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Season
2025
Game date
2026-02-20T23:00:00.000000Z
Start time
2026-02-21T21:00:00.000000Z
Home team id
24
Visitor team id
22
Home score
113
Visitor score
110
Home linescore
  1. 21
  2. 22
  3. 34
  4. 19
  5. 17
Visitor linescore
  1. 25
  2. 26
  3. 22
  4. 23
  5. 14
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Status long
Finished
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Current period
4
Halftime
No
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Mortgage Matchup Center
Arena city
Phoenix
Arena state
AZ
Stage
2
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Name
Phoenix Suns
Nickname
Suns
Code
PHX
City
Phoenix
Conference
west
Division
Pacific
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Bio fr
<p>Les Phoenix Suns incarnent depuis près de six décennies l'une des franchises les plus passionnantes et malheureusement malchanceuses de la NBA. Fondés en 1968, ces "Soleils" du désert de l'Arizona évoluent au Footprint Center de Phoenix et représentent la conférence Ouest au sein de la division Pacifique. Malgré un palmarès vierge de titre NBA, cette franchise a marqué l'histoire du basketball par son jeu spectaculaire et ses stars légendaires.</p> <p>Sous la direction du propriétaire Mat Ishbia, qui a récemment pris les rênes de l'organisation, les Suns bénéficient d'une vision ambitieuse menée par le General Manager James Jones et l'entraîneur Frank Vogel. Cette direction expérimentée, forte de l'expertise de Jones en tant qu'ancien joueur champion NBA et de Vogel comme technicien ayant mené les Lakers au titre en 2020, insuffle un nouvel élan à cette franchise historique.</p> <p>Le mur d'honneur des Suns témoigne de la richesse de leur histoire avec neuf maillots retirés. Charles Barkley (#34), l'inoubliable "Sir Charles", reste l'une des figures les plus emblématiques, tout comme Steve Nash qui a révolutionné le poste de meneur avec son style de jeu révolutionnaire. Les pionniers Dick Van Arsdale (#5) et Connie Hawkins (#42) ont posé les bases, tandis que Walter Davis (#6), Kevin Johnson (#7), Dan Majerle (#9), Tom Chambers (#24), Alvan Adams (#33) et Paul Westphal (#44) ont enrichi cette galerie de légendes.</p> <p>L'ère Nash-D'Antoni au début des années 2000 a particulièrement marqué les esprits avec un basketball offensif révolutionnaire aux côtés d'Amar'e Stoudemire et Shawn Marion. Cette équipe a redéfini les codes du jeu moderne, privilégiant la vitesse, les tirs à trois points et un rythme effréné qui inspire encore aujourd'hui de nombreuses franchises.</p> <p>Avec un bilan actuel de 39 victoires pour 31 défaites en cette saison 2025-26, Phoenix traverse une période de reconstruction après les années Kevin Durant et Devin Booker qui avaient mené l'équipe en finale NBA en 2021. La franchise cherche à retrouver sa superbe d'antan tout en construisant un projet durable autour de jeunes talents prometteurs.</p> <p>L'identité des Suns repose sur un basketball offensif séduisant, une culture de la gagne malgré l'absence de titre, et une connexion forte avec leur communauté de l'Arizona. Cette franchise continue d'incarner l'espoir et la persévérance, qualités essentielles qui résonnent particulièrement auprès des fans africains de Sport News Africa, habitués à soutenir des équipes au caractère bien trempé. Sous l'impulsion de leur nouvelle direction, les Suns nourrissent l'ambition légitime de décrocher enfin ce titre NBA qui leur échappe depuis si longtemps.</p>
Bio en
<p>The Phoenix Suns stand as one of the NBA's most resilient and entertaining franchises, embodying the relentless spirit of the Arizona desert since their founding in 1968. Currently positioned at 39-31 in the competitive Western Conference's Pacific Division, the Suns continue their pursuit of basketball excellence under the passionate ownership of Mat Ishbia, who has reinvigorated the organization with his ambitious vision and commitment to championship glory.</p> <p>Under the strategic leadership of General Manager James Jones, a former NBA champion who understands the championship blueprint, and Head Coach Frank Vogel, whose championship pedigree with the Los Angeles Lakers brings invaluable experience, the Suns have maintained their reputation as an organization that combines high-octane offense with tactical sophistication. This leadership trio represents a new era of professionalism and championship aspirations for the franchise.</p> <p>While the ultimate prize—an NBA championship—remains tantalizingly elusive, the Suns' rich history is adorned with legendary figures whose contributions transcend mere statistics. The organization honors nine retired jerseys, a testament to the exceptional talent that has graced the desert. Charles Barkley's #34 represents an era of dominant power and charismatic leadership, while Steve Nash, though not yet retired numerically, revolutionized basketball with his innovative playmaking that earned him consecutive MVP awards in 2005 and 2006.</p> <p>The franchise's Hall of Fame includes pioneers like Dick Van Arsdale (#5), the original "Original Sun," and Walter Davis (#6), whose smooth scoring ability defined excellence in the 1970s and 1980s. Kevin Johnson (#7) brought explosive athleticism and leadership, while Dan Majerle (#9) embodied the gritty determination that became synonymous with Suns basketball. Tom Chambers (#24) provided spectacular scoring, Alvan Adams (#33) anchored the team's early success, Connie Hawkins (#42) brought artistic brilliance to the game, and Paul Westphal (#44) combined playing excellence with coaching wisdom.