Por: Orlando Sentinel Sports November 10, 2022
The Orlando Magic had to play without rookie forward Paolo Banchero, their leading scorer, for the first time in Wednesday’s home game vs. the Dallas Mavericks. While his absence was felt, especially offensively, the Magic (3-9) locked in defensively to pick up a 94-87 victory over the Mavericks (6-4) at Amway Center for the second win of their seven-game homestand. The Mavericks’ points were a season-low and the fewest the Magic have held a... + full article
Orlando Sentinel USA Sports November 08, 2022
Orlando Magic rookie Paolo Banchero and Houston Rockets rookie Jabari Smith Jr. have spent the last several months competing: But there was a period, Banchero said, where the two were almost college teammates. “We almost went to Tennessee together,” Banchero said ahead of... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Sports October 27, 2022
When the Orlando Magic lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers 103-92 Wednesday at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, it marked just the fifth game of Paolo Banchero’s NBA career. In other words, too early to make grand conclusions about what his season-long impact will be. But one thing... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Sports October 25, 2022
Stardom for an NBA basketball player usually starts early. They are highly touted athletes from AAU to high school, but in the case of Paolo Banchero it was the opposite. He didn’t experience any of it until he started his college career at Duke. Banchero sat with his fellow... + más
Orlando Sentinel USA Sports October 24, 2022
Orlando Magic rookie Paolo Banchero was in a familiar situation during Saturday’s home-opening loss to the Boston Celtics: All eyes were on him. A crowd of 19,299 inside Amway Center, the fifth-largest in the Magic’s history, made it clear with its ovation for Banchero... + más
Orlando Sentinel USA Sports October 23, 2022
This question was posed the other day in an email, “Would you rather the Orlando Magic sneak into the playoffs this season but No. 1 overall draft pick Paolo Banchero just looks OK or would you rather the Magic not make the playoffs but Paola Banchero looks like a future... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Sports October 18, 2022
Chris Carrawell didn’t need a lot of time to recognize Paolo Banchero’s talent. Carrawell, an assistant coach at Duke since 2018 who played for the Blue Devils from 1996-2000, remembers seeing him briefly in the summer of 2019 while he was playing for the Seattle Rotary in... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Sports October 08, 2022
When the Orlando Magic drafted Paolo Banchero with the No. 1 pick in June’s NBA draft, it was presumed by many outside the organization that the team solidified its long-term starting frontcourt in Banchero, Wendell Carter Jr. and Franz Wagner. After theories about how those... + más
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