The Orlando Magic moved to 39-35 after a 139-87 road loss to the Toronto Raptors, who improved to 42-32 at Scotiabank Arena on 6:00 PM EDT.

First quarter
The Magic opened with 20 points while the Raptors set the early pace with 38 points in a quarter that included 1 lead change and 1 tie.
The O-Town Magic shot 38 percent from the field in the game, and the North’s 20 steals helped fuel a fast start.
Jalen Suggs posted 13 points and 5 assists, and the Raptors finished with 41 assists as their ball movement kept the Magic defense rotating.
Second quarter
The Magic scored 23 points in the second quarter, and Toronto added 32 while pushing transition chances that showed up in 39 fast break points.
Orlando Magic post-match stats reflected 28 total turnovers, and Toronto turned those mistakes into 37 points off turnovers.
Desmond Bane led the Magic with 17 points, and the Raptors’ bench produced 58 points to keep pressure on Orlando’s second unit, part of the Orlando Magic vs Toronto Raptors key moments.
Third quarter
The Magic had their highest-scoring quarter with 25 points, but the Raptors topped it with 43 behind 57 percent field goal shooting and 63 percent on 2-point attempts.
Toronto piled up 82 points in the paint, and Orlando recorded 38 points in the paint while grabbing 47 total rebounds to battle on the glass.
Paolo Banchero finished with 9 points on 21 percent shooting, and Toronto’s 56-point biggest lead marked the separation described in this Orlando Magic vs Toronto Raptors tactical recap.
Fourth quarter
The Magic closed with 19 points in the fourth quarter, and Toronto finished with 26 while holding Orlando to 24 percent on 3-point shooting.
Orlando’s 16 made free throws on 84 percent shooting provided a steady line, and Toronto hit 45 percent from deep on the way to 139 points in this post-game report Orlando Magic.
The Magic’s next game will air from the Kia Center at 400 W. Church Street in Orlando on 7:00 PM EDT on 3/31/2026, with viewing options on FDSFL, AZFamily, and Suns+.
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