</p> <p>The legendary roster extends beyond retired numbers to include transformative players like Amar'e Stoudemire, whose explosive athleticism defined the "Seven Seconds or Less" era, and Shawn Marion, whose versatility and energy perfectly complemented Nash's revolutionary offense. These players helped establish Phoenix as a destination for innovative basketball and entertainment.</p> <p>Today's Suns franchise operates from their state-of-the-art arena, maintaining the franchise's commitment to providing an elite basketball experience. The current roster reflects the organization's dedication to building a championship-caliber team through strategic acquisitions and player development. Under Vogel's guidance, the team emphasizes both offensive creativity and defensive accountability, seeking to blend the franchise's traditional fast-paced identity with championship-level discipline.</p> <p>The Suns' connection to the global basketball community, including emerging talent from Africa, reflects the NBA's expanding international reach. As the franchise continues its championship pursuit, the organization remains committed to excellence both on and off the court, representing not just Phoenix but the broader basketball community with pride and determination. With strong leadership, a talented roster, and an unwavering commitment to success, the Suns continue their quest to bring the first NBA championship to the Valley of the Sun.</p>
Owner
Mat Ishbia
General manager
James Jones
Head coach
Frank Vogel
President
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Retired jerseys
  1. Number
    5
    Player
    Dick Van Arsdale
    Year
    1977
  2. Number
    6
    Player
    Walter Davis
    Year
    1994
  3. Number
    7
    Player
    Kevin Johnson
    Year
    2001
  4. Number
    9
    Player
    Dan Majerle
    Year
    2003
  5. Number
    24
    Player
    Tom Chambers
    Year
    1999
  6. Number
    33
    Player
    Alvan Adams
    Year
    1988
  7. Number
    34
    Player
    Charles Barkley
    Year
    2004
  8. Number
    42
    Player
    Connie Hawkins
    Year
    1976
  9. Number
    44
    Player
    Paul Westphal
    Year
    1989
Championships
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Championship count
0
Notable players
  1. Name
    Charles Barkley
    Years
    1992-1996
    Jersey
    34
  2. Name
    Steve Nash
    Years
    1996-1998, 2004-2012
    Jersey
    13
  3. Name
    Walter Davis
    Years
    1977-1988
    Jersey
    6
  4. Name
    Kevin Johnson
    Years
    1988-2000
    Jersey
    7
  5. Name
    Amar'e Stoudemire
    Years
    2002-2010
    Jersey
    1
  6. Name
    Shawn Marion
    Years
    1999-2008
    Jersey
    31
  7. Name
    Dan Majerle
    Years
    1988-1995, 2001-2002
    Jersey
    9
  8. Name
    Tom Chambers
    Years
    1988-1993
    Jersey
    24
  9. Name
    Alvan Adams
    Years
    1975-1988
    Jersey
    33
  10. Name
    Dick Van Arsdale
    Years
    1968-1977
    Jersey
    5
  11. Name
    Paul Westphal
    Years
    1975-1980, 1983-1984
    Jersey
    44
  12. Name
    Connie Hawkins
    Years
    1969-1973
    Jersey
    42
  13. Name
    Devin Booker
    Years
    2015-present
    Jersey
    1
  14. Name
    Jason Kidd
    Years
    1996-2001
    Jersey
    32
Honours
  1. Title
    Western Conference Champions
    Year
    1976
    Details
    Lost to Boston Celtics 4-2
  2. Title
    Western Conference Champions
    Year
    1993
    Details
    Lost to Chicago Bulls 4-2
  3. Title
    Western Conference Champions
    Year
    2021
    Details
    Lost to Milwaukee Bucks 4-2
  4. Title
    Pacific Division Champions
    Year
    1981
    Details
    Not provided by the source.
  5. Title
    Pacific Division Champions
    Year
    1993
    Details
    Not provided by the source.
  6. Title
    Pacific Division Champions
    Year
    2005
    Details
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  7. Title
    Pacific Division Champions
    Year
    2007
    Details
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History fr
<p>L'histoire des Phoenix Suns débute en 1968, lorsque la NBA accorde une franchise d'expansion à la ville de Phoenix, en Arizona. Cette naissance marque l'arrivée du basketball professionnel dans le désert américain, avec une équipe qui portera le nom évocateur de "Suns" (Soleils), parfaitement adapté au climat aride de l'Arizona.</p> <p>Les premières années sont difficiles pour la jeune franchise, mais les Suns trouvent rapidement leur identité avec l'arrivée de joueurs comme Connie Hawkins, une légende du streetball new-yorkais qui devient la première superstar de l'équipe. Dès 1976, Phoenix réalise l'exploit d'atteindre les Finales NBA, s'inclinant face aux Boston Celtics dans une série mémorable de six matchs.</p> <p>Les années 1980 voient émerger Walter Davis, surnommé "The Greyhound", qui devient l'un des meilleurs marqueurs de la ligue. Mais c'est véritablement dans les années 1990 que les Suns connaissent leur âge d'or. L'arrivée de Charles Barkley en 1992 transforme la franchise. "Sir Charles" mène Phoenix vers les Finales NBA en 1993, où ils s'inclinent face aux Chicago Bulls de Michael Jordan dans une série épique de six matchs.</p> <p>Cette époque est marquée par un basketball spectaculaire sous la direction de l'entraîneur Paul Westphal, avec des joueurs comme Kevin Johnson au poste de meneur, Dan Majerle à l'arrière, et l'émergent Cedric Ceballos. Les Suns développent un style de jeu rapide et offensif qui séduit les fans du monde entier.