistant coach under O’Brien in Philadelphia in 2004-05 and in Indiana for three-plus seasons (2007-11)…Also served as an advanced scout for the Los Angeles Lakers (2005-06) and Washington (2006-07). A graduate of the University of Kentucky with a degree in biology…He first attended Juniata College in Huntington, Pa., where he was a three-year starter for the Division III Eagles…Transferred to Kentucky, became a student manager and played on the junior varsity team in 1996…After graduation, became the University of Kentucky's video coordinator…When Pitino left Kentucky to become head coach of the Boston Celtics, took Vogel with him as the head video coordinator. Vogel and his wife, Jenifer, have two daughters, Alexa and Arianna. PLAYER BIOS:

#4 Arron Afflalo (G, 6-5, 210, UCLA, NBA Exp. 10 years) 10+ PTS: 1 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND DNP-CD Jan. 30 @ HOU 2 (1-3, 0-1, 0-0) 1 2 15 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 6 (2-3, 2-2, 0-0) 0 0 7 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS DNP-CD Feb. 5 @ MIA 2 (1-4, 0-1, 0-0) 6 2 1 blk., 16 min.

Noting Afflalo: 2017-18: Averaging 3.1 ppg. and 1.3 rpg. in 12.9 minpg. (38 games)…Made two starts – Averaging 5.0 ppg. and 2.0 rpg. in 25.5 minpg. (10 pts., 4 rebs., 1 blk., 50:56 mins.)

Led (or tied) the team in rebounding twice and in assists once. Scored in double figures once – a season-high 11 points on Jan. 3 vs. Houston. Missed three games (Dec. 13-17) due to back spasms…Suspended for two games (Jan. 18-21) by the NBA for an

altercation on Jan. 16…DNP-CD eight times (Oct. 18, 24, 29, Nov. 8, 15, Jan. 23-27, Feb. 3). 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – AFFLALO (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 11 8 4 1 (2) 1 (6) 26

Jan. 3 vs. HOU Nov. 11 @ DEN Nov. 18 vs. UTA Dec. 22 vs. NO Feb. 5 @ MIA Dec. 8 vs. DEN

#0 Jamel Artis (G, 6-7, 215, Pittsburgh, NBA Exp. Rookie) 10+ PTS: 0 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND Inactive-G League Jan. 30 @ HOU Inactive-G League Jan. 31 vs. LAL Inactive-G League Feb. 3 vs. WAS Inactive-G League Feb. 5 @ MIA Inactive-G League

Noting Artis: 2017-18: Averaging 1.8 ppg. and 1.4 rpg. in 11.0 minpg. (five games)

Scored his first NBA points on Dec. 20 @ Chicago…Connected on a jumper with 9:46 left in the fourth quarter. Made his NBA debut on Dec. 13 vs. L.A. Clippers…Did not score in 58 seconds of action. On the Inactive List 46 times (Oct. 18-Dec. 9, 26-Feb. 5)…DNP-CD once (Dec. 15). Averaging 19.6 ppg., 6.6 rpg., 2.6 apg. and 1.24 stlpg. in 38.5 minpg. with Lakeland of the NBA G League (29

games)…Transferred to Orlando on Dec. 13…Transferred to Lakeland on Dec. 27. 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – ARTIS (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 4* 3* 2* -- -- 21*

Dec. 20 @ CHI Dec. 20 @ CHI Dec. 20 @ CHI Dec. 23 @ WAS

#14 D.J. Augustin (G, 6-0, 183, Texas, NBA Exp. 9 years) 10+ PTS: 20 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 1

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 8 (3-4, 2-3, 0-0) 2 2 20 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 13 (4-10, 3-5, 2-3) 3 4 28 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 12 (5-11, 2-6, 0-0) 4 3 3 stls., 21 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 10 (2-5, 1-4, 5-6) 2 2 1 stl., 25 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 16 (6-11, 3-6, 1-2) 1 3 1 stl., 23 min.

Noting Augustin: 2017-18: Averaging 8.6 ppg., 3.1 apg. and 1.8 rpg. in 20.3 minpg. (45 games)…Shooting a team-high .413 (59-143) from three-point range and .832 (89-107) from the free throw line…Made seven starts – Averaging 7.3 ppg., 5.0 apg., 1.9 rpg. and 1.43 stlpg. in 24.3 minpg. (51 pts., 35 asts., 13 rebs., 10 stls., 170:10 mins.)

As of Feb. 6, tied for 23rd in the NBA in 3-point FG percentage and ranks 40th in FT percentage. Led (or tied) the team in assists nine times. Scored in double figures 20 times, including a season-high 19 points on Oct. 24 vs. Brooklyn. Hit game-tying three-pointer to force overtime with 6.2 seconds left in regulation on Dec. 6 vs. Atlanta. Dished out 10+ assists once – a season-high 10 assists on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland. Had one double-double. Had at least one steal 23 times and two-or-more steals eight times, including a season-high three steals five times, the

last on Jan. 31 vs. L.A. Lakers. Recorded his 400th career NBA steal on Dec. 9 @ Atlanta. Missed seven games (Nov. 3-15) due to a strained left hamstring.

