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The Orlando Magic are set to begin their NBA Playoffs series against the Detroit Pistons this Sunday. Orlando is making a late adjustment to the team’s injury report, adding a new player. Guard Desmond Bane is probable for Game 1 after being included on the report.
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Bane’s current status is due to an illness, as stated in the report. He joins two other athletes on the list, including forward Jonathan Isaac, who remains questionable with a knee sprain. Orlando clinched 45 regular season victories this year and advanced past the play-in round after soundly defeating the Charlotte Hornets.
Here’s the latest on Bane’s status heading into Sunday’s game.
Desmond Bane’s Injury Update for the Pistons Game
Magic supporters can breathe a collective sigh of relief, as Bane is officially listed as probable. The talented point guard is averaging over 20 points per game this season and will be crucial in leading Orlando’s offense on Sunday.
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In the play-in game against the Hornets, Bane contributed 13 points, shooting 4-for-14 from the field overall. He ended the game with an impressive plus-minus of +30, highlighting his indispensable role in Orlando’s success.
Magic fans are also hoping for Isaac’s return to play. He has been out for more than a month due to his knee injury. Isaac provides an important spark off the bench.
Game 1 between the Magic and Pistons is scheduled for Sunday at 6:30 PM ET. As of the time of this writing, the Pistons do not have any players listed on their latest injury report.
Orlando Magic Injury Report
Bane, Desmond Status: Probable Reason: Illness
Carter Jr., Wendell Status: Available Reason: Nasal Fracture (wearing a face mask)
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Isaac, Jonathan Status: Questionable Reason: Left Knee Sprain
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