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Orlando Magic and NBA News: Friday, July 29

By OrlandoMagicFan on Friday, July 29th, 2011 | No Comments

Marcin Gortat had some choice words about the Phoenix Suns' lack of defense earlier this week, and the Suns responded by following the Polish Hammer's advice. (Mark J. Rebilas/US PRESSWIRE )

Marcin Gorat, right, doesn’t feel he was welcomed by everyone in Phoenix. (Mark J. Rebilas/US PRESSWIRE )

Dwight Howard is back working in Houston, several writers analyze Stan Van Gundy’s philosophy and Marcin Gortat has some interesting words for a current teammate in today’s links.

1. Dwight Howard training with Hakeem Olajuwon for second summer in a row, Josh Robbins, Orlando Sentinel

The Buzz: Howard is spending the week in Houston, and one of his goals is to get his free-throw percentage up to 75 percent.

2. Magic’s Fat Guy: Trust Dwight Howard, Brian Schmitz, Orlando Sentinel

The Buzz: The Fat Guy says Howard is a loyal and trustworthy guy.

3. In case you were wondering, Stan Van Gundy is still exasperated, Kelly Dwyer, Ball Don’t Lie

The Buzz: Van Gundy’s comments at a coaching clinic have resonated.

4. Marcin Gortat’s Polish Tour Includes Dogging Robin Lopez And Bad Tennis, Seth Pollack, SBNation.com

The Buzz: Gortat has some controversial comments about his first practice in Phoenix.

5. Stan Van Gundy Continues To Defend Three-Point Philosophy, Mike Prada, SBNation.com

The Buzz: Some people wonder if the Magic’s roster is still fit for Van Gundy’s three-point strategy.

6. Magic Offering Lockout Refunds, Philip Rossman-Reich, OrlandoMagicDaily.com

The Buzz: Fans will get money back for missed games.

7. Dooling nears deal with Turkish team, Charles F. Gardner, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

The Buzz: Former Magic guard Keyon Dooling might go overseas.

8. NBA, union to meet Monday, Chris Sheridan, ESPN.com

The Buzz: After a month apart, the two sides are talking again on Monday.

9. Kobe Bryant has strong background in soccer, Mark Medina, L.A. Times

The Buzz: The Turkish team Besiktas, which signed Deron Williams a few weeks ago, is trying to conjure up money to sign Kobe Bryant.

10. The Trials of Team Afghanistan, Joseph D’Hippolito, New York Times

The Buzz: Here’s an interesting read on the Afghanistan basketball team.

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Inside the Magic podcast LIVE – Show 329 – July 26, 2011

By OrlandoMagicFan on Friday, July 29th, 2011 | 5 Comments

Visit www.InsideTheMagic.net for show notes and to download the audio version of this episode. LIVE recording of Inside the Magic podcast Show 329. We take you to the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con in search of Disney fun. This week’s SDCC show includes interviews with Ashley Eckstein of Star Wars fame, Pirates of the Caribbean production designer John Myhre, a follow-up with Joe Maddalena from Profiles in History and SyFy, and a chat with the Giz Wiz himself Dick DeBartolo. We also take you inside one of Comic-Con’s most popular booths this year promoting Disney’s upcoming ABC TV show Pan Am. Pee-wee Herman aka Paul Reubens talks about his role as Captain Rex being mostly removed from Star Tours and Orlando Magic NBA star Dwight Howard makes a surprise appearance for the Disney XD show Kick Buttowski. Plus, a round-up of other fun Disney sights and costumes seen throughout the convention. — Visit us on the web www.InsideTheMagic.net Follow us on Twitter twitter.com Find us on Facebook: facebook.com
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Orlando Magic and NBA News: Monday, July 25

By OrlandoMagicFan on Tuesday, July 26th, 2011 | No Comments

J.J. Redick let the Orlando Sentinel follow him during a day of workouts last week. (Gary W. Green/Orlando Sentinel)

We get some rare insight into the lives of J.J. Redick and Stan Van Gundy, take a look back at the Magic’s inception and analyze Kevin Durant’s tattoos in today’s links.