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – AUGUSTIN (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

19 5 10 3 (5) -- 30 (2) Oct. 24 vs. BRK Dec. 4 @ CHA Oct. 21 @ CLE Jan. 31 vs. LAL Dec. 22 vs. NO

#24 Khem Birch (C, 6-9, 220, UNLV, NBA Exp. Rookie) 10+ PTS: 2 10+ REBS: 1 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 11 (4-5, 0-0, 3-8) 5 1 3 stls., 19 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 2 (1-1, 0-0, 0-0) 1 0 5 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 2 (1-2, 0-0, 0-0) 2 0 13 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 4 (2-4, 0-0, 0-0) 8 2 1 stl., 28 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 2 (1-4, 0-0, 0-0) 4 1 7 min.

Noting Birch: 2017-18: Averaging 3.3 ppg. and 3.3 rpg. in 9.9 minpg. (16 games)

Led (or tied) the team in rebounding once. Scored in double figures twice, including a career-high 12 points on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota. Recorded one double-double – had 12 points and a career-high 10 rebounds on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota. Recorded at least one blocked shot three times and two-or-more blocks twice, including a career-high four blocked

shots on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota. Recorded at least one steal four times and two-or-more steals once, including a career-high three steals on Jan. 27 @

Indiana. Made his NBA debut on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland, finishing with two points, two rebounds and one assist in

5:09...Recorded first NBA points on a dunk with 3:25 left during fourth quarter on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland. On the Inactive List 31 times (Oct. 18-20, 24-27, Nov. 1-29, Dec. 3-9, 15-23, Jan. 10-12)…DNP-CD five times (Oct. 29,

Dec. 28-Jan. 1, 6). Averaging 13.9 ppg., 9.8 rpg., 2.8 apg., 2.60 blkpg. and 1.20 stlpg. in 32.7 minpg. with Lakeland of the NBA G League

(20 games)…Named to the Midseason All-G League Team for the Eastern Conference…Assigned to Lakeland of the NBA G League on Nov. 2…Recalled by Orlando on Nov. 8…Assigned to Lakeland on Nov. 9…Recalled on Nov. 20…Assigned to Lakeland on Nov. 21…Recalled on Dec. 1…Assigned to Lakeland on Dec. 2…Recalled on Dec. 13…Assigned to Lakeland on Dec. 15…Recalled on Dec. 24…Assigned to Lakeland on Jan. 5…Recalled on Jan. 6…Assigned to Lakeland on Jan. 10…Recalled on Jan. 15.

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – BIRCH (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

12* 10* 2 (2)* 3* 4* 28* Jan. 16 vs. MIN Jan. 16 vs. MIN Feb. 3 vs. WAS Jan. 27 @ IND Jan. 16 vs. MIN Feb. 3 vs. WAS

#11 Bismack Biyombo (C, 6-9, 255, Dem. Rep. of Congo, NBA Exp. 6 years) 10+ PTS: 7 10+ REBS: 8 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 10 (4-5, 0-0, 2-2) 4 0 1 blk., 21 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 8 (4-7, 0-0, 0-0) 6 1 2 stls., 1 blk., 21 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 5 (2-4, 0-0, 1-4) 6 1 31 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 4 (2-2, 0-0, 0-0) 5 2 1 blk., 18 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 9 (3-5, 0-0, 3-4) 5 1 2 blks., 1 stl., 24 min.

Noting Biyombo: 2017-18: Averaging 5.6 ppg., 5.8 rpg. and a team-high 1.37 blkpg. in 19.0 minpg…Made 18 starts – Averaging 8.3 ppg., 8.7 rpg., 1.2 apg. and 2.00 blkpg. in 26.0 minpg. (149 pts., 156 rebs., 21 asts., 36 blks., 7 stls., 467:56 mins.)

As of Feb. 6, ranks 14th in the NBA in blocked shots. Led (or tied) the team in rebounding 12 times. Scored in double figures seven times and had 20+ points once, including a career-high 21 points on Jan. 12 @

Washington. Had 10+ rebounds eight times, including a season-high 17 rebounds on Jan. 1 @ Brooklyn. Had five double-doubles. Had at least one blocked shot 39 times and two-or-more blocks 18 times, including a season-high five blocks on Dec.

26 @ Miami and Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota. Had at least one steal ten times and two-or-more steals twice. Pulled down his 3,000th career NBA rebound on Nov. 13 @ Golden State…Recorded his 700th career NBA blocked

shot on Dec. 17 @ Detroit. 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – BIYOMBO (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 21* 17 4# 2 (2) 5 (2) 33 (3)

Jan. 12 @ WAS Jan. 1 @ BRK Jan. 12 @ WAS Jan. 30 @ HOU Jan. 16 vs. MIN Jan. 12 @ WAS

#10 Evan Fournier (G-F, 6-7, 205, France, NBA Exp. 5 years) 10+ PTS: 42 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 21 (9-16, 3-6, 0-0) 2 1 33 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 12 (4-12, 2-6, 2-2) 3 5 1 stl., 27 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 19 (6-10, 5-7, 2-2) 2 4 1 stl., 27 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 11 (3-12, 1-6, 4-4) 0 1 1 stl., 29 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 13 (6-13, 1-4, 0-0) 4 1 1 stl., 25 min.

Noting Fournier: 2017-18: Averaging 17.8 ppg., 3.1 rpg. and 2.9 apg. in 32.3 minpg. (44 games-44 starts)…Shooting .392 (98-250) from three-point range and a team-high .898 (115-128) from the free throw line.