</p> <p>Le tournant du millénaire apporte une nouvelle révolution avec l'ère Steve Nash. L'arrivée du meneur canadien en 2004 coïncide avec celle de l'entraîneur Mike D'Antoni, créant l'un des duos les plus innovants de l'histoire NBA. Nash, double MVP en 2005 et 2006, orchestre un système offensive révolutionnaire baptisé "Seven Seconds or Less", transformant Phoenix en machine à marquer des points.</p> <p>Accompagné d'Amar'e Stoudemire, Shawn Marion, et plus tard Jason Richardson, Nash mène les Suns vers plusieurs saisons exceptionnelles. Phoenix atteint les Finales de Conférence à plusieurs reprises mais ne parvient jamais à franchir le cap des Finales NBA, notamment à cause de blessures et de suspensions malheureuses.</p> <p>Après le départ de Nash, les Suns traversent une longue période de reconstruction. L'arrivée de Devin Booker en 2015 marque le début d'une nouvelle ère. Le jeune arrière établit rapidement sa réputation de scoreur élite, culminant avec un match légendaire à 70 points en 2017.</p> <p>La renaissance véritable s'opère en 2019 avec l'arrivée de l'entraîneur Monty Williams et surtout l'acquisition de Chris Paul en 2020. Le vétéran meneur transforme l'équipe, menant Phoenix vers les Finales NBA 2021 après 28 ans d'attente. Malgré une défaite face aux Milwaukee Bucks, cette campagne marque le retour des Suns au sommet.</p> <p>L'équipe actuelle, construite autour du duo Booker-Ayton et renforcée par l'acquisition de Kevin Durant en 2023, puis de Bradley Beal, représente l'une des formations les plus talentueuses de la ligue. Sous la direction du nouveau propriétaire Mat Ishbia, les Suns ambitionnent de décrocher leur premier championnat NBA.</p> <p>Aujourd'hui en 2026, les Phoenix Suns demeurent l'une des franchises les plus respectées de la NBA, forte d'une histoire riche en innovations tactiques et en joueurs légendaires, toujours en quête de ce titre NBA qui continue d'échapper à cette organisation emblématique du désert.</p>
History en
<p>The Phoenix Suns emerged from the desert in 1968 as an expansion franchise, bringing professional basketball to Arizona for the first time. Founded by a group of investors led by Karl Eller, Richard Bloch, and Donald Pitt, the team's name was selected through a fan contest, perfectly capturing the spirit of their sun-soaked home city.</p> <p>The franchise's early years were marked by typical expansion struggles, but signs of promise emerged quickly. Under head coach Cotton Fitzsimmons, the Suns surprised the basketball world by reaching the NBA Finals in just their eighth season in 1976. Led by the sharpshooting Paul Westphal and the tenacious Alvan Adams, Phoenix pushed the heavily favored Boston Celtics to six games, with Game 5's triple-overtime thriller becoming an instant classic that showcased the young franchise's competitive spirit.</p> <p>The 1980s and early 1990s represented the Suns' first golden era, anchored by the arrival of Walter Davis and later, the transformative trade that brought Charles Barkley to the Valley in 1992. Barkley's lone season as MVP in 1993 coincided with another magical Finals run, where the Suns faced Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls. Despite Barkley's heroic efforts and strong support from Dan Majerle, Kevin Johnson, and Tom Chambers, Phoenix fell in six games to Jordan's championship machine.</p> <p>The late 1990s and early 2000s saw the franchise navigate through transitional periods, highlighted by the brief but memorable Jason Kidd era and the emergence of Shawn Marion. However, it was the 2004 arrival of Steve Nash that truly revolutionized basketball in Phoenix. Nash's return to the desert, combined with Mike D'Antoni's innovative "Seven Seconds or Less" offensive system, created one of the most entertaining and successful periods in franchise history.</p> <p>The Nash-led Suns became synonymous with fast-paced, high-scoring basketball that influenced the modern NBA. With Nash earning back-to-back MVP awards in 2005 and 2006, and supported by Marion, Amar'e Stoudemire, and later Boris Diaw, Phoenix consistently contended for championships. The team won 50+ games in multiple seasons and reached the Western Conference Finals three times, though championship glory remained elusive due in part to suspensions during the controversial 2007 series against San Antonio.</p> <p>Following Nash's departure, the Suns endured a lengthy rebuilding period marked by inconsistency and playoff absences. The franchise cycled through various rebuilding attempts, including the brief Eric Bledsoe era and multiple coaching changes. The selection of Devin Booker in 2015 provided a cornerstone player, with Booker developing into one of the league's premier scorers and eventually scoring 70 points in a game against Boston in 2017.</p> <p>The Suns' renaissance began with the arrival of Chris Paul in 2020 and the coaching of Monty Williams. The 2020-21 season marked a dramatic transformation as Phoenix posted the league's second-best record and reached their first NBA Finals since 1993. Despite leading 2-0 against the Milwaukee Bucks, the Suns ultimately fell in six games, with Paul and Booker's partnership falling just short of delivering the franchise's first championship.</p> <p>The 2021-22 season saw Phoenix achieve the best regular season record in franchise history with 64 wins, earning the top seed in the Western Conference. However, a shocking second-round playoff collapse against Dallas dampened expectations. Subsequent seasons have been marked by roster changes, including Paul's departure, and the challenge of maintaining championship-level competitiveness.</p> <p>Throughout their history, the Suns have been defined by near-misses and "what-if" moments, from the 1976 Finals to the Nash era's championship pursuits to the recent Paul-Booker partnership. As the franchise moves forward, they continue building around Booker's scoring prowess while seeking the final pieces needed to capture that elusive first NBA championship and reward their passionate fanbase's decades of loyalty in the Valley.</p>
