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Trail Blazers Rally Again — Lose Again — to Orlando Magic: Rapid Reaction
Desmond Bane scored 23 points and made key defensive plays including three blocks to help Orlando Magic hold off Portland Trail Blazers after they erased a 17-point deficit.
- On Tuesday, the Orlando Magic beat the Portland Trail Blazers 110-106 at the Moda Center before 17,073 spectators.
- Following Monday's similar late rally, Portland again erased a large deficit, trailing by as many as 17 in the third before a 17-2 run into the fourth.
- Desmond Bane then made a key defensive play and sank free throws after Shaedon Sharpe missed a crucial free throw, blocking Donovan Clingan and making two free throws to push Orlando to 109-106.
- Orlando's win moved the team to 17-13 while Portland dropped to 12-18, and both clubs turn to Friday's home games: Magic host Charlotte Hornets, Blazers face Los Angeles Clippers at 7 p.m.
- The finish echoed last month's meeting between the clubs, featuring chippiness and flagrant fouls in a tight contest as Portland mounted a late comeback but fell short again.
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PORTLAND, Oregon, USA (AP) — Desmond Bane scored 23 points, Anthony Black added 22, and the Orlando Magic thwarted Portland's comeback attempt Tuesday, defeating the Trail Blazers 110-106. After trailing by 17 points in the third quarter, the Blazers took a one-point lead early in the fourth before Tyus Jones answered with a 3-pointer and Wendell Carter Jr. made one for the Magic. Shaedon Sharpe had a chance to tie with 38.9 seconds remaining, b…
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Desmond Bane delivers on both ends as Magic top Blazers
Desmond Bane recorded 23 points and three steals and made a big defensive play late to lead the Orlando Magic to a 110-106 road victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night.
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