As of Feb. 6, ranks ninth in the NBA in FT percentage and 38th in scoring. Led (or tied) the team in scoring 11 times, in rebounding once and in assists four times. Scored in double figures a team-high 42 times, had 20+ points a team-best 18 times and 30+ points once, including a

career-high 32 points on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota. Had at least one steal 27 times and two-or-more steals eight times, including a career-high-tying five steals on Nov. 8

vs. New York. Recorded a career-high-tying two blocked shots on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland. Scored 4,000th career NBA point on Oct. 24 vs. Brooklyn…Dished out his 700th career NBA assist on Oct. 20 @

Brooklyn…Hit his 500th career NBA three-point field goal on Oct. 30 @ New Orleans. Passed Scott Skiles (384) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time three-point field goals made list on Oct. 29 @

Charlotte…Passed Anfernee Hardaway (1,176) for tenth on the Magic’s all-time three-point field goals attempted list on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota.

Missed eight games (Dec. 8-23) due to a sprained right ankle. 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – FOURNIER (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 32* 9 5 (7) 5# 2# 41

Jan. 16 vs. MIN Oct. 20 @ BRK Jan. 30 @ HOU Nov. 8 vs. NY Oct. 21 @ CLE Dec. 6 vs. ATL

#00 Aaron Gordon (F, 6-9, 220, Arizona, NBA Exp. 3 years) 10+ PTS: 39 10+ REBS: 12 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 22 (9-20, 1-6, 3-8) 11 4 1 stl., 1 blk., 40 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU DNP-strained left hip flexor Jan. 31 vs. LAL DNP-strained left hip flexor Feb. 3 vs. WAS DNP-strained left hip flexor Feb. 5 @ MIA DNP-strained left hip flexor

Noting Gordon: 2017-18: Averaging a team-high 18.4 ppg., 8.3 rpg. and 2.2 apg. in a team-high 34.0 minpg. (39 games)…Made 38 starts – Averaging 18.4 ppg., 8.4 rpg. and 2.2 apg. in 34.0 minpg. (699 pts., 318 rebs., 82 asts., 34 stls., 27 blks., 1,292:37 mins.)

As of Feb. 6, tied for 19th in the NBA in rebounding, tied for 30th in minutes played and tied for 32nd in scoring. Led (or tied) the team in scoring 13 times, in rebounding 12 times and in assists once. Scored in double figures a team-high-tying 39 times, had 20+ points 11 times, 30+ points four times and 40+ points

twice, including a career-high 41 points (14-18 FG, 5-5 3FG, 8-10 FT) on Oct. 24 vs. Brooklyn…Tallied 40 points, 15 rebounds, four assists, four steals and one blocked shot on Nov. 29 vs. Oklahoma City.

Became the 13th player in Magic history to score 40+ points in a game, the fifth player (O’Neal, McGrady, Howard, Vučević) to record 40+ points and 10+ rebounds in a game and the sixth player (Anderson, Howard, McGrady, O’Neal, Scott) to record multiple 40+ point games.

Also became the first player in Magic history to score 40+ points while going 5-of-5-or-better from three-point range and just the third player in the NBA since 2012-13 to record 40+ points and 10+ rebounds at age 22 or younger, joining Anthony Davis and Karl-Anthony Towns.

Recorded 10+ rebounds 12 times, including a season-high 15 rebounds on Nov. 29 vs. Oklahoma City and Dec. 6 vs. Atlanta.

Recorded 12 double-doubles. Dished out a career-high-tying seven assists on Jan. 12 @ Washington. Had at least one blocked shot 19 times and two-or-more blocks six times, including a career-high-tying four blocked

shots on Nov. 27 @ Indiana. Had at least one steal 23 times and two-or-more steals eight times, including a season-high four steals on Nov. 29 vs.

Oklahoma City and Jan. 18 @ Cleveland. Logged a career-high 45 minutes on Dec. 6 vs. Atlanta. Scored his 2,000th career NBA point on Oct. 24 vs. Brooklyn. Missed 13 total games due to injury: missed two games (Oct. 20-21) due to a sore left ankle, two games (Dec. 9-13)

due to a concussion, five games (Dec. 17-26) due to a strained right calf and four games (Jan. 30-Feb. 5) due to a strained left hip flexor.

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – GORDON (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

41* 15 (2) 7# 4 (2) 4# 45* Oct. 24 vs. BRK Dec. 6 vs. ATL Jan. 12 @ WAS Jan. 18 @ CLE Nov. 27 @ IND Dec. 6 vs. ATL

#8 Mario Hezonja (G-F, 6-8, 218, Croatia, NBA Exp. 2 years) 10+ PTS: 17 10+ REBS: 1 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 9 (3-5, 0-2, 3-3) 4 1 3 blks., 27 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 17 (7-12, 3-5, 0-0) 3 2 1 blk., 25 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 14 (5-8, 4-5, 0-0) 4 3 1 stl., 25 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 15 (4-10, 3-4, 4-4) 4 2 1 stl., 1 blk., 29 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 20 (7-14, 4-9, 2-2) 5 3 2 stls., 1 blk., 32 min.

Noting Hezonja: 2017-18: Averaging 7.8 ppg., 3.1 rpg. and 1.1 apg. in 18.4 minpg. (45 games)…Made 11 starts – Averaging 15.0 ppg., 5.1 rpg., 1.9 apg. and 1.09 stlpg. in 30.3 minpg. (165 pts., 56 rebs., 21 asts., 12 stls., 8 blks., 333:00 mins.)

