Jason Beede
Sports Reporter at Orlando Sentinel
Orlando #Magic beat reporter for @OrlandoSports and the @OrlandoSentinel | Past: @247Sports | @UCF Alum | Key West Conch | [email protected]
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2 days ago |
bradenton.com | Jason Beede
By the fifth game of his fifth season in the league, Cole Anthony had fallen out of coach Jamahl Mosley‘s rotation. He scored 35 points off the bench against the Heat on Dec. 21 - tying the third-most points by a reserve in Orlando franchise history - and a week later sank a game-winning floater with 1.3 seconds left vs. Brooklyn. Against Atlanta in the NBA Play-In game, Anthony posted a team-high 26 points to help lift the Magic past the Hawks and into the playoffs as the No. 7 seed in the East.
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2 days ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Jason Beede
By the fifth game of his fifth season in the league, Cole Anthony had fallen out of coach Jamahl Mosley 's rotation. But the backup Magic guard didn't stop working. He scored 35 points off the bench against the Heat on Dec. 21 - tying the third-most points by a reserve in Orlando franchise history - and a week later sank a game-winning floater with 1.3 seconds left vs. Brooklyn.
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2 days ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Jason Beede
By the fifth game of his fifth season in the league, Cole Anthony had fallen out of coach Jamahl Mosley‘s rotation. But the backup Magic guard didn’t stop working. He scored 35 points off the bench against the Heat on Dec. 21 — tying the third-most points by a reserve in Orlando franchise history — and a week later sank a game-winning floater with 1.3 seconds left vs. Brooklyn.
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3 days ago |
basketball.realgm.com | Jason Beede
Orlando Magic backup big man Moritz Wagner missed being on the floor with his team in the second half of the season and the playoffs. Wagner is hoping to be ready for training camp this fall. And he hopes that training camp comes with the Magic. "The turnover in the league is so high that being a part of something that’s bigger than your individual career is very rare and something that you have to embrace and appreciate. … That’s something that we have here," Wagner said.
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4 days ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Jason Beede
Share Moe Wagner could only watch from the sidelines when younger brother Franz Wagner and star teammate Paolo Banchero returned to the court to help the Magic make their way back to the playoffs and battle Boston before a second straight first-round exit. Keeping its season afloat was already tough enough for Orlando in December without Franz Wagner and Banchero, but things took a turn for the worse when Moe Wagner tore his left ACL four days before Christmas.
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