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Magic rally to overtime win against Trail Blazers in Summer League

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 2:01 AM

Last updated Jul 13, 2026

Magic rally to overtime win against Trail Blazers in Summer League

Summary

The Orlando Magic secured a dramatic overtime victory against the Portland Trail Blazers, winning 112-105 in Las Vegas on July 12. Despite trailing by as many as 15 points, the Magic rallied to tie the game in regulation, led by Lester Quinones' 30 points. The game featured key performances from Colin Castleton and Philip Wheeler, who scored 21 and 18 points, respectively. TyTy Washington Jr. also made significant contributions. The Magic improve to 2-1 in Summer League play and will face the Philadelphia 76ers next on July 15.

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•Magic overcome a 15-point deficit to win in overtime.
•Lester Quinones led all scorers with 30 points.
•Magic improved to 2-1 in Summer League competition.
•Colin Castleton added 21 points and Philip Wheeler had 18 points.
•Next game against the 76ers is scheduled for July 15.

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2:01 AMYahoo Sports — Magic storm back, capture Summer League win in OT against Trail Blazers

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LAS VEGAS — Facing the Trail Blazers in the second Summer League game of a back-to-back, the Magic were without second-year pros Jase Richardson and Noah Penda inside Cox Pavilion at UNLV on Sunday. But they still found a way to win in overtime out west. Guards TyTy Washington Jr. and Philip Wheeler got the start alongside Lester Quinones and Magic two-way players Colin Castleton and Alex ...
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Yahoo SportsJul 13, 2026, 2:01 AM
Magic storm back, capture Summer League win in OT against Trail Blazers
LAS VEGAS — Facing the Trail Blazers in the second Summer League game of a back-to-back, the Magic were without second-year pros Jase Richardson and Noah Penda inside Cox Pavilion at UNLV on Sunday. But they still found a way to win in overtime out west. Guards TyTy Washington Jr. and Philip Wheeler got the start alongside Lester Quinones and Magic two-way players Colin Castleton and Alex ...

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