Led (or tied) the team in scoring four times and in rebounding once. Scored in double figures 17 times and had 20+ points twice, including a career-high 28 points on Dec. 17 @ Detroit. Had one double-double – first double-double of his NBA career on Jan. 6 vs. Cleveland (16 points, 10 rebounds). Had at least one steal 21 times and two-or-more steals eight times, including a season-high three steals on Dec. 17 @

Detroit and Dec. 23 @ Washington. Had at least one blocked shot nine times and two-or-more blocks twice, including a career-high-tying three blocked

shots on Dec. 13 vs. L.A. Clippers and Jan. 27 @ Indiana. DNP-CD seven times (Oct. 18, Nov. 8, Nov. 20-22, 27, Dec. 3, 6).

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – HEZONJA (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

28* 10 4 (2) 3 (2) 3 (2)# 39 Dec. 17 @ DET Jan. 6 vs. CLE Jan. 9 @ DAL Dec. 23 @ WAS Jan. 27 @ IND Jan. 6 vs. CLE

#1 Jonathan Isaac (F, 6-10, 210, Florida State, NBA Exp. Rookie) 10+ PTS: 1 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND Inactive-sore right ankle Jan. 30 @ HOU Inactive-sore right ankle Jan. 31 vs. LAL Inactive-sore right ankle Feb. 3 vs. WAS Inactive-sore right ankle Feb. 5 @ MIA Inactive-sore right ankle

Noting Isaac: 2017-18: Averaging 5.3 ppg., 3.7 rpg. and 1.00 blkpg. in 19.0 minpg. (15 games)…Made two starts – Averaging 7.0 ppg., 3.5 rpg., 1.5 apg. and 1.50 stlpg. in 22.0 minpg. (14 pts., 7 rebs., 3 asts., 3 stls., 1 blk., 44:05 mins.)

Scored in double figures once – a career-high 11 points on Nov. 10 @ Phoenix. Had at least one blocked shot eight times and two-or-more blocks five times, including a career-high three blocked

shots on Nov. 1 @ Memphis and Nov. 11 @ Denver. Had at least one steal seven times and two-or-more steals three times. Made first NBA start on Oct. 20 @ Brooklyn, tallying nine points, three assists, one rebound, two steals and one

blocked shot in 23 minutes. Made his NBA debut on Oct. 18 vs. Miami, tallying four points, eight rebounds and two blocked shots in 17

minutes...Recorded first NBA points and rebound with 2:55 left during first quarter on Oct. 18 vs. Miami. Missed 37 total games due to injury: missed one game (Oct. 29) due to an illness, 17 games (Nov. 13-Dec. 15) due to

a sprained right ankle and 19 games (Dec. 22-23, 28-Feb. 5) due to a sore right ankle. 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – ISAAC (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 11* 8* 3* 2 (3)* 3 (2)* 29*

Nov. 10 @ PHX Oct. 18 vs. MIA Oct. 20 @ BRK Dec. 26 @ MIA Nov. 11 @ DEN Nov. 5 vs. BOS

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

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 2 (0-1, 0-1, 2-2) 1 0 7 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 2 (1-3, 0-0, 0-0) 3 1 21 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 6 (3-5, 0-0, 0-0) 5 1 2 stls., 2 blks., 21 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 4 (1-2, 0-0, 2-2) 1 1 2 stls., 21 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 5 (2-3, 1-1, 0-0) 2 0 1 stl., 18 min.

Noting Iwundu: 2017-18: Averaging 3.5 ppg., 2.0 rpg. and 1.0 apg. in 13.9 minpg. (34 games)…Made three starts – Averaging 6.7 ppg., 2.7 rpg. and 1.0 apg. in 25.7 minpg. (20 pts., 8 rebs., 3 asts., 1 blk., 77:09 mins.)

Scored in double figures twice – a career-high 12 points on Dec. 23 @ Washington and Jan. 6 vs. Cleveland. Had at least one steal 11 times and two-or-more steals four times. Made his first NBA start on Dec. 13 vs. L.A. Clippers, recording six points, three rebounds and two assists in 33

minutes played…Made his NBA debut on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland, tallying one point and two rebounds in five minutes...Recorded first NBA point on a free throw with 2:08 left during fourth quarter on Oct. 21 @ Cleveland.

DNP-CD six times (Oct. 20, 24, 29, Nov. 1, Nov. 20, Dec. 3)…On the Inactive List 12 times (Oct. 18, 30, Nov. 10-18, 22-29).

Averaging 15.2 ppg., 8.6 rpg., 1.8 apg. and 1.22 stlpg.in 35.0 minpg. with Lakeland of the NBA G League (nine games)…Assigned to Lakeland of the NBA G League on Nov. 7…Recalled by Orlando on Nov. 8…Assigned to Lakeland on Nov. 9…Recalled by Orlando on Nov. 20…Assigned to Lakeland on Nov. 21…Recalled by Orlando on Dec. 1…Assigned to Lakeland on Jan. 5…Recalled by Orlando on Jan. 6.

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – IWUNDU (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 12 (2)* 5 (4)* 4* 2 (4)* 2* 33*

Jan. 6 vs. CLE Jan. 31 vs. LAL Jan. 10 @ MIL Feb. 3 vs. WAS Jan. 31 vs. LAL Dec. 13 vs. LAC

#7 Shelvin Mack (G, 6-3, 203, Butler, NBA Exp. 6 years) 10+ PTS: 6 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 9 (2-3, 1-2, 4-4) 2 5 16 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 15 (5-5, 2-2, 3-4) 6 4 25 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 13 (4-9, 0-4, 5-5) 1 7 2 stls., 24 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 11 (5-9, 1-3, 0-0) 7 2 1 stl., 23 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 6 (2-4, 0-0, 2-2) 2 5 27 min.

