Magic vs Pistons: Home Streak on Line

0:00Welcome to NBA News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NBA fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Orlando Magic host the Detroit Pistons on Sunday March 1st at 6.10pm Eastern at Kia Center. The Magic sit at 31 and 27, leading the Southeast Division by half a game over the Miami Heat. They rank 7th in the East, one and a half games behind Philadelphia. Detroit leads the conference at 44 and 24, 30 games over 500. Orlando aims to snap a home-losing street deading back to February 9th, their first game after the All-Star break. Jalen Subbs returns off the bench after missing a few games, but Anthony Black is out with a right-quad injury and Franz Wagner sits for at least. Three more weeks with ankle soreness. The magic hold an impressive 18 and 11 record at home. Meanwhile, the Pistons wrapped February 9 and 2, including overtime wins over Oklahoma City and Cleveland. Jalen DeRen has dominated lately, averaging 28.3 points and 14.5 rebounds over his last

1:03four games. Isaiah Stewart wraps a Pist suspension, while Cade Cunningham keeps pushing as an MVP candidate. These teams have split their first two meetings this season, with Detroit winning big early and Orlando pulling out the latest one. The Pistons boasts the NBA's best road record at 20 and 7, riding a 5-game away win streak and their 29 and 7 against, Eastern foes. This can cast a action on Fandals Sports Network Florida for the Magic or Fandals Sports Network for Detroit, with radio options on FM96.9, the game in AM744 Orlando, or WXYT for the Pistons. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Layback, press play, let the pillow do the rest. Cade Cunning meets comfort, S-O-L-I, SaliPillow.com.