Orlando Magic Injury Report
Updated Wed, Oct 7, 2:20 PM ET
1 out · 4 day-to-day before ORL vs Hawks
Izaiyah NelsonFOutankleback ~Nov 1
Anthony BlackGDay-to-dayankleback ~Oct 7Reg. season: 64 GP · 29.8 MIN · 15.0 PTS · 3.8 REB · 3.7 AST
Jalen SuggsGDay-to-dayillnessback ~Oct 7Reg. season: 57 GP · 27.6 MIN · 13.8 PTS · 3.9 REB · 5.5 AST
Jonathan IsaacFDay-to-daykneeback ~Oct 11Reg. season: 52 GP · 10.0 MIN · 2.6 PTS · 2.5 REB · 0.4 AST
Noah PendaFDay-to-dayhamstringback ~Oct 7Reg. season: 59 GP · 12.8 MIN · 3.8 PTS · 3.2 REB · 1.2 AST
Opening game: Atlanta Hawks @ Orlando Magic
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Questions
Who is out for the Magic?
1 Magic player is listed out or doubtful right now: Izaiyah Nelson (F). 4 more are day-to-day or questionable. Each entry shows the injury and the reported expected return, which is an estimate rather than a promise, and the list is checked again through the day.
When does the Magic injury report come out?
Under league rules, NBA teams file injury designations by 5 p.m. local time the day before a game, or by 1 p.m. on the second night of a back-to-back, and update them as statuses change. This page rebuilds through the day from ESPN's injury data, which follows those team announcements.
How many wins are the Magic projected for in 2026-27?
44.5 wins on average across 20,000 simulated seasons, with 90% of them between 28 and 61. That gives the Magic a 66% chance to make the playoffs and 2% to win the title. The rating behind it uses game results only, never betting lines.