Noting Mack: 2017-18: Averaging 5.1 ppg., 3.6 apg. and 2.2 rpg. in 17.3 minpg. (39 games)…Has an assists-to-turnover ratio of 4.15 (141/34)…Made three starts – Averaging 3.7 ppg., 6.0 apg. and 2.7 rpg. in 24.3 minpg. (11 pts., 18 asts., 8 rebs., 2 stls., 72:59 mins.)

As of Feb. 6, ranks second in the NBA in assists-to-turnover ratio. Led (or tied) the team in rebounding once and in assists ten times. Scored in double figures six times, including a season-high 15 points on Jan. 30 @ Houston. Dished out his 1,000th career NBA assist on Nov. 3 vs. Chicago. Had at least one steal 18 times and two-or-more steals three times, including a season-high three steals on Jan. 21 @

Boston. DNP-CD 13 times (Oct. 18, Nov. 20-22, 27-29, Dec. 3-4, 23-Jan. 1, 12).

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – MACK (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

15 7 9 3 1 (5) 31 Jan. 30 @ HOU Feb. 3 vs. WAS Dec. 9 @ ATL Jan. 21 @ BOS Jan. 18 @ CLE Nov. 10 @ PHX

#2 Elfrid Payton (G, 6-4, 185, Louisiana-Lafayette, NBA Exp. 3 years) 10+ PTS: 31 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 4

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 12 (4-8, 1-2, 3-5) 3 5 1 stl., 29 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 4 (2-6, 0-0, 0-0) 1 2 2 stls., 18 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 15 (6-10, 0-0, 3-7) 7 6 4 stls., 1 blk., 24 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 14 (7-15, 0-4, 0-0) 4 4 3 stls., 2 blks., 24 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 10 (3-8, 0-1, 4-4) 2 7 1 stl., 25 min.

Noting Payton: 2017-18: Averaging 13.1 ppg., a team-high 6.2 apg., 4.0 rpg. and a team-high 1.44 stlpg. in 28.7 minpg. (43 games-43 starts)…Shooting .373 (25-67) from three-point range and a team-high .518 (233-450) from the floor.

As of Feb. 6, ranks 14th in the NBA in assists, 23rd in FG percentage and tied for 24th in steals. Led (or tied) the team in scoring seven times, in rebounding three times and in assists a team-best 28 times. Scored in double figures 31 times, had 20+ points six times and 30+ points once, including a career-high 30 points on

Dec. 23 @ Washington. Dished out 10+ assists four times, including a season-high 13 assists on Nov. 22 @ Minnesota and Dec. 30 vs. Miami. Had three double-doubles. Had at least one steal 31 times and two-or-more steals 17 times, including a season-high five steals on Jan. 3 vs.

Houston. Had at least one blocked shot 12 times and two-or-more blocks twice. Passed Tracy McGrady (1,533) for seventh on the Magic’s all-time assists list on Oct. 18 vs. Miami. Scored 3,000th career NBA point on Jan. 16 vs. Minnesota…Recorded 1,000th career NBA rebound on Oct. 18 vs.

Miami. Missed nine total games due to injury: missed eight games (Oct. 21-Nov. 5) due to a strained left hamstring and one

game (Nov. 11) due to a sore left hamstring. 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – PAYTON (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 30* 8 (3) 13 (2) 5 2 (2) 40 (2)

Dec. 23 @ WAS Dec. 28 vs. DET Dec. 30 vs. MIA Jan. 3 vs. HOU Feb. 3 vs. WAS Dec. 30 vs. MIA

#31 Terrence Ross (G-F, 6-7, 206, Washington, NBA Exp. 5 years) 10+ PTS: 9 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND Inactive-right knee Jan. 30 @ HOU Inactive-right knee Jan. 31 vs. LAL Inactive-right knee Feb. 3 vs. WAS Inactive-right knee Feb. 5 @ MIA Inactive-right knee

Noting Ross: 2017-18: Averaging 9.0 ppg., 3.2 rpg., 1.6 apg. and 1.23 stlpg. in 26.2 minpg. (22 games)…Made 20 starts - Averaging 9.3 ppg., 3.2 rpg., 1.6 apg. and 1.30 stlpg. in 26.9 minpg. (185 pts., 64 rebs., 31 asts., 26 stls., 537 mins.)

Scored in double figures nine times and had 20+ points once, including a season-high 22 points on Nov. 22 @ Minnesota.

Had at least one steal 17 times and two-or-more steals seven times, including a season-high three steals three times, last on Nov. 25 @ Philadelphia.

Had at least one blocked shot seven times and two-or-more blocks twice. Appeared in his 400th career regular season NBA game on Nov. 11 @ Denver. Missed 30 games (Dec. 1-Feb. 5) due to a sprained right MCL and a non-displaced fracture of right tibial

plateau…Suffered the injury on Nov. 29 vs. Oklahoma City. 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – ROSS (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 22 7 5 3 (3) 2 (2) 34 (2)

Nov. 22 @ MIN Oct. 27 vs. SAN Nov. 25 @ PHI Nov. 25 @ PHI Nov. 29 vs. OKC Nov. 22 @ MIN

#17 Jonathon Simmons (F, 6-6, 195, Houston, NBA Exp. 2 years) 10+ PTS: 37 10+ REBS: 0 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 6 (3-7, 0-1, 0-0) 3 0 2 blks., 1 stl., 22 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 15 (7-13, 1-4, 0-0) 1 3 1 blk., 35 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 14 (4-8, 2-2, 4-4) 0 2 1 blk., 24 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 15 (5-9, 2-4, 3-4) 2 1 2 stls., 26 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 16 (6-9, 2-2, 2-3) 3 1 1 stl., 27 min.

