Wagner’s offensive contributions are critical, especially for a Magic team that ranked 22nd in offensive efficiency last season and has dropped to 25th this season. It was ironic that the Magic beat the Lakers with 3-point shooting given that the Magic are the least accurate 3-point shooting team in the league this season at 30.9 percent.

Franz Wagner had one of the best moments of his career last night vs. the Los Angeles Lakers, and the young Orlando Magic star is now getting some All-Star hype. Following a game in which Wagner hit a game-winning three-point shot to cap off a 37-point,

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Los Angeles is still a capable team, especially with James Harden (20.1 ppg) able to pick up some of that scoring slack without Powell in the lineup. The Clippers also play good defense — their 109.7 defensive rating ranks seventh in the NBA — and have the size and athleticism to challenge Orlando on the boards.