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Jason Beede: Inbox: The Osceola #Magic said guard Javonte Smart was selected to USA Basketball’s November 2024 Men’s AmeriCup Qualifying Team. Osceola will sign Justin Moore — a Villanova product who most recently participated in Las Vegas Summer League with the Bucks — to its G League squad.

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Jason Beede: News: In addition to converting guard Mac …

Jason Beede: News: In addition to converting guard Mac McClung to a two-way deal, the #Magic have waived Jalen Slawson, Ethan Thompson, Jarrett Culver and Alex Morales — who are likely bound for Osceola after going through training camp with Orlando — the @orlandosentinel has learned.

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Jason Beede: News: Myron Gardner has agreed on an …

Jason Beede: News: Myron Gardner has agreed on an Exhibit 10 deal with the #Magic, a league source told @orlandosports. Gardner averaged 4.8 points and 4.3 rebounds in 31 regular season G League games with Osceola last season before going through Las Vegas Summer League with Orlando in July.

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Jason Beede: News: Mac McClung has agreed on an …

Jason Beede: News: Mac McClung has agreed on an Exhibit 10 deal with the #Magic, a league source told @orlandosports. The back-to-back NBA Slam Dunk champ went through training camp with Orlando before earning G League MVP with Osceola last season. Orlando still has 2 two-way spots open.

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Josh Robbins: Orlando Magic players, coaches and staff …

Josh Robbins: Orlando Magic players, coaches and staff members met today via Zoom with Monique Worrell, the incoming Orange-Osceola state attorney. Coach Steve Clifford arranged the call with Worrell as part of the Magic's continued attempt to push for social justice progress.

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The potential hole in the bubble, though, is that workers will come and go from the resort. There are 5,795 workers, according to the Sentinel analysis, who live in ZIPs in Orange and Osceola counties with more than 350 confirmed virus cases since the pandemic started. Disney and the Florida Department of Health are still working out a testing protocol. The health department is in talks with Disney about opening a drive-through style virus test site nearby for resort employees, said Dr. Raul Pino, the health officer for the department in Orange County. “We’re working on the details because it also cannot tax our resources for the community,” he said. Mike Bass, an NBA spokesman, confirmed the league is working with Disney on testing “a subset of their employees.”

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