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The Orlando Magic dominated the Chicago Bulls 127–103 on April 10 at the United Center, delivering a decisive performance that exceeded the Vegas total line of 246.5. Franz Wagner led the Magic with 25 points, while Jalen Cain added 20 as Orlando's offense operated at a 52.1 percent clip from the field and connected on 13 three-pointers. The Magic's second quarter proved pivotal—they outscored Chicago 36–27 in that frame to seize control—and finished with 47 rebounds and 33 assists against just 14 turnovers, establishing a +5.2 net rating advantage. Chicago's T. Jones paced the Bulls with 23 points, but the home team managed only 43.7 percent shooting and committed 20 turnovers while allowing 119.2 points per 100 possessions on defense. The 24-point margin reflected Orlando's superior ball movement and efficiency; the Magic's second-quarter surge essentially decided the contest. This victory positions Orlando well in the playoff race, while Chicago faces mounting pressure to stabilize its defensive schemes.
