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Orlando Magic Fall to 1-3 as Sean Sweeney Addresses Continued Inconsistencies

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago ·Updated 4h ago

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Sapped by injuries and sloppy turnovers, Orlando struggled to match Toronto’s physicality. Assistant coach Sean Sweeney demands better ball security and defensive communication ahead of Friday’s rematch.

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