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Name
Orlando Magic
Nickname
Magic
Code
ORL
City
Orlando
Conference
east
Division
Southeast
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Bio fr
<p>Depuis leur entrée dans la grande famille NBA en 1989, les Orlando Magic incarnent l'esprit d'une franchise en quête perpétuelle de grandeur. Basée dans la ville ensoleillée d'Orlando en Floride, cette équipe de la Conférence Est évolue dans la très disputée division Southeast, où chaque victoire compte pour espérer décrocher une qualification en playoffs.</p> <p>Sous la houlette du propriétaire Dan DeVos, les Magic traversent actuellement une phase de reconstruction prometteuse. Avec un bilan de 38 victoires pour 31 défaites en cette saison 2025-26, l'organisation floridienne semble avoir trouvé la formule pour renouer avec le succès après plusieurs années difficiles. Cette progression notable témoigne d'un projet sportif cohérent et d'une vision à long terme qui commence à porter ses fruits.</p> <p>Bien que les Magic n'aient jamais soulevé le trophée Larry O'Brien, leur histoire regorge de moments épiques et de stars planétaires qui ont marqué la NBA de leur empreinte. La franchise peut s'enorgueillir d'avoir accueilli certains des joueurs les plus spectaculaires de l'histoire du basketball professionnel, à commencer par le légendaire Shaquille O'Neal, qui a posé les fondations de la grandeur magique dans les années 90.</p> <p>Le duo mythique formé par Penny Hardaway et Shaq reste gravé dans la mémoire collective, tout comme les prouesses de Dwight Howard qui a mené l'équipe jusqu'en finale NBA en 2009. Tracy McGrady a illuminé l'Amway Center de son talent offensif exceptionnel, tandis que Vince Carter a apporté son expérience et son leadership lors de ses passages en Floride. Scott Skiles, Jameer Nelson, Nikola Vucevic, Horace Grant et Rashard Lewis complètent cette galerie de légendes qui ont contribué à forger l'identité unique des Magic.</p> <p>Un honneur particulier revient à Julius Erving, dont le maillot numéro 6 trône fièrement dans les hauteurs de l'arena, témoignage du respect que la franchise porte à l'histoire du basketball et à ses pionniers. Cette reconnaissance symbolise l'attachement d'Orlando aux valeurs et à l'héritage du jeu.</p> <p>Aujourd'hui, les Magic semblent avoir retrouvé une dynamique positive qui rappelle leurs grandes heures. Leur bilan actuel les place en bonne position pour briguer une qualification en playoffs, objectif qui galvanise toute l'organisation. Cette renaissance s'appuie sur un mélange équilibré entre jeunes talents prometteurs et vétérans expérimentés, créant une alchimie particulière sur les parquets.</p> <p>Pour Sport News Africa, il convient de souligner que les Orlando Magic représentent parfaitement cette NBA moderne où les talents du monde entier convergent vers l'excellence. La franchise floridienne continue d'écrire son histoire avec la même passion qui l'anime depuis plus de trois décennies, portée par l'ambition de décrocher enfin ce titre NBA qui lui échappe encore, mais qui semble plus accessible que jamais avec cette équipe en pleine progression.</p>
Bio en
<p>The Orlando Magic stand as one of the NBA's most intriguing franchises, a team built on dreams of championship glory in the heart of Florida's entertainment capital. Founded as an expansion franchise, the Magic have carved out a unique identity in the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division, playing their home games before passionate crowds who have witnessed some of basketball's most memorable moments.</p> <p>Under the ownership of Dan DeVos, the Magic have maintained their commitment to building a sustainable winning culture. With a current record of 38-31, the franchise finds itself in a promising position, representing the fruits of patient rebuilding and strategic player development that has become synonymous with the organization's approach.</p> <p>While the Magic's trophy case remains empty of NBA championships, their legacy is far from barren. The franchise has been home to some of basketball's most dominant and charismatic players, creating an illustrious pantheon of legends that few organizations can match. The towering presence of Shaquille O'Neal during his early career established Orlando as a destination for elite talent, while his partnership with the electrifying Penny Hardaway created one of the most dynamic duos in NBA history.</p> <p>The franchise's connection to greatness extends through multiple generations, from the athletic brilliance of Tracy McGrady and the high-flying artistry of Vince Carter to the steady leadership of players like Scott Skiles and Jameer Nelson. Dwight Howard's dominant tenure brought the Magic back to championship contention, while veterans like Horace Grant, Rashard Lewis, and the reliable Nikola Vucevic have each contributed to the franchise's rich tapestry.</p> <p>Perhaps most remarkably, the Magic hold the distinction of retiring jersey number 6 in honor of Julius Erving, despite "Dr. J" never playing for the franchise during his legendary career. This unique tribute speaks to the organization's deep respect for basketball history and their commitment to honoring the game's greatest ambassadors.