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The Osceola Magic have built a program used to winning. With a new coach and a new roster, they aim to build on their foundations.

The Osceola Magic are entering the new season with a revamped roster and a new head coach, Ronnie Burrell, as they look to build on past regular-season success. Burrell replaces Dylan Murphy, who left to join the coaching staff at Michigan. Osceola opens its season on Sunday at home against the Oklahoma City Blue.
Only Ace Baldwin and Johnell Davis return from last year's squad, with the roster now featuring key additions Malaki Branham and J.D. Davison. Alongside general manager Kevin Tiller, Burrell is emphasizing defensive identity and ball movement to help develop players toward NBA roster spots while maintaining Osceola's winning culture.
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