November 11, 2026 at 8:40 AM UTC

Postgame Report

Wagner and Black score 59 as short-handed Magic end four-game skid in Sacramento

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Without Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs, Orlando got 33 from Franz Wagner and 26 from Anthony Black to beat the Kings 107-100 and drop them to 1-10.

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The Magic arrived in Sacramento without Paolo Banchero or Jalen Suggs and left with a 107-100 win that ended a four-game losing streak. Franz Wagner scored 33 and Anthony Black added 26 on 10-of-17 shooting, 59 points between them. The Kings, who fell to 1-10 and have lost four in a row, got 60 from their two guards and still could not catch up.

Wagner added seven rebounds and seven assists in 38 minutes, shooting 11 of 23. Black, who started, also had seven rebounds and five assists. Desmond Bane had an ugly night from the field, 5 of 19, with 15 points. Wendell Carter Jr. scored just eight but pulled down 11 rebounds, and Alex Morales added seven points and seven boards.

Zach LaVine led Sacramento with 31 points, hitting 10 of 16 and 6 of 9 from three. Rookie Darius Acuff Jr. scored 29 in a game-high 40 minutes, with six assists. De'Andre Hunter had 15. Domantas Sabonis played 24 minutes and went scoreless, missing both shots, though he did hand out five assists. Dylan Cardwell grabbed 11 rebounds in 29 minutes, but scored once.

Orlando took control early, winning the first quarter 34-27, and never gave back the lead at a break. It was 57-52 at halftime and 84-76 after three. Sacramento took the fourth 24-23, but the margin barely moved. For first-year coach Sean Sweeney, it was a needed win in a crowded East. For the Kings, another loss adds to the pressure on their record.

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