1. Magic joined NBA race 25 years ago, thanks to Jimmy Hewitt, Brian Schmitz, Orlando Sentinel

The Buzz: If not for Jimmy Hewitt, Orlando probably wouldn’t have a pro basketball team.

2. NBA lockout turns Orlando Magic’s J.J. Redick into a road warrior, Josh Robbins, Orlando Sentinel

The Buzz: Redick used to do all of his workouts at the Amway Center. Now, because of the lockout, he zig-zags across town to accomplish all of his daily tasks.

3. Stan Van Gundy offers rare insight on Magic, opponents at coaching clinic, Zach McCann, Orlando Sentinel

The Buzz: Van Gundy provided plenty of interesting tidbits during his coaching presentation.

4. Gilbert Arenas has chance to win over Orlando, Brian Schmitz, Orlando Sentinel

The Buzz: Arenas could be nearly as popular as Dwight Howard if his play improves.

5. The Top 10 Small Forwards in Magic History, Philip Rossman-Reich, OrlandoMagicDaily.com

The Buzz: The Magic don’t have the most illustrious list of small forwards. For the record, Rashard Lewis and T-mac are not small forwards for the purpose of this list.

6. Get fit with Nick, OrlandoMagic.com

The Buzz: Nick Anderson, on a mission to lose weight this summer, invites Magic fans to do the same.

7. Kobe’s stars dazzle, tantalize, Joey Villar, The Philippine Star

The Buzz: Some NBA stars played in an all-star tournament in the Philippines.

8. Encouraging progress for Daniels, Chris Forsberg, ESPNBoston.com

The Buzz: Marquis Daniels, an Orlando native who bruised his spinal cord against the Magic on Feb. 6, is recovering nicely.

9. Union lawyer talks NBA’s missing records, Zach Lowe, SI.com

The Buzz: The NBA’s financial situation isn’t the easiest thing to understand.

10. Yes, Kevin Durant has tats — and so what? Darnell Mayberry, The Oklahoman

The Buzz: The world just recently discovered that squeaky-clean Kevin Durant has tattoos on his torso. Mayberry, like Durant, asks, so what?

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Orlando Magic and NBA News: Thursday, July 14

By OrlandoMagicFan on Thursday, July 14th, 2011 | No Comments

Jason Richardson is key for Magic tonight

Jason Richardson, an upcoming free agent, says playing for a championship contender is the most important thing to him.

We haven’t posted a links roundup since last week — I’ve been assigned to other coverage areas and most NBA news has been revolving around the lockout, anyway — so today felt like a good time to get on it. In today’s links we talk about Dwight Howard going overseas, Jason Richardson’s free-agency preferences and how to fix the lockout.

1. Dwight Howard says playing in Europe is a possibility, Zach McCann, Orlando Sentinel

The Buzz: Could China or Europe be in Dwight Howard’s future? Doubtful, but he’s considered it.

2. Fandom acts of kindness, Neil Janowitz, ESPN The Magazine

The Buzz: ESPN and Howard conducted an experiment on how quickly his Twitter followers could reach a particular destination.

3. Jason Richardson may find more time to golf thanks to NBA lockout, free agency, Hugh Bernreuter, The Saginaw News

The Buzz: J-Rich says playing for a championship is more important to him than winning a championship.

4. Dwight Howard and Josh Powell get their Big Tymers on, Trey Kerby, The Basketball Jones

The Buzz: Howard and Powell rapping along to ‘Stay Fly’ by the Big Tymers, if that’s something you might be interested in.

5. Let’s Talk Team Adjustments, Dre

The Buzz: The Magic are one of the best defensive teams, according to this study.

6. New ownership for 76ers may mean changes in how they do business, Kate Fagan, Philly.com

The Buzz: The 76ers will be under new ownership next season.

