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The Orlando Magic are trying to start NBA Cup play with a better showing as they get a second crack at the Toronto Raptors after Wednesday's blowout loss.

The Orlando Magic face the Toronto Raptors in NBA Cup group play on Friday, seeking redemption following a 129-99 loss on Wednesday. Orlando aims to overcome a difficult start to the season while addressing critical mistakes. Philip Rossman-Reich highlights ball control, perimeter shooting consistency, and star execution as the key factors determining the rematch's outcome.
Both rosters remain depleted by injuries, with Orlando missing Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs, while Toronto is without Kawhi Leonard. Toronto's defense capitalized on 20 Magic turnovers in their prior meeting, driven by strong performances from Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett. For Orlando, Franz Wagner and Desmond Bane will need to improve on their previous showings to remain competitive.
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