</p> <p>The Magic's current trajectory reflects a franchise in transition, balancing competitive aspirations with long-term vision. Their solid record demonstrates the organization's ability to develop talent and maintain relevance in the highly competitive Eastern Conference. The Southeast Division has provided both challenges and opportunities, with Orlando consistently working to establish themselves among the conference's elite.</p> <p>What sets the Magic apart is their unwavering commitment to entertainment and excellence, befitting their home in a city synonymous with magic and wonder. The organization has consistently attracted players who embrace both individual brilliance and team success, creating a culture where spectacular performances are not just welcomed but expected.</p> <p>As the Magic continue their pursuit of that elusive first NBA championship, they do so with the knowledge that their franchise has already contributed immeasurably to basketball lore. From thunderous dunks to clutch performances, from individual brilliance to collective determination, Orlando represents the eternal optimism that defines professional sports at its finest. The Magic's story remains unfinished, with each season offering new opportunities to add championship glory to their already impressive legacy.</p>
Owner
Dan DeVos
General manager
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Head coach
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President
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Retired jerseys
  1. Number
    6
    Player
    Julius Erving
    Year
    1987
Championships
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Championship count
0
Notable players
  1. Name
    Dwight Howard
    Years
    2004-2012
    Jersey
    12
  2. Name
    Shaquille O'Neal
    Years
    1992-1996
    Jersey
    32
  3. Name
    Penny Hardaway
    Years
    1993-1999
    Jersey
    1
  4. Name
    Tracy McGrady
    Years
    2000-2004
    Jersey
    1
  5. Name
    Vince Carter
    Years
    2009-2010
    Jersey
    15
  6. Name
    Scott Skiles
    Years
    1989-1994
    Jersey
    4
  7. Name
    Jameer Nelson
    Years
    2004-2014, 2016-2017
    Jersey
    14
  8. Name
    Nikola Vucevic
    Years
    2012-2021
    Jersey
    9
  9. Name
    Horace Grant
    Years
    1994-1999, 2001-2002
    Jersey
    54
  10. Name
    Rashard Lewis
    Years
    2007-2010
    Jersey
    9
  11. Name
    Hedo Turkoglu
    Years
    2004-2009
    Jersey
    15
  12. Name
    Steve Francis
    Years
    2006-2007
    Jersey
    3
Honours
  1. Title
    Eastern Conference Champions
    Year
    1995
    Details
    Lost to Houston Rockets 0-4
  2. Title
    Eastern Conference Champions
    Year
    2009
    Details
    Lost to Los Angeles Lakers 1-4
  3. Title
    Atlantic Division Champions
    Year
    1995
    Details
    Not provided by the source.
  4. Title
    Southeast Division Champions
    Year
    2008
    Details
    Not provided by the source.
  5. Title
    Southeast Division Champions
    Year
    2009
    Details
    Not provided by the source.
  6. Title
    Southeast Division Champions
    Year
    2010
    Details
    Not provided by the source.
History fr
<p>L'Orlando Magic naît en 1989 dans une Floride en pleine expansion, devenant la première franchise NBA de l'État du soleil. Fondée par l'homme d'affaires Pat Williams, l'équipe tire son nom d'un concours public où "Magic" l'emporte, évoquant à la fois la magie de Disney World, située à proximité, et l'atmosphère enchantée que souhaite créer la franchise.</p> <p>Les premières années sont difficiles, typiques d'une équipe en expansion. Mais le destin sourit aux Magic en 1992 avec la draft de Shaquille O'Neal, un colosse de 2m16 qui révolutionne immédiatement le basket d'Orlando. Le "Big Diesel" transforme une équipe médiocre en attraction majeure, ses dunks dévastateurs faisant trembler les paniers de l'Amway Arena.</p> <p>L'arrivée d'Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway en 1993 via un échange avec Golden State marque le début de l'âge d'or du Magic. Le duo Shaq-Penny devient l'un des plus spectaculaires de l'histoire NBA, mêlant puissance brute et finesse technique. Sous la direction de l'entraîneur Brian Hill, Orlando atteint les playoffs dès 1994, marquant le début d'une ascension fulgurante.</p> <p>L'apogée arrive en 1995. Menés par un O'Neal dominant et un Hardaway magique, les Magic réalisent un parcours historique, éliminant les Bulls de Michael Jordan au deuxième tour des playoffs dans une série mémorable. Cette victoire contre les futurs champions NBA reste l'un des exploits les plus retentissants de la franchise. Orlando atteint alors sa première finale NBA face aux Houston Rockets de Hakeem Olajuwon, s'inclinant en quatre matches malgré les performances héroïques de Shaquille O'Neal.</p> <p>La désillusion suit rapidement. En 1996, O'Neal quitte Orlando pour Los Angeles, attiré par un contrat pharaonique des Lakers et les promesses d'Hollywood. Cette défection marque la fin brutale de la première ère glorieuse du Magic. Hardaway, affaibli par les blessures, ne parvient pas à maintenir l'équipe au sommet.</p> <p>Après des années de reconstruction difficile, Orlando retrouve l'espoir avec l'émergence de Tracy McGrady au début des années 2000. T-Mac offre des moments de pure magie, notamment ses légendaires 13 points en 33 secondes contre San Antonio en 2004, mais ne parvient pas à mener l'équipe au-delà du premier tour des playoffs.</p> <p>La renaissance arrive avec Dwight Howard, drafté en 2004. Le pivot athlétique et charismatique redonne vie aux Magic, développant un jeu spectaculaire autour du panier. Sous l'ère Stan Van Gundy, Orlando construit une équipe redoutable autour de Howard, s'appuyant sur un système offensif révolutionnaire basé sur les tirs à trois points. Cette philosophie culmine en 2009 avec une nouvelle finale NBA, où les Magic s'inclinent face aux Lakers de Kobe Bryant en cinq matches.