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Magic take 2-1 lead into game 4 against Pistons

Winners and losers the Pistons' bounce-back Game 2 win over Magic

After an excellent 11-point win in Game 1, the Orlando Magic could not replicate it in Game 2, losing 98-83 from the Detroit Pistons.

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Magic, tested all season, find a way in final moments to beat Pistons for 2-1 series lead

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Magic survive a late collapse, rally past Pistons for a 2-1 series lead

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Pistons have no one to blame but themselves for lack of focus

It should have been there all along.

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Pistons 103-94 Magic (Apr 13, 2005) Game Recap - ESPN

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Pistons and Magic battle for playoff series lead in Game 3 in Orlando

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Nuggets 111-94 Magic (Dec 14, 2010) Game Recap - ESPN

Paolo Banchero and Desmond Bane each scored 25 points, and the Orlando Magic watched a 17-point fourth-quarter lead evaporate before rallying to defeat the Detroit Pistons 113-105 Saturday, taking a 2...

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Cade Cunningham, Jalen Duren and Pistons flop vs Magic in Game 3 loss, 113-105

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Desmond Bane, Franz Wagner come up big as Magic take 2-1 series lead over Pistons: Takeaways

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Pistons vs Magic channel, score and live updates for Game 3

Detroit Pistons are playing the Orlando Magic in Game 3 of their first-round series in the NBA playoffs. Follow for live updates and highlights.

Pistons vs Magic NBA Playoff Game 3 Predictions: Odds, recent stats, trends and best bets for April 25

The Magic shot 33% from the field in Game 2 after hitting 49% of their shots in Game 1’s upset win in Detroit. Orlando has been inconsistent this season, so which offense shows up could dictate the tempo after two low scoring games. Orlando has shot 18 of 66 (27.2%) from three in the two games series, which has to improve at home.

"He couldn't hit sand if it fell off a camel" - Jason Williams boldly claims that Magic and Bird would struggle in today's NBA

"Magic and Bird, they would struggle in today's game, too. Magic, he couldn't hit sand if it fell off a camel," Williams said. For his career, the 6'9" Magic averaged 19.5 points while shooting 52 percent from the field and 30.3 percent from beyond the arc, doing most of his damage from the midrange and the post.