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Fansided · Nov 30, 2019

Orlando Magic cannot figure out who they want to be offensively

The Orlando Magic wanted to pick up their pace and use ball movement to win. The team is struggling on both fronts and the offense is floundering.

The talk throughout the offseason when it came to improving the Orlando Magic’s offense was about pace, in whatever way coach Steve Clifford wanted to define it.

The team finished last year 22nd in offensive rating, but an injection of speed from point guard Michael Carter-Williams helped push the team to eighth in the league from Jan. 31 to the end of the season. The Magic saw at that moment they had a good offensive team in them — at least for the regular season.

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