</p> <p>Comme O'Neal avant lui, Howard finit par quitter Orlando en 2012, déchirant à nouveau le cœur des supporters. S'ensuit une nouvelle période de reconstruction, marquée par des saisons difficiles mais nécessaires pour reconstruire l'effectif.</p> <p>Depuis 2015, Orlando mise sur une nouvelle génération menée par des joueurs comme Paolo Banchero, premier choix de draft 2022 qui a rapidement émergé comme une étoile montante. La franchise tente de retrouver sa grandeur passée, s'appuyant sur un mélange de jeunes talents prometteurs et d'expérience vétérane.</p> <p>Aujourd'hui en 2026, les Magic continuent leur quête d'un premier titre NBA, portés par l'héritage de leurs légendes et l'espoir d'une nouvelle génération. L'Amway Center résonne encore des échos des exploits passés, tandis que la franchise travaille patiemment à retrouver les sommets qui ont fait sa renommée dans les années 1990 et 2000.</p>
History en
<p>The Orlando Magic's story begins in 1987 when the NBA awarded an expansion franchise to Orlando, Florida, marking the city's entry into major professional sports. Named through a fan contest that generated over 4,000 suggestions, "Magic" was chosen to reflect the area's association with Disney World and its magical atmosphere. The franchise officially began play in the 1989-90 season under head coach Matt Guokas.</p> <p>Like most expansion teams, Orlando's early years were marked by struggle and development. The Magic endured growing pains through their first four seasons, learning the ropes while building through the draft. Their fortunes changed dramatically in 1992 when they won the NBA Draft Lottery and selected Shaquille O'Neal, a dominant center from LSU who would transform the franchise overnight.</p> <p>The Shaquille O'Neal era (1992-1996) represented Orlando's first golden age. The young giant's combination of size, athleticism, and charisma made him an instant superstar and box office draw. In 1993, the Magic added another franchise-altering piece by drafting Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway, creating one of the most exciting young duos in NBA history. Under coach Brian Hill, the Shaq-Penny partnership reached its pinnacle during the 1994-95 season when Orlando captured their first division title and made a magical run to the NBA Finals, sweeping Michael Jordan's returning Chicago Bulls in the Eastern Conference Semifinals before falling to the Houston Rockets in four games.</p> <p>The Magic returned to the Conference Finals in 1996, but their dynasty dreams crumbled when O'Neal departed for the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency, seeking a more lucrative contract and championship opportunities. Hardaway's career was subsequently derailed by injuries, ending Orlando's first championship window.</p> <p>The post-Shaq era brought years of rebuilding and mediocrity. The franchise struggled to find its identity throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, cycling through coaches and players while searching for the next cornerstone. Tracy McGrady emerged as a bright spot, developing into an elite scorer, but he too departed in 2004, leaving Orlando to start over once again.</p> <p>Orlando's second golden era arrived with the 2004 draft selection of Dwight Howard, a supremely athletic center who would anchor the franchise for eight seasons. Under coach Stan Van Gundy, Howard developed into the league's premier defensive player and three-time Defensive Player of the Year. Surrounded by shooters like Rashard Lewis, Hedo Turkoglu, and later Ryan Anderson, the Magic built a potent inside-out attack that peaked during the 2008-09 season. That magical run saw Orlando defeat LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals before losing to Kobe Bryant's Lakers in the NBA Finals.</p> <p>The Howard era featured several memorable moments, including his dominant 2009 playoff performance and multiple All-Star Game Slam Dunk Contest appearances. However, like O'Neal before him, Howard grew restless and eventually forced a trade to the Lakers in 2012, ending another championship window.</p> <p>The post-Howard years brought another rebuilding phase as Orlando embraced youth development. The franchise drafted promising players like Victor Oladipo, Aaron Gordon, and Elfrid Payton while establishing a culture focused on player development. Paolo Banchero's selection as the first overall pick in 2022 and his subsequent Rookie of the Year award marked a new chapter in franchise history.</p> <p>Throughout their history, the Magic have called Amway Center home since 2010, after spending their first 21 seasons at Orlando Arena. The franchise has consistently ranked among the league's attendance leaders, reflecting the passionate Central Florida fanbase.</p> <p>While NBA championships have remained elusive, the Orlando Magic's history is rich with memorable moments, from Penny's dazzling passes to Shaq's thunderous dunks, from McGrady's scoring explosions to Howard's defensive dominance. As they continue building around young talent like Banchero, the Magic remain committed to bringing that elusive first championship to the City Beautiful, hoping to finally capture the ultimate magic that has long eluded this resilient franchise.</p>
Bio verified
Yes
Arena
Not provided by the source.
Arena city
Not provided by the source.
Arena state
Not provided by the source.
Founded
Not provided by the source.
Nba franchise
Yes
Mvp player
Not provided by the source.