7. Dallas Mavericks, Dirk Nowitzki take home three awards at ESPYs, Dallas Morning News

The Buzz: Mark Cuban hung out with Mavericks players at the ESPYs, a breach of the lockout rules. It’s unclear, however likely, that they an exception was made.

8. Lockout a knockout for some NBA teams, Al Iannazzone, NorthJersey.com

The Buzz: An entire missed season would be really, really bad for some teams.

9. Yao retirement risks NBA profile in China, Louise Watt, Associated Press

The Buzz: The NBA has seen a rise in popularity in China over the last decade, but Yao’s recent retirement could threaten that popularity.

10. If I Ruled the (NBA) World, Bill Simmons, Grantland.com

The Buzz: Fixing the lockout sounds so easy.

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Top Magic and NBA news: Friday, July 30

By OrlandoMagicFan on Monday, August 2nd, 2010 | No Comments

Chris Bosh (right) on Thursday was booed as he rang the bell Thursday at the New York Stock Exchange (Photo by Brendan McDermid, Reuters)

Just how much criticism should the Big Three from this summer’s free-agent class receive?

That’s the question raised by two of the stories that appear in this morning’s NBA links.

Chris Bosh responded to comments by Toronto Raptors General Manager Bryan Colangelo, who said that Bosh basically gave up toward the end of the Raptors’ 2009-10 season. Meanwhile, the New Jersey Nets’ new owner, Mikhail Prokhorov, wrote a letter to USA Today saying that he supports LeBron James and the other major free agents.

1. Bosh refutes Colangelo claims, Rogers Sportsnet
The Buzz: In this exclusive interview, Bosh responded to Colangelo’s comments. “The Boshes are hard workers,” Bosh said. “We have a lot of pride in what we do in our jobs and in life. There was no time, at any time, that I ever stepped on the court — in my NBA career, in my life — and stop playing hard or give up.”

2. Roundup: NBA team owner backs LeBron James’ decision, USA Today, Mikhail Prokhorov
The Buzz: Prokhorov writes that he was surprised at the negative commentary directed at “the top three free agents,” especially James.

3. Eddie House to sign with Miami Heat, Sun Sentinel, Ira Winderman
The Buzz: The Heat added to their bench by agreeing to a two-year deal with House, a 3-point shooting specialist.

4. Police: Wright’s death a homicide by gunshot, The Commercial Appeal, Kristina Goetz and Beth Warren
The Buzz: Memphis police issued a statement Thursday that Wright’s death on July 19 was a homicide caused by gunfire.

5. Andrea Bargnani: “I don’t feel like I’ve arrived,” HoopsHype.com, Jorge Sierra
The Buzz: In this interview, Bargnani addresses Bosh’s departure, the Raptors’ offseason and his own game.

6. Wafer signs on with Celtics, The Boston Globe, Julian Benbow
The Buzz: Boston has agreed to a deal with the former FSU wing.

7. Suns eye Blanks for GM job, Yahoo! Sports, Adrian Wojnarowski
The Buzz: Lance Blanks, a Cleveland Cavaliers executive, has emerged as a frontrunner for the Phoenix Suns’ vacant general manager position.

8. Rose OK with no McGrady, but he’ll miss Myers on staff, Chicago Sun-Times, John Jackson
The Buzz: Derrick Rose was asked on Thursday about the Chicago Bulls apparent lack of interest in signing Tracy McGrady. ”Like I said before anything, I’m cool with the team I have right now,” Rose said. “I think we have good youth on the team. We should be all right.”

9. Lin wows ‘em in Taiwan, The Associated Press
The Buzz: Jeremy Lin, who starred at Harvard and has signed with the Golden State Warriors, gave a press conference in Taiwan.

10. Early days with Wolves helps Thibodeau forge his NBA style, NBA.com, Steve Aschburner
The Buzz: The Bulls’ new head coach, Tom Thibodeau, got a big break early in his career when Bill Musselman hired him to be an assistant coach.

