The Orlando Magic faced a tumultuous season marred by injuries to key players, including Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner. Despite these challenges, the team managed a .500 record and won a Play-In game, ultimately reaching the playoffs. Their postseason, however, ended swiftly after a disappointing series against the Boston Celtics, where shooting struggles were evident. The Magic shot just 28.9% on wide-open three-pointers throughout the series, a critical area for improvement next season. Coach Jamahl Mosley expressed pride in his team's resilience despite obstacles.

Looking ahead, the Magic's roster could see significant changes as they consider free agency and potential trades, leveraging their draft picks for roster upgrades. Both Banchero and Wagner emphasized the need for improvement, as they are eager to advance beyond the first round in future playoffs. The Magic's path forward remains focused on developing their young core alongside strategic acquisitions.