Magic guard Jalen Suggs played a career-low 35 games because a low back strain and left knee cartilage injury. (Willie J. Allen Jr./Orlando ... to be honest.” Franz Wagner showed growth for ...

The article wrote: "Orlando keeps their core pieces in Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner, and Jalen Suggs. They also keep Jonathan Isaac, Wendell Carter, and all the major core pieces to make a run.

Franz Wagner ... forward Paolo Banchero — a torn right abdominal muscle — just over a month later. In the first 20 games without Banchero, the Magic turned to Wagner for leadership in ...

even if that means altering Orlando’s squad that won 41 games despite only having Banchero, Franz Wagner and Jalen Suggs for six. “Every year since my rookie year, the team’s been different ...

ORLANDO – At first glance, it’s easy to forget just how young the Orlando Magic’s dynamic duo of Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner is in comparison to other franchise cornerstones throughout ...

With rookie extensions for Wagner and Jalen Suggs ... Banchero was one of numerous players to meet with the media during Thursday's exit interviews at the AdventHealth Training Center. (Willie J ...

The organization has struck out on finding a franchise guard in the NBA Draft numerous times this decade, with the selections of Jalen Suggs ... of Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner.

Going into his fourth season in the league, Banchero is eligible to sign a contract extension with the Magic this offseason. Teammates Franz Wagner and Jalen Suggs did the same a year ago.

BOSTON — From the moment the Magic announced Paolo Banchero ... Franz Wagner suffered the same injury before his older brother Moe Wagner tore his left ACL in late December and guard Jalen Suggs ...

Orlando Magic forward Franz Wagner (22) and forward Paolo Banchero (5) celebrate after a basket against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the third quarter during game four of the first round for the ...

How else do you explain Magic star Paolo Banchero ... and Franz with more room to operate. Imagine Suggs back, wreaking havoc on defense, then kicking out to actual shooters. Imagine Moe Wagner ...