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While the NBA locked in the 2020 draft date for Nov. 18, the start of the 2020-21 season remains a work in progress, although the league said it won't be earlier than Dec. 25.

The relationship between the Orlando Magic and Desmond Meade of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition took another step Thursday as Magic coach Steve Clifford helped celebrate the inaugural “Desmond Meade Day.”

The Orlando Magic named Lindsay Winninger their new high performance director, promoting her from director of rehabilitation.

Orlando Magic shooting guard Evan Fournier and his wife, Laura, have picked up a chic estate in Winter Park, Fla., for $2.9 million.

Longtime Orlando Magic radio announcers Dennis Neumann, Richie Adubato and Joey Colon will not be back for the 2020-21 season as the team has decided not to renew their contracts.

Orlando Magic center Nikola Vucevic long will remember the 2020 NBA playoffs for a number of reasons, but mostly because his play helped him put his previous postseason struggles behind him and carve out a few places in the franchise record book.

Orlando Magic center Mo Bamba said going through comprehensive post-coronavirus testing and getting positive results has given him peace of mind as he looks forward to resuming basketball work.

The Orlando Magic worked with the city of Orlando, Orange County and the Orange County Supevisor of Elections to make Amway Center a site for early-voting in the 2020 general election, joining the NBA, its players and coaches in efforts to increase access to voting.

A guest columnist says the DeVos family must support the local Black community through actions, not just words.

The Orlando Magic are encouraged Markelle Fultz was able to move past his injury history to play at a high level, establishing himself as the team's starting point guard.

We look back on the finish of the Orlando Magic season and playoff series with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Unless the Orlando Magic acquire more talent, the team's future is cloudy because Jonathan Isaac will miss all of next season due to a torn ACL.

Orlando Magic president of basketball operations Jeff Weltman said Monday that doctors have not found any evidence of significant or long-term health issues for center Mo Bamba in the wake of his COVID-19 contraction.

Richard Lapchick writes that NBA players made the strongest social change statement in athletics since two athletes raised their fists to signify Black power during the 1968 Olympics.

The Orlando Magic were eliminated from the playoffs Saturday and their historic season is over, but they vowed to keep fighting for social justice.