Noting Simmons: 2017-18: Averaging 13.7 ppg., 3.4 rpg. and 2.3 apg. in 28.7 minpg. (51 games)…Made 32 starts – Averaging 13.5 ppg., 3.7 rpg. and 2.5 apg. in 30.9 minpg. (433 pts., 118 rebs., 80 asts., 25 stls., 13 blks., 989:35 mins.)

Led (or tied) the team in scoring eight times, in rebounding once and in assists four times. Scored in double figures 37 times and had 20+ points nine times, including a career-high 29 points on Dec. 9 @

Atlanta. Pulled down a career-high eight rebounds on Dec. 22 vs. New Orleans. Dished out a career-high eight assists on Dec. 13 vs. L.A. Clippers. Had at least one steal 29 times and two-or-more steals seven times, including a career-high four steals on Oct. 29 @

Charlotte and Dec. 28 vs. Detroit. Recorded a career-high-tying two blocked shots on Jan. 21 @ Boston and Jan. 27 @ Indiana. Logged a career-high 41 minutes on Dec. 6 vs. Atlanta. Scored his 1,000th career NBA point on Nov. 11 @ Denver. Missed one game (Jan. 6) due to back spasms.

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – SIMMONS (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

29* 8* 8* 4 (2)* 2 (2)# 41* Dec. 9 @ ATL Dec. 22 vs. NO Dec. 13 vs. LAC Dec. 28 vs. DET Jan. 27 @ IND Dec. 6 vs. ATL

#5 Marreese Speights (F-C, 6-10, 255, Florida, NBA Exp. 9 years) 10+ PTS: 15 10+ REBS: 1 10+ ASTS: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND 2 (1-3, 0-2, 0-0) 3 2 6 min. Jan. 30 @ HOU 17 (6-11, 4-8, 1-1) 5 2 1 stl., 1 blk., 21 min. Jan. 31 vs. LAL 21 (6-11, 3-6, 6-7) 4 1 23 min. Feb. 3 vs. WAS 10 (3-9, 2-7, 2-2) 2 0 18 min. Feb. 5 @ MIA 12 (4-9, 2-6, 2-2) 5 1 1 blk., 17 min.

Noting Speights: 2017-18: Averaging 7.7 ppg. and 2.6 rpg. in 13.3 minpg. (42 games)…Made three starts – Averaging 12.7 ppg. and 2.3 rpg. in 19.4 minpg. (38 pts., 7 rebs., 1 ast., 58:04 mins.)

Led (or tied) the team in scoring three times and in rebounding once. Scored in double figures 15 times and had 20+ points once, including a season-high 21 points on Jan. 31 vs. L.A.

Lakers…On Oct. 30 @ New Orleans, went a career-best 6-of-10 from three-point range. Had one double-double – tallied 13 points and a season-high 10 rebounds on Jan. 9 @ Dallas. Had at least one steal five times and two-or-more steals once. Had at least one blocked shot 13 times and two-or-more blocks three times. Missed one game (Jan. 16) due to personal reasons…DNP-CD nine times (Oct. 18, 24, 29, Nov. 8, 29-Dec. 1, 9, 17-

20). 2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – SPEIGHTS (*=career-high; #=tied career-high)

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES 21 10 3 2 2 (3) 23 (2)

Jan. 31 vs. LAL Jan. 9 @ DAL Oct. 30 @ NO Nov. 13 @ GS Jan. 10 @ MIL Jan. 31 vs. LAL

#9 Nikola Vučević (C, 7-0, 260, USC, NBA Exp. 6 years) 10+ PTS: 29 10+ REBS: 18 10+ ASTS: 1

LAST FIVE GAMES PTS (FG, 3FG, FT) REBS ASTS OTHER Jan. 27 @ IND Inactive-left hand Jan. 30 @ HOU Inactive-left hand Jan. 31 vs. LAL Inactive-left hand Feb. 3 vs. WAS Inactive-left hand Feb. 5 @ MIA Inactive-left hand

Noting Vučević: 2017-18: Averaging 17.4 ppg., a team-high 9.3 rpg., 3.3 apg., 1.12 blkpg. and 1.03 stlpg. in 29.9 minpg. (34 games-34 starts)…Shooting .491 (248-505) from the floor and .821 (46-56) from the free throw line.

