TheMagicReport was created in 2016 as a passion project of a bored, 15-year-old basketball junkie. A decade later, I’ve built the largest Orlando Magic fan community on social media, followed by active and former NBA players, coaches, staff while working in close collaboration with their G League affiliate, the Osceola Magic. Now, the focus of TheMagicReport is hammering the intersection of intriguing and insightful. I want sports fans to walk away from a post having learned something new, while having that information delivered in a smooth, concise and aesthetically-pleasing way. All works are 100% original, made by myself.

PROJECTS

Digital graphic featuring an Orlando Magic NBA player in a blue uniform, with a black and white portrait of him in the center, and two smaller images of different players. Text includes '25-26 Forecast,' 'NBA Season Outlook,' and '#MakeItMagic 2025-26 Season.'

2025-26 SEASON FORECAST

2023 sports awards list with categories and winners, including Nikola Jokic as Most Valuable Player, Victor Wembanyana as Defensive Player of the Year, Cooper Flagg as Rookie of the Year, Lonzo Ball as Sixth Man of the Year, Deni Advija as Most Improved Player, Trae Young as Clutch Player of the Year, Jamahl Mosley as Coach of the Year, and Joe Cronin as Executive of the Year.

THEMAGICREPORT

Eastern Conference NBA standings chart showing team names and win-loss records, with Orlando Magic highlighted in blue at position 2.
List of award winners for a basketball awards ceremony, including all-star teams, defensive teams, rookie teams, and their respective players.
Player statistics chart for Orlando Magic basketball team, listing players' points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, field goal percentage, and three-point percentage.
Western Conference standings list of NBA teams with win-loss records, showing Oklahoma City Thunder at number one and Utah Jazz at number 15.
Bracket diagram showing NBA playoff team matchups, with teams from the Western and Eastern Conferences competing in rounds, progressing to conference finals, NBA finals, and postseason play-in and prediction information.
Orlando Magic basketball player Jett, wearing a black and blue jersey, standing in front of a graphic background with text celebrating his accomplishments, including scoring 30 points and setting a record. There are logos of the NBA, Orlando Magic, and Disney at the bottom.

howard’s breakout game

Infographic showing the top seven NBA players with most points scored in a quarter during the 2025-26 season, led by James Harden with 27 points. The list includes Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic, Jamal Murray, Stephen Curry, Jett Howard, and Kelly Oubre.
Poster commemorating a basketball player, highlighting his 13th game in franchise history with 20 points in a quarter, featuring his portrait and action shots on a blue background.
Two basketball players in mid-air contesting for the ball during a game, with a crowd and advertising boards in the background. Overlaid text quotes Jett Howard about team depth and toughness.

free agent target list

Thank you message with basketball player Moritz Wagner in two different poses, one smiling in a basketball jersey and the other holding a basketball, on a blue background with white text and graphics.
Orlando Magic basketball player with tattoos, and four other players walking on a court, with text about assessing remaining free agents.
Basketball player DeAndre Jordan in Orlando Magic uniform with a list of vets shifting team outcomes.
Orlando Magic basketball player wearing team jersey number 13, alongside a list titled 'Game Changers' with player names and positions.
A basketball player wearing a blue Orlando Magic jersey with the number 5, standing with hands on hips next to a blue sign listing names for a homecoming event.
A basketball player wearing a white striped Orlando Magic jersey with the number 44, standing on a court. Next to the player, a blue graphic lists potential surprise players for the Florida Flyers team, with names including Emoni Bates, Kobe Bufkin, Tyler Smith, Kevin Knox, Charles Bassey, Josh Christopher, Dario Whitehead, Ben Simmons, Ulich Chomche, and Zeng Fanbo.

Orlando Magic basketball player in team jersey with number 9, covering his face with hands, in front of a large Magic jersey with the name Nucevic and number 9, during a game or event.

magic’s record-breaking night vs. 76ers

A basketball player wearing a white jersey with blue pinstripes and a white headband, mid-yell, on a blue background with text about his career and injuries.
Infographic showcasing basketball player Jalen Suggs' career achievements and stats, including points scored, assists, and game longevity, with an image of him in a Magic jersey.
Magazine cover featuring Mohamed Bamba in Orlando Magic basketball uniform, with photos of other Thunder players in background, and blue banner headline about MVP discourse.

TMR MAGAZINE

Magazine page featuring Jalen Suggs in Orlando Magic jersey eating a slice of pizza, with sports news and statistics related to his performance.
Page from a sports magazine featuring Orlando Magic basketball player and discusses their schedule and performance, with a photograph of a player wearing a white Magic jersey with the number 22, and a chart measuring offensive, defensive, and net efficiency of NBA teams.
A smiling male athlete with short black hair and a goatee, wearing a black and blue sports jersey with a City National Bank logo, standing against a blue background. The headline below reads "STILL SCARIEST D," and the text discusses the Orlando Magic's defensive rankings and players' stats.
Three images of basketball players with accompanying articles and a fun fact about Orlando Magic's performance in the NBA Cup.
Orlando Magic basketball team celebrating on the court during a game against the Hornets in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Graphic showing scoring leaders for the 2026 Summer League with players and their points per game, including Jase Richardson, Lester Quinones, Noah Penda, Colin Castleton, and others, alongside images of three basketball players in Orlando jerseys.
Promotion poster for a basketball game between the Orlando Magic and the Detroit Pistons scheduled for 7:00 PM. The poster features images of players, including a prominent player from the Magic, and a group shot of Magic players in team jerseys.
A graphic titled 'Coach Options' displaying headshots of eight basketball coaches with their names and teams. Top row: Cassell (Wizards, Clippers, 76ers, Celtics), Hammon (Spurs, Aces), Thibodeau (Bulls, Timberwolves, Knicks), Donovan (Oklahoma City, Chicago). Bottom row: Quinn (Heat), Prunty (Bucks, Suns, Hawks, Magic), Nori (Kings, Nuggets, Pistons, Timberwolves), May (Florida Atlantic, Michigan).
Magazine cover featuring a basketball player in a blue Orlando Magic jersey holding a basketball, with a larger image of the same player above, highlighting his 45 points scored in a playoff game.
Advertisement featuring two basketball players in Orlando Magic uniforms with the text "what if the 2 was an expansion?" and additional text about players and rules.
Orlando Magic player celebrating during NBA game, with basketball court background, Magic logo, and text about the team's advancement in playoffs.
Cover image featuring two Orlando Magic basketball players, one large and one smaller, with text asking 'What if the 2nd was an expansion?' and 'Which players would the Magic protect?' in a blue and white color scheme.
Orlando Magic basketball player Adrian Aldama during a game, celebrating moving on in the NBA playoffs.
A graphic with the title 'Coach Options' showing images and names of eight individuals with their associated basketball teams, including Cassell, Hammon, Thibodeau, Donovan, Quinn, Prunty, Nori, and May.
Promotional poster for an NBA game between the Orlando Magic and the Detroit Pistons, scheduled for 7:00 PM. Features images of Magic players and the team logo, with the words "GAME DAY" in large blue letters.
Poster celebrating a basketball player's playoff performance, featuring a large close-up of a player in a Magic jersey with the number 5, and a smaller action shot of the same player leaping to shoot. Text highlights the player scoring 45 points, the second-highest in franchise playoff history, with branding from TMR and Disney.