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Top Magic and NBA news: Saturday, July 31

By OrlandoMagicFan on Saturday, July 31st, 2010 | No Comments

Dwight Howard, shown here during the 2010 playoffs, visited his hometown of Atlanta on Friday (Photo by Gary W. Green, Orlando Sentinel)

Friday was a quiet news day in the NBA.

Orlando Magic star Dwight Howard returned to his hometown of Atlanta and visited with children from Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Atlanta. He was asked about several league topics, including the new-look Miami Heat.

Howard’s annual camp at UCF, by the way, will begin on Monday. He’ll have a media availability session that morning, and the Orlando Sentinel will be there to cover the event.

Let’s get to the links:

1. Dwight Howard opens up on LeBron, Shaq and Josh’s wedding (sssh), The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Jeff Schultz
The Buzz: Schultz captured some of Howard’s thoughts on various topics. Here’s what Howard had to say about the Miami Heat: “They’ve still got to play games. It looks good on paper. It looks good playing a video game. But this is real life. We’re looking forward to playing them. They’re going to be a real good team but that doesn’t mean they’re going to win a championship.”

2. Lorenzen Wright’s mother slams Germantown police over 911 call, The Commercial Appeal, Kristina Goetz
The Buzz: On July 19, the night Wright died, a call from Wright’s cell phone came into 911. Gunfire could be heard on that call. Wright’s mother says police did not react to that call.

3. Attorney: Wright’s ex-wife got threatening visit, The Associated Press, Adrian Sainz
The Buzz: The lawyer for Wright’s ex-wife says the ex-wife received a visit from three armed men who were looking for Wright about six weeks before Wright was found shot to death.

4. With season tickets sold out, Heat fires season sales staff, Sun Sentinel, Sarah Talalay
The Buzz: About 30 Heat season-ticket sales staffers were told Friday they were being let go or moved to other positions. The reason: The team stopped selling season tickets on July 8, hours before LeBron James said he was joining the team.

5. Nuggets’ Graham agrees to deal with Cavs, The Denver Post, Benjamin Hochman
The Buzz: Joey Graham, a forward who played some of his college ball at UCF, has agreed to a two-year deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

6. Knicks eye SG Brown, New York Post, Jonathan Lehman
The Buzz: Shannon Brown’s agent says he’s had “ongoing conversations” with the New York Knicks about Brown.

7. Porter on Bulls’ assistant list, Chicago Tribune, K.C. Johnson
The Buzz: New Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau is considering Terry Porter for an assistant-coaching vacancy.

8. Stoudemire to explore his “Hebrew roots”, The Associated Press
The Buzz: Amar’e Stoudemire is in Israel on vacation because he learned he has Jewish lineage, passed down through his mother’s side of the family.

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Stan Van Gundy spent part of his July in Paris … on a business trip

By OrlandoMagicFan on Thursday, July 29th, 2010 | No Comments

Mickael Pietrus, shown here during the 2010 playoffs, hosted Stan Van Gundy in Paris, France, earlier this month (Photo by Stephen M. Dowell, Orlando Sentinel)

Most Americans who visit Paris make the trip to stroll historic streets, eat authentic French food, see the Eiffel Tower and visit the Louvre.

Stan Van Gundy? The Orlando Magic coach crossed the Atlantic Ocean and visited the city earlier this month on a business trip. He spent time with Magic swingman Mickael Pietrus.

Van Gundy spent July 12-14 traveling from Orlando to Paris and back again to strengthen his relationship with the 6-foot-6 small forward/shooting guard from Guadeloupe.

“With most of our guys, I get the chance to see them in the summer as they come through Orlando and everything else,” Van Gundy said in a telephone interview Wednesday. “But M.P., since he’s been here [with the Magic], he goes back [to Europe] and he doesn’t get back until September.

