Magic president of basketball operations Jeff Weltman spoke with the Orlando Sentinel shortly after Thursday’s NBA trade deadline and explained why the franchise didn’t deal for a

For the second consecutive season, the Orlando Magic were quiet at the NBA trade deadline, a source confirmed to Magic on SI Thursday.

Independent reporter Sean Green joined FOX 35's Garrett Wymer to break down the Orlando Magic's lack of moves at the NBA Trade Deadline, and the biggest names in Jimmy Butler and Luka Doncic moving to new teams.

Hours before the Magic met the Nuggets inside Ball Arena late Thursday night, Orlando made no moves ahead of Thursday’s 3 p.m. NBA trade deadline, the Sentinel learned. It marks the second

Miami's (25-24) drawn-out divorce with Butler, the five-time All-NBA performer, landed them 2022 All-Star Andrew Wiggins to pair alongside Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo to keep Miami's playoff fight rolling.

The Orlando Magic saw another NBA trade deadline come and go without making a significant move. Heading into the deadline, the Magic were just 2-8 in their last 10 games with a 25-27 losing record.

The Orlando Magic are trying to add to their guard depth, and they reached out to the Chicago Bulls about Coby White.

The Miami Heat on Wednesday offloaded Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors. The Heat received Andrew Wiggins among other assets in the multiple-team deal. As the NBA trade deadline approaches Thursday,

Orlando Magic fans have been pushing the team to be aggressive at the NBA trade deadline. The latest NBA rumors suggest the Magic are at least trying to add another key piece by Thursday's trade deadline.

While speaking to the media Monday night at Chase Center, after the Magic fell to the Warriors for their fourth straight loss, Cole Anthony reached across the table to grab a reporter’s smartphone and check the date.