As of Feb. 6, tied for 36th in the NBA in FG percentage. Led (or tied) the team in scoring a team-high 11 times, in rebounding a team-high 23 times and in assists four times. Scored in double figures 29 times, had 20+ points 13 times and 30+ points three times, including a career-high 41

points on Oct. 20 @ Brooklyn (17-22 FG, 6-8 3FG)…Made a career-high 6-of-8 from three-point range. Became the 12th player in Magic history to score 40+ points in a game and just the fourth player (O’Neal, McGrady,

Howard) to record 40+ points and 10+ rebounds in a game. Recorded 10+ rebounds 18 times, including a season-high 17 rebounds on Dec. 8 vs. Denver…Passed Shaquille

O’Neal (228) for second-most 10+ rebound games in Magic history on Dec. 13 vs. L.A. Clippers. Recorded a team-high 18 double-doubles…Recorded his 200th career NBA double-double on Nov. 5 vs. Boston. Tallied his first career triple-double on Dec. 9 @ Atlanta with 31 points, 13 rebounds and a career-high 10 assists. Had at least one steal 20 times and two-or-more steals nine times, including a career-high-tying four steals on Nov. 8

vs. New York and Dec. 13 vs. L.A. Clippers. Had at least one blocked shot 19 times and two-or-more blocks 12 times, including a season-high four blocks on Dec. 6

vs. Atlanta and Dec. 8 vs. Denver. Appeared in his 400th career NBA regular season game on Oct. 18 vs. Miami…Pulled down his 4,000th career NBA

rebound on Oct. 29 @ Charlotte…Scored 6,000th career NBA point on Nov. 8 vs. New York. Passed Darrell Armstrong (4,878) for ninth on the Magic’s all-time field goals attempted list on Oct. 18 vs.

Miami…Passed Hedo Turkoglu (2,510) for seventh on the Magic’s all-time field goals made list on Oct. 29 @ Charlotte, then passed Anfernee Hardaway (2,542) for sixth on the all-time list on Nov. 8 vs. New York…Passed Nick Anderson (338) for fifth on the Magic’s all-time blocked shots list on Nov. 20 vs. Indiana… Passed Tracy McGrady (11,628) for 10th on the Magic’s all-time minutes played list on Nov. 22 @ Minnesota, then passed Scott Skiles (11,940) for ninth on the all-time list on Dec. 9 @ Atlanta…Passed Darrell Armstrong (5,898) for ninth on the Magic’s all-time scoring list on Dec. 3 @ New York.

Missed 18 games (Dec. 26-Feb. 5) due to a fractured second metacarpal on his left hand…Suffered the injury during first quarter on Dec. 23 @ Washington.

2017-18 SEASON HIGHS – VUČEVIĆ (*=career-high; #=tied career-high) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES

41* 17 10* 4 (2)# 4 (2) 40 Oct. 20 @ BRK Dec. 8 vs. DEN Dec. 9 @ ATL Dec. 13 vs. LAC Dec. 8 vs. DEN Dec. 6 vs. ATL

2017-18 ORLANDO MAGIC ROSTER (as of January 27, 2018)

NO. NAME POS HT WT BIRTHDATE PRIOR TO NBA/COUNTRY YRS.PRO 4 Arron Afflalo G 6-5 210 10-15-85 UCLA/USA 10 0* Jamel Artis G 6-7 215 1-12-93 Pittsburgh/USA R 14 D.J. Augustin G 6-0 183 11-10-87 Texas/USA 9 24 Khem Birch C 6-9 220 9-28-92 UNLV/Canada R 11 Bismack Biyombo C 6-9 255 8-28-92 Fuenlabrada/Dem. Republic of Congo 6 10 Evan Fournier G-F 6-7 205 10-29-92 Union Poitiers/France 5 00 Aaron Gordon F 6-9 220 9-16-95 Arizona/USA 3 8 Mario Hezonja G-F 6-8 218 2-25-95 FC Barcelona/Croatia 2 1 Jonathan Isaac F 6-10 210 10-3-97 Florida State/USA R 25 Wes Iwundu F 6-7 195 12-20-94 Kansas State/USA R 7 Shelvin Mack G 6-3 203 4-22-90 Butler/USA 6 2 Elfrid Payton G 6-4 185 2-22-94 Louisiana-Lafayette/USA 3 31 Terrence Ross G-F 6-7 206 2-5-91 Washington/USA 5 17 Jonathon Simmons F 6-6 195 9-14-89 Houston/USA 2 5 Marreese Speights F-C 6-10 255 8-4-87 Florida/USA 9 9 Nikola Vučević C 7-0 260 10-24-90 USC/Montenegro 6 *= two-way contract STAFF Head Coach: Frank Vogel (Kentucky) Assistant Coaches: Chad Forcier (Seattle Pacific), Corliss Williamson (Arkansas), Jay Hernandez (Hofstra), Matt Hill (Texas) High Performance Director: David Tenney (Virginia Tech) Head Athletic Trainer: Keon Weise (Maryland) Head Strength and Conditioning Coach: Bill Burgos (Austin Peay State) Director of Rehabilitation/Assistant Athletic Trainer: Ron Weathers (Temple)

HOW THEY WERE BUILT NBA Draft (4): Aaron Gordon First round, fourth pick overall in 2014 Mario Hezonja First round, fifth pick overall in 2015 Jonathan Isaac First round, sixth pick overall in 2017 Wes Iwundu Second round, 33rd pick overall in 2017 Trades (4): Evan Fournier From Denver along with the draft rights to Devyn Marble in exchange for Arron Afflalo on Jun. 26, 2014 Elfrid Payton From Philadelphia in exchange for draft rights to Dario Saric, a future first round draft pick and a future second

round draft pick on Jun. 26, 2014 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 (8): Arron Afflalo Originally signed on Jul. 27, 2017 *Jamel Artis Originally signed to a two-way contract on Oct. 16, 2017 D.J. Augustin Originally signed on Jul. 7, 2016 Khem Birch Originally signed on Jul. 27, 2017 Bismack Biyombo Originally signed on Jul. 7, 2016 Shelvin Mack Originally signed on Jul. 9, 2017 Jonathon Simmons Originally signed on Jul. 15, 2017 Marreese Speights Originally signed on Jul. 27, 2017

