The Orlando Magic continued their up-and-down play with a win in Indiana to close out 2025. They’ve now alternated losses and wins in their last eight games as

A Lakers legend mints a New Year's tradition from Pasadena, becoming the most recent athlete to serve as Rose Parade grand marshal.

Before the Magic took to the court against the Bulls inside United Center on Friday night, Orlando coach Jamahl Mosley said he wanted his team to rely on defense to force stops and try to limit Chicago’s up-tempo offense.

The return is near for the Wagner brothers. Recovering from a season-ending ACL injury in December of 2024 that limited him to just 30 games, Magic big man Moe

Paolo Banchero, Desmond Bane and coach Jamahl Mosley want to see more poise from the Magic as the team racks up technical fouls this season. Orlando faces the Pacers again on Sunday at Kia Center.

Earvin “Magic” Johnson had just finished kicking off the 137th Rose Parade with a word of welcome and his famous big smile, when he climbed into the back seat of the 1940 white Lincoln Continental Cabriolet marked “Grand Marshal.”

Paolo Banchero had 29 points and 10 rebounds and hit the go-ahead basket with 7.5 seconds remaining as the Orlando Magic rallied from a 10-point, third-quarter deficit and beat Indiana 112-110 on Wednesday,

Follow along as our team of 19 reporters and photographers capture all the sights and sounds and behind-the- scenes news from the 137th Rose Parade on a rainy New Year’s Day.

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