Kevin Durant scored 38 points to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder in a fantastic fourth quarter comeback against the Orlando Magic, despite Dwight Howard’s 33 points, grabbing another away win (105-102) as the Thunder keep the best record in the NBA at 29-7. More
Paul Pierce suddenly scoring 24 points doesn’t mean the Boston Celtics are an Eastern powerhouse once again, but a second win in four days over the Orlando Magic (91-83), with Rajon Rondo and Ray Allen not playing, has to mean some good news for a team that looked over the hill just last week. More
Dwight Howard wasn’t supposed to be still playing for the Orlando Magic according to all the signals during the short off season, the lack of effort during the pre-season games and just by him saying he wants to be traded, with more than a team or two mentioned as potential destinations. Now, with the Magic 12-5, the match looks stronger than ever. More
LeBron James and the Miami Heat look ready and hungry to mount up another campaign with the NBA title in sight, while Dwight Howard’s desire for a trade looks disastrous for the Orlando Magic’s season. More
Dennis Rodman, NBA Hall of Fame member, finished his career with five NBA titles. His best game came on May 19, 1996, playing for the Chicago Bulls against the Orlando Magic in the NBA Playoffs, doing everything, including shutting down Shaquille O’Neal. More
After struggling on both ends in game 1, the Orlando Magic turned up their D in game 2, led by Dwight Howard (33-19) and tied the series after a 88-82 win. More
We’re just under two weeks away from the beginning of the 2011 NBA Playoffs (April 16), my favorite time of the year. We thought it’d be a good idea who are the most deserving players in the league in recent weeks to be considered as being “on fire” heading into the post season. More
The Chicago Bulls are the hottest team in the NBA right now. Derrick Rose is playing like he owns this MVP. Will they still have gas in the tank when the playoffs begin? More
It was quite a happy night for Dwight Howard (26-15) and the Orlando Magic, beating Phoenix in Arizona for the first time since 2001. More
A 24 point lead mid-third quarter wasn’t enough for the Miami Heat to beat the Orlando Magic. A 50-23 run, led by Dwight Howard and Jason Richardson, gave Orlando a 99-96 despite LeBron James (29) and Dwyane Wade’s (28) fantastic night. More