Payload
Quarter grid
  1. Quarter
    Q1
    Home
    21
    Visitor
    25
  2. Quarter
    Q2
    Home
    22
    Visitor
    26
  3. Quarter
    Q3
    Home
    34
    Visitor
    22
  4. Quarter
    Q4
    Home
    19
    Visitor
    23
  5. Quarter
    OT1
    Home
    17
    Visitor
    14
Lead summary
Largest lead
8
Largest lead team
visitor
Lead changes
1
Team stats
Home
Players used
11
Fgm
40
Fga
117
Fg pct
34.2
Tpm
16
Tpa
55
Tp pct
29.1
Ftm
17
Fta
24
Ft pct
70.8
Rebounds off
22
Rebounds def
43
Rebounds total
65
Assists
20
Steals
11
Blocks
4
Turnovers
8
Personal fouls
20
Visitor
Players used
11
Fgm
42
Fga
98
Fg pct
42.9
Tpm
10
Tpa
39
Tp pct
25.6
Ftm
16
Fta
19
Ft pct
84.2
Rebounds off
10
Rebounds def
43
Rebounds total
53
Assists
24
Steals
6
Blocks
15
Turnovers
16
Personal fouls
21
Leaders
Home
Scorer
Name
Grayson Allen
Value
27
Jersey
8
Rebounder
Name
Oso Ighodaro
Value
12
Jersey
11
Assister
Name
Collin Gillespie
Value
6
Jersey
12
Visitor
Scorer
Name
Desmond Bane
Value
34
Jersey
3
Rebounder
Name
Paolo Banchero
Value
14
Jersey
5
Assister
Name
Paolo Banchero
Value
8
Jersey
5
Player stats
Home
  1. Nba player id
    506
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    33
    Points
    27
    Assists
    2
    Rebounds total
    7
    Rebounds off
    1
    Rebounds def
    6
    Fgm
    8
    Fga
    22
    Fg pct
    36.4
    Tpm
    4
    Tpa
    14
    Tp pct
    28.6
    Ftm
    7
    Fta
    7
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    1
    Blocks
    1
    Turnovers
    2
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    0
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Grayson
    Lastname
    Allen
    Jersey
    8
    Position
    G
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  2. Nba player id
    514
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    45
    Points
    19
    Assists
    6
    Rebounds total
    5
    Rebounds off
    2
    Rebounds def
    3
    Fgm
    6
    Fga
    17
    Fg pct
    35.3
    Tpm
    3
    Tpa
    10
    Tp pct
    30
    Ftm
    4
    Fta
    5
    Ft pct
    80
    Steals
    1
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    1
    Personal fouls
    2
    Plus minus
    8
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Collin
    Lastname
    Gillespie
    Jersey
    12
    Position
    G
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
  3. Nba player id
    512
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    25
    Points
    17
    Assists
    1
    Rebounds total
    6
    Rebounds off
    3
    Rebounds def
    3
    Fgm
    6
    Fga
    10
    Fg pct
    60
    Tpm
    3
    Tpa
    4
    Tp pct
    75
    Ftm
    2
    Fta
    2
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    2
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    4
    Plus minus
    6
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Jordan
    Lastname
    Goodwin
    Jersey
    23
    Position
    G
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
  4. Nba player id
    509
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    37
    Points
    16
    Assists
    5
    Rebounds total
    7
    Rebounds off
    3
    Rebounds def
    4
    Fgm
    6
    Fga
    26
    Fg pct
    23.1
    Tpm
    2
    Tpa
    11
    Tp pct
    18.2
    Ftm
    2
    Fta
    6
    Ft pct
    33.3
    Steals
    3
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    1
    Personal fouls
    3
    Plus minus
    0
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Jalen
    Lastname
    Green
    Jersey
    4
    Position
    G
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  5. Nba player id
    516
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    30
    Points
    11
    Assists
    1
    Rebounds total
    12
    Rebounds off
    4
    Rebounds def
    8
    Fgm
    5
    Fga
    7
    Fg pct
    71.4
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    0
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    1
    Fta
    1
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    2
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    2
    Personal fouls
    3
    Plus minus
    11
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Oso
    Lastname
    Ighodaro
    Jersey
    11
    Position
    F
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
  6. Nba player id
    513
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    28
    Points
    9
    Assists
    1
    Rebounds total
    9
    Rebounds off
    2
    Rebounds def
    7
    Fgm
    4
    Fga
    10
    Fg pct
    40
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    0
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    1
    Fta
    1
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    1
    Personal fouls
    3
    Plus minus
    -8
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Mark
    Lastname
    Williams
    Jersey
    35
    Position
    C
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  7. Nba player id
    503
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    46
    Points
    6
    Assists
    4
    Rebounds total
    7
    Rebounds off
    3
    Rebounds def
    4
    Fgm
    2
    Fga
    10
    Fg pct
    20
    Tpm
    2
    Tpa
    9
    Tp pct
    22.2
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    2
    Blocks
    2
    Turnovers
    1
    Personal fouls
    4
    Plus minus
    -6
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Royce
    Lastname
    O'Neale
    Jersey
    0
    Position
    F
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  8. Nba player id
    504
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    7
    Points
    5
    Assists
    0
    Rebounds total
    3
    Rebounds off
    1
    Rebounds def
    2
    Fgm
    2
    Fga
    7
    Fg pct
    28.6
    Tpm
    1
    Tpa
    3
    Tp pct
    33.3
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    1
    Plus minus
    -8
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Dillon
    Lastname
    Brooks
    Jersey
    3
    Position
    F
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  9. Nba player id
    515
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    22
    Points
    3
    Assists
    0
    Rebounds total
    7
    Rebounds off
    2
    Rebounds def
    5
    Fgm
    1
    Fga
    4
    Fg pct
    25
    Tpm
    1
    Tpa
    3
    Tp pct
    33.3
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    2
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    1
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    16
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Ryan
    Lastname
    Dunn
    Jersey
    Not provided by the source.
