Moritz Wagner re-signs with the Orlando Magic for a one-year deal after recovering from an ACL injury, enhancing the team’s depth. He averaged 12.9 points last season and was on track for a Sixth Man of the Year consideration.

Moritz Wagner has agreed to a one-year, $5 million deal with the Orlando Magic. He had a standout performance last season before an ACL injury, averaging a career-high 12.9 points. Wagner emerged as a strong candidate for Sixth Man of the Year, demonstrating his scoring ability and efficiency on the court.

Moritz Wagner's recovery from an ACL injury places him in a critical position as a team option that could reshape his career. Should he return to form, he could secure a lucrative long-term deal.

Moritz Wagner's journey with the Magic has been one of transformation as he shifts from being the elder brother and leader to embracing a supporting role for his brother Franz. Despite initial challenges, he now finds confidence and success as a key contributor off the bench.

Moritz Wagner is out for the season with a torn ACL, further complicating the Magic's roster depth at a critical time.