“I think he’s a very, very important guy for us moving forward and somebody that I felt I needed to get to know a little bit better and establish better communications with. I didn’t want to wait until everybody was back in town. I went over and spent a day with him. He showed me Paris — at least showed me as much you can of Paris in six hours.

“I thought it was a very worthwhile trip.”

Pietrus averaged 8.7 points and 2.9 rebounds per game during the 2009-10 season. Van Gundy occasionally said that Pietrus’ on-court energy level was too often influenced by how he was doing on the offensive end of the court.

Pietrus is a streaky shooter, but his most important role for the Magic is as a defender. Pietrus regularly is asked to defend opponents’ top scorers on the wing one-on-one. Last season, he shared that role primarily with Matt Barnes. This season, Pietrus will share that role with free-agent acquisition Quentin Richardson.

Pietrus and Richardson are expected to compete for the starting small-forward job.

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Top Magic and NBA news: Tuesday, July 27

By OrlandoMagicFan on Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 | No Comments

: Chris Paul says his meeting with Hornets officials “went well,” but does that mean he doesn’t want to be traded? (Photo by Chris Graythen, Getty Images)

“The meeting went well. It was great to get an opportunity to sit down with Coach Williams, President Weber and our new General Manager Dell Demps. I expressed my desire to win and I like what they said about the direction that they want to take the team. I have been a Hornet my entire career and I hope to represent the city of New Orleans and state of Louisiana for many years to come.”
–Chris Paul statement, June 26, 2010

Has Monday’s meeting between Chris Paul and New Orleans Hornets team officials eased Paul’s concerns about the direction of the team? Does he still want a trade?

Hornets officials indicated that Paul will remain with the team. But a cbssports.com report says Paul’s agent is still pushing for a trade.

Today’s Magic and NBA links focus on the Paul situation.

1. Hornets GM confident Paul will remain with team, The Associated Press, Brett Martel
The Buzz: Here’s a recap of yesterday’s meeting in New Orleans between Paul and Hornets officials.

2. No Magic moment, Orlando Sentinel, Brian Schmitz
The Buzz: Magic officials say they never expected the Hornets to trade Paul.

3. After Hornets meeting, Paul still seeking way out, cbssports.com, Ken Berger
The Buzz: Berger writes that, despite all of the public statements out of New Orleans yesterday, Paul’s representatives are still pushing for Paul to be traded.

4. New Orleans Hornets confident Chris Paul will play here this season, The Times-Picayune, John Reid
The Buzz: “It was a good opportunity for us to open the lines of communication,” Demps said. “He was energetic, he was open, he was honest. He showed that he wants to win, and that’s what we want to do, as well.”

5. New Orleans Hornets’ Dell Demps faces crisis management first day on job, The Times-Picayune, John DeShazier
The Buzz: Demps is in a predicament as he begins his tenure in New Orleans.

6. Why the Hornets should trade Chris Paul, Dime Magazine, Daniel Marks
The Buzz: Marks lists seven reasons why New Orleans should deal Paul.

7. Cleveland Cavaliers deal Delonte West, Sebastian Telfair . . ., The Plain Dealer, Brian Windhorst
The Buzz: The Cavs reached an agreement to send West and Telfair to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Ramon Sessions and Ryan Hollins and a 2013 second-round draft pick.

8. Magic Johnson predicts a Lakers three-peat but says the Heat’s time will come, Los Angeles Times, DeAntae Prince
The Buzz: “The Lakers still have the most talent,” said Johnson, who owns about five percent of the Lakers. “They’re the best team in the NBA.”

9. Bulls McGrady’s top choice, but feeling may not be mutual, Chicago Tribune, K.C. Johnson
The Buzz: McGrady doesn’t have a contract offer from the Bulls after his workout and interview Monday.

10. Jefferson hits winning note with Jazz, Yahoo! Sports, Marc J. Spears
The Buzz: “I go from being in a Toyota to a Bentley,” Al Jefferson said, describing his trade from the Timberwolves to the Utah Jazz. “It’s a beautiful thing.”

