2018 NBA Power Rankings: Where each team stands ahead of the trade deadline

2018 NBA Power Rankings: Where every team stands ahead of the trade deadline

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30. Orlando Magic (14-34)

Not much has changed for the Orlando Magic as of late. They’re still losing at a high rate and expected to be one busy team over the next two weeks – ahead of the NBA trade deadline. Orlando has a lot to figure out, and not a ton to work with.

They have missed on high draft picks way too many times over the last few years, and its resulted in the team having the worst record in the NBA. They’re destined for a top 3 pick. The good news is that this year’s NBA draft is expected to be loaded.

The bad news is that the Magic haven’t drafted well as of late. They can’t mess it up again, though, can they?