Paolo Banchero’s 29 points helped the Orlando Magic defeat the Toronto Raptors 111-96 on Sunday night, marking the Raptors’ seventh consecutive loss. Franz Wagner contributed 22 points, nine rebounds, and five assists, while his brother Moritz added 14 points as Orlando won the first game of an eight-game homestand. The Magic, now 8-2 in their last 10 games, emphasized the importance of finding ways to win, even in challenging matchups, according to coach Jamahl Mosley. Despite Jordan Nwora’s 18 points leading the Raptors, they struggled to keep up, scoring only 16 fast-break points and struggling with turnovers. The Magic’s strong defense and smart plays were highlighted by Franz Wagner, who mentioned the team’s pride in their defensive efforts. Nwora acknowledged the need to capitalize on opportunities even in defeat, showcasing the learning curve in the NBA.
Errors why Orlando Magic beat Raptors 111-96 leading to 7th straight loss for Toronto
