The Orlando Magic defeated the Sacramento Kings 107-100 on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at Golden 1 Center, led by Franz Wagner’s 33 points, seven rebounds and seven assists. Orlando paired a strong opening quarter with a 49-35 rebounding advantage to overcome Sacramento’s efficient three-point shooting and secure the road win.
Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown
First Quarter: Magic Establish a Seven-Point Edge
Orlando outscored Sacramento 34-27 in the opening period, producing its highest-scoring quarter of the night. That early advantage proved important: the Kings matched the Magic’s combined scoring across the remaining three quarters.
Second Quarter: Kings Narrow the Gap
Sacramento won the second quarter 25-23, trimming Orlando’s lead to 57-52 at halftime. The Kings recovered two points of the opening-period deficit but still entered the break needing to make up ground.
Third Quarter: Orlando Adds Separation
The Magic outscored the Kings 27-24 in the third, extending their advantage to 84-76. It was Orlando’s second quarter win of the game and gave the visitors an eight-point cushion entering the final period.
Fourth Quarter: Magic Hold Off Sacramento
Sacramento finished with a 24-23 fourth-quarter edge, but that one-point gain was not enough to erase Orlando’s lead. The Magic came away with a seven-point victory in regulation.
Key Performers
- Franz Wagner, Orlando Magic: Led all scorers with 33 points and added seven rebounds and seven assists. He also led Orlando in assists, providing the game’s most complete individual performance.
- Wendell Carter Jr., Orlando Magic: Collected a team-high 11 rebounds as the Magic finished with a substantial advantage on the boards.
- Zach LaVine, Sacramento Kings: Led Sacramento with 31 points, finishing just two behind Wagner for the game’s scoring lead.
- Dylan Cardwell, Sacramento Kings: Grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds.
- Darius Acuff Jr., Sacramento Kings: Paced the Kings with six assists.
NerdSports Stat: Orlando outscored Sacramento 60-34 on two-point baskets—a 26-point advantage that overcame the Kings’ combined 19-point edge from three-pointers and free throws.
Game Analysis: Two-Point Production Makes the Difference
Sacramento had the better night from beyond the arc, making 16 of 34 three-pointers for 47.1%. Orlando finished just 10 of 37 from deep, a 27.0% rate. Despite that six-three-pointer deficit, the Magic found enough production elsewhere to win.
The largest difference came on two-point attempts. Orlando made 30 of 54, while Sacramento converted 17 of 42. That gave the Magic a decisive scoring advantage inside the three-point line, even though overall field-goal percentages were similar: 44.0% for Orlando and 43.4% for Sacramento.
Orlando also outrebounded Sacramento 49-35 and attempted 91 field goals to the Kings’ 76. Those advantages in rebounding and shot volume helped offset the visitors’ less efficient perimeter shooting. The Magic finished with 21 assists, compared with Sacramento’s 19.
Both teams converted well at the free-throw line. Orlando made 17 of 18 attempts, or 94.4%, while Sacramento went 18 of 22 for 81.8%. The Kings earned one more point there, leaving two-point scoring as the clearest statistical separator.
Closing Context: Orlando Improves to 3-7
The Magic improved to 3-7 overall and 3-3 on the road, with all three of their wins coming away from home. Sacramento fell to 1-10 overall and remained winless at Golden 1 Center at 0-6. Orlando next faces the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, November 11, at 6:00 p.m. PST, while Sacramento hosts the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday, November 13, at 7:00 p.m. PST.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Orlando Magic defeated the Sacramento Kings 107-100 on November 10, 2026.
Franz Wagner scored 33 points. His individual shooting percentage was not included in the supplied game statistics.
After the win, Orlando sits 3-7 in the Eastern Conference.
Franz Wagner was the standout performer with 33 points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
