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The Orlando Magic dominated the Philadelphia 76ers 144–103 on November 25 at Wells Fargo Center, with Aaron Black leading the way on 31 points and Franz Wagner adding 21 in a lopsided road victory. Orlando's offensive efficiency was suffocating, shooting 53.5 percent from the field and draining 13 three-pointers while committing only 11 turnovers against Philadelphia's 21 miscues. The Magic's second quarter proved decisive—they outscored the 76ers 51–25 in that frame alone, essentially putting the game out of reach early. Tyrese Maxey paced Philadelphia with 20 points, but the 76ers' defense crumbled, allowing an offensive rating of 131.7 and shooting just 45.1 percent from the field with only 9 made threes. Orlando's ball movement was crisp, generating 38 assists while also forcing 10 steals, and the Magic's 47 rebounds controlled the glass decisively. The final margin of 41 points far exceeded the Vegas total of 229.5 points, with Orlando's defensive intensity and efficiency establishing them as a serious threat in the Eastern Conference race.