    Position
    F
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  10. Nba player id
    367
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    2
    Points
    0
    Assists
    0
    Rebounds total
    0
    Rebounds off
    0
    Rebounds def
    0
    Fgm
    0
    Fga
    0
    Fg pct
    0
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    0
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    2
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Jamaree
    Lastname
    Bouyea
    Jersey
    17
    Position
    G
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
  11. Nba player id
    511
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    24
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    15
    Points
    0
    Assists
    0
    Rebounds total
    2
    Rebounds off
    1
    Rebounds def
    1
    Fgm
    0
    Fga
    4
    Fg pct
    0
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    1
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    -6
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Isaiah
    Lastname
    Livers
    Jersey
    18
    Position
    F
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
Visitor
  1. Nba player id
    465
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    40
    Points
    34
    Assists
    3
    Rebounds total
    4
    Rebounds off
    1
    Rebounds def
    3
    Fgm
    12
    Fga
    18
    Fg pct
    66.7
    Tpm
    5
    Tpa
    9
    Tp pct
    55.6
    Ftm
    5
    Fta
    5
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    2
    Blocks
    1
    Turnovers
    2
    Personal fouls
    6
    Plus minus
    -7
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Desmond
    Lastname
    Bane
    Jersey
    3
    Position
    G
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
  2. Nba player id
    469
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    47
    Points
    26
    Assists
    8
    Rebounds total
    14
    Rebounds off
    2
    Rebounds def
    12
    Fgm
    11
    Fga
    28
    Fg pct
    39.3
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    2
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    4
    Fta
    4
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    4
    Turnovers
    6
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    10
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Paolo
    Lastname
    Banchero
    Jersey
    5
    Position
    F
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  3. Nba player id
    100
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    33
    Points
    15
    Assists
    2
    Rebounds total
    2
    Rebounds off
    0
    Rebounds def
    2
    Fgm
    6
    Fga
    14
    Fg pct
    42.9
    Tpm
    3
    Tpa
    11
    Tp pct
    27.3
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    2
    Blocks
    2
    Turnovers
    3
    Personal fouls
    2
    Plus minus
    -9
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Jevon
    Lastname
    Carter
    Jersey
    2
    Position
    G
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  4. Nba player id
    475
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    45
    Points
    10
    Assists
    4
    Rebounds total
    4
    Rebounds off
    0
    Rebounds def
    4
    Fgm
    4
    Fga
    12
    Fg pct
    33.3
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    5
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    2
    Fta
    2
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    1
    Blocks
    1
    Turnovers
    2
    Personal fouls
    1
    Plus minus
    8
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Anthony
    Lastname
    Black
    Jersey
    Not provided by the source.
    Position
    G
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  5. Nba player id
    462
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    34
    Points
    7
    Assists
    1
    Rebounds total
    11
    Rebounds off
    3
    Rebounds def
    8
    Fgm
    2
    Fga
    4
    Fg pct
    50
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    2
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    3
    Fta
    3
    Ft pct
    100
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    2
    Personal fouls
    6
    Plus minus
    19
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Wendell
    Lastname
    Carter Jr.
    Jersey
    34
    Position
    C
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  6. Nba player id
    463
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    12
    Points
    7
    Assists
    1
    Rebounds total
    2
    Rebounds off
    1
    Rebounds def
    1
    Fgm
    2
    Fga
    4
    Fg pct
    50
    Tpm
    1
    Tpa
    2
    Tp pct
    50
    Ftm
    2
    Fta
    3
    Ft pct
    66.7
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    -11
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Moritz
    Lastname
    Wagner
    Jersey
    13
    Position
    C
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  7. Nba player id
    478
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    38
    Points
    5
    Assists
    3
    Rebounds total
    9
    Rebounds off
    2
    Rebounds def
    7
    Fgm
    2
    Fga
    10
    Fg pct
    20
    Tpm
    1
    Tpa
    6
    Tp pct
    16.7
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    3
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    2
    Plus minus
    13
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Tristan Silva
    Lastname
    da
    Jersey
    Not provided by the source.
    Position
    F
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
  8. Nba player id
    464
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    9
    Points
    4
    Assists
    0
    Rebounds total
    3
    Rebounds off
    0
    Rebounds def
    3
    Fgm
    2
    Fga
    2
    Fg pct
    100
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    0
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    1
    Turnovers
    1
    Personal fouls
    2
    Plus minus
    -9
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Goga
    Lastname
    Bitadze
    Jersey
    35
    Position
    C
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  9. Nba player id
    461
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    8
    Points
    2
    Assists
    0
    Rebounds total
    2
    Rebounds off
    1
    Rebounds def
    1
    Fgm
    1
    Fga
    1
    Fg pct
    100
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    0
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    2
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    1
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    -8
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Jonathan
    Lastname
    Isaac
    Jersey
    1
    Position
    F
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  10. Nba player id
    476
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    19
    Points
    0
    Assists
    1
    Rebounds total
    1
    Rebounds off
    0
    Rebounds def
    1
    Fgm
    0
    Fga
    4
    Fg pct
    0
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    2
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    1
    Blocks
    2
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    2
    Plus minus
    -11
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    Jett
    Lastname
    Howard
    Jersey
    9
    Position
    G
    Headshot

    Image unavailable.

  11. Nba player id
    479
    Nba game id
    1195
    Nba team id
    22
    Season
    2025
    Stage
    2
    Is season average
    No
    Minutes
    6
    Points
    0
    Assists
    1
    Rebounds total
    1
    Rebounds off
    0
    Rebounds def
    1
    Fgm
    0
    Fga
    1
    Fg pct
    0
    Tpm
    0
    Tpa
    0
    Tp pct
    0
    Ftm
    0
    Fta
    0
    Ft pct
    0
    Steals
    0
    Blocks
    0
    Turnovers
    0
    Personal fouls
    0
    Plus minus
    -10
    Comment
    Not provided by the source.
    Player
    Firstname
    N.
    Lastname
    Penda
    Jersey
    93
    Position
    F
    Headshot
    Not provided by the source.
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