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The Orlando Magic are still undefeated in NBA Cup play after beating the Brooklyn Nets 105-98 inside the Kia Center. The Magic trailed 98-94 with just under two
Though Brooklyn is now 1-11, this is one of the only losses so far where it really slipped through their hands.
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Nets vs. Magic odds, prediction, line, time: 2025 NBA picks for Friday, Nov. 14 from proven model
Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. ET at the Kia Center. Orlando is a 13.5-point home favorite in the latest Nets vs. Magic odds, while the over/under is 223.5. Before making an Magic vs. Nets picks, check out the NBA predictions and betting advice from the SportsLine Projection Model.
The Orlando Magic (7-6) did what they had to do last night in NBA Cup play, dispatching the lowly Brooklyn Nets (now a ghastly 1-11) at home with star Paolo Ban
Nets : OUT: Haywood Highsmith (knee), Cam Thomas (hamstring), Ben Saraf (G League), Nolan Traore (G League), and Danny Wolf (G League). PROBABLE: Day'Ron Sharpe (glute). Magic : OUT: Paolo Banchero (groin), Mo Wagner (knee), Colin Castleton (G League), and Orlando Robinson (G League). AVAILABLE: Franz Wagner (facemask).
The Washington Wizards, who also share a 1-11 record with the boys in Brooklyn, are having the same type of problems the Nets are this season. Young core, maybe a promising future, just a difficult journey. But all that will be swept under the rug tonight, as the two teams will spar in a pure right to see who can claim their second win first.
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The Nets turned their biggest lead of the season into their most galling loss of the year. Brooklyn squandered a huge cushion in the second quarter, and a late edge in the fourth, only to fall 105-98 to the Magic before 17,
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