MEET THE MAGIC ARRON AFFLALO – Twitter: None Born in Los Angeles, California, he was raised with his six siblings, three sisters and two brothers. He attended UCLA where he helped lead the Bruins to back-to-back Final Four appearances in 2005-06 and 2006-07. While at UCLA, Arron majored in sociology before being drafted in the first round (27th overall) by the Detroit Pistons in 2007. Meet Arron Afflalo. D.J. AUGUSTIN – Twitter: None 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. KHEM BIRCH – Twitter: @MTLsGIFT Born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, he has four brothers. He is a member of the Canadian National Team. He attended Spring Westfield High School in Houston, Texas, and was named a McDonald’s All-American in 2011. He has played professionally in Greece, Turkey and the NBA G League. Meet Khem Birch. BISMACK BIYOMBO – Twitter: @bismackbiyombo Born in Lubumbashi in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he was raised with his six siblings; brothers Billy, Biska and Bikim and sisters Bimeline, Bikelene and Bimela. He is well-traveled and speaks five languages (English, Spanish, French, Swahili and Lingala). This summer, Biyombo traveled to his hometown of the Democratic Republic of Congo and organized a Basketball Without Borders Camp where he helped fund the Kivu International School. The new school facility features a variety of classroom buildings, a library with over 8,000 books, a 135-seat auditorium and an artificial turf soccer pitch. In addition to these amenities, the school also features the Bismack Biyombo Basketball Stadium, the first covered stadium in the DRC that seats 1,000 spectators. His hobbies include reading and meditation, as well as watching his favorite TV shows Entourage, Prison Break and Power. Tennis, soccer and track and field are his favorite sports outside of basketball. “If I wasn’t a professional basketball player, I would be a businessman,” he says. Meet Bismack Biyombo. 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. 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. MARIO HEZONJA – Twitter: None Born in Dubrovnik, Croatia, he played in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. He was promoted to the club Levin in his native Croatia when he was 12 years old. He enjoys watching Family Guy and the Bourne movie series. He also likes playing water polo and soccer in his free time. Meet Mario Hezonja. JONATHAN ISAAC – Twitter: @jisaac_01 Born in Bronx, New York, Jonathan 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, Wesley 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. SHELVIN MACK – Twitter: @ ShelvinMack Born in Lexington, Kentucky, Mack was raised with his two sisters, Sierra and Keionna, by his mom, Victoria Gray. He has a daughter named Zuri and two dogs, Max and Bear. Shelvin founded the MACK Foundation, which conducts charitable work in his hometown of Lexington, including an annual back-to-school event where students receive school supplies. In his free time, he enjoys playing chess. His favorite movie is Life and his favorite TV show is Martin. Meet Shelvin Mack. ELFRID PAYTON – Twitter: @elfrid He is just the third player in Louisiana-Lafayette history to be drafted in the first round of the NBA Draft (Andrew Toney, eighth pick, 1980; Kevin Brooks, 18th pick, 1991). His father, Elfrid, Sr., was a Hall of Fame defensive end for the Baltimore Stallions of the Canadian Football League and he is the second of six children, having five sisters. Last season, Payton was named the February NBA Cares Community Assist Award and won the 2016-17 Orlando Magic Rich & Helen DeVos Community Enrichment Award. He enjoys comedy movies, his favorite vacation spot is Brazil and he is a fan of the New Orleans Saints. Meet Elfrid Payton. TERRENCE ROSS – Twitter: @TFlight31 A native of Portland, Oregon, Terrence 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 and current New Orleans Pelicans forward 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. Ross 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, Terrence 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. JONATHON SIMMONS – Twitter: @ ThaRealJsimms Born in Houston, Texas, Jonathon played high school basketball at Smiley High School before spending one season each at Paris Junior College (2008-09) and Midland Junior College (2009-2010). He concluded his collegiate career at the University of Houston, where he lead the Cougars in scoring during his junior season (2011-12). In 2013, he made the Austin Spurs of the NBA G League after attending an open tryout and became the first player that came from an open tryout to ever participate in the Rising Stars Challenge during NBA All-Star Weekend in 2017. Meet Jonathon Simmons. MARRESE SPEIGHTS – Twitter: @ Mospeights16 After being cut from his middle school basketball team, he attended Gibbs High School and Admiral Farragut Academy in St. Petersburg where he was named to Florida Sportswriters Association’s All-State basketball team in 2005. He then finished up his high school career at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va., to which he strongly credits his disciplined approach. Speights was a member of the 2007-08 National Championship team at the University of Florida and also won an NBA World Championship with the Golden State Warriors in 2014-15. These two accolades make him one of only 45 other NBA players to win both an NCAA Championship and an NBA Championship. His favorite food is a baked beans and ground beef dish prepared by his mother, Regina. He can throw a football 75 yards. Meet Marrese Speights. NIKOLA VUČEVIĆ – Twitter: @NikolaVucevic His mother and father both were professional basketball players. 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. He’s a Philadelphia Eagles fan and Lord of the Rings is one of his favorite movies. He holds the franchise record for most rebounds in a game with 29 on Dec. 31, 2012 against Miami. Meet Nikola Vučević.