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Top Magic and NBA news: Monday, July 26

By OrlandoMagicFan on Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 | No Comments

Today is the critical sit-down between Chris Paul and Hornets officials (Photo by Chris Graythen, Getty Images)

New Orleans Hornets officials aren’t budging.

They are telling other teams that they have no interest in trading Chris Paul, according to an espn.com report updated this morning.

It’s difficult to say what all that means.

On one hand, the Hornets sincerely might have no plans to trade their disgruntled superstar point guard. Paul, as we’ve noted before, has limited leverage to force a trade because two years remain on his contract, plus a player option for 2012-13.

On the other hand, Hornets officials might be engaging in a bit of gamesmanship. From a PR standpoint with their fans, team officials would be making a big mistake if they indicated that they’re willing to trade Paul before their critical sit-down with him today. And, by turning away trade inquiries now, they might be driving up their asking price in future trade talks.

In other news, the Chicago Bulls seem set to add Tracy McGrady to their roster.

All that and more in this morning’s Magic and NBA links:

1. Exec: Hornets saying ‘No deals for Paul,’ espn.com, Marc Stein
The Buzz: Hornets officials are saying they won’t trade the superstar point guard.

2. New Orleans Hornets brass to meet with Chris Paul today, The Times Picayune, John Reid
The Buzz: Today is the critical sit-down between Paul and the Hornets’ triumvirate of team President Hugh Weber, new General Manager Dell Demps and new coach Monty Williams.

3. Source: Bulls prepared to add McGrady, espn.com, Marc Stein
The Buzz: A source tells Stein that the Bulls will sign T-Mac if he looks healthy in a workout with the team today and if he convinces team officials that he’s willing to accept a role as a bench player.

4. Team USA to cut 4 players by Monday, espn.com, Chris Sheridan
The Buzz: Who will be among the four players cut from the Team USA roster? Sheridan offers his educated guess.

5. Sixers’ Collins to visit Brand, Philadelphia Daily News, Phil Jasner
The Buzz: The Philadelphia 76ers’ new coach, Doug Collins, plans to meet with Elton Brand soon.

6. With 16 players signed, Kyle Weaver could be on the outside looking in, The Oklahoman, Darnell Mayberry
The Buzz: The Oklahoma City Thunder have 16 players on their roster. The league maximum is 15. Someone must go, as Mayberry writes.

7. Ex-Hawk Lorenzen Wright still missing, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Chelsea Cook
The Buzz: The former NBA player’s whereabouts are still unknown.

8. Marbury: I never rejected the Heat, New York Post, Marc Berman
The Buzz: Stephon Marbury says he never turned down an offer to join the Miami Heat. In fact, Marbury says he still would like to play for Miami.

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Top Magic and NBA news: Monday, July 26

By OrlandoMagicFan on Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 | No Comments

Today is the critical sit-down between Chris Paul and Hornets officials (Photo by Chris Graythen, Getty Images)

New Orleans Hornets officials aren’t budging.

They are telling other teams that they have no interest in trading Chris Paul, according to an espn.com report updated this morning.

It’s difficult to say what all that means.

In other news, the Chicago Bulls seem set to add Tracy McGrady to their roster.

All that and more in this morning’s Magic and NBA links:

1. Exec: Hornets saying ‘No deals for Paul,’ espn.com, Marc Stein
The Buzz: Hornets officials are saying they won’t trade the superstar point guard.

4. Team USA to cut 4 players by Monday, espn.com, Chris Sheridan
The Buzz: Who will be among the four players cut from the Team USA roster? Sheridan offers his educated guess.

5. Sixers’ Collins to visit Brand, Philadelphia Daily News, Phil Jasner
The Buzz: The Philadelphia 76ers’ new coach, Doug Collins, plans to meet with Elton Brand soon.

7. Ex-Hawk Lorenzen Wright still missing, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Chelsea Cook
The Buzz: The former NBA player’s whereabouts are still unknown.

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