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Jason Beede: #Magic coach Jamahl Mosley said pre-game in Boston that Jett Howard (left ankle sprain) and Jonathan Isaac (left knee sprain) have gotten some court time on the road but still haven't done contact. They've done more conditioning to get back into game shape, Mosley said.
Jason Beede: The#Magic have downgraded both Jett Howard (left ankle sprain) and Jonathan Isaac (left knee sprain) from Questionable to OUT for tonight’s game at Boston.
Jason Beede: The #Magic list Wendell Carter Jr. (nasal fracture) and Jamal Cain (left calf contusion) as Questionable for Wednesday’s game vs. Wolves. Jett Howard (left ankle sprain) and Jonathan Isaac (left knee sprain) remain OUT. Franz Wagner is expectedly back off the injury report.
Jason Beede: The #Magic have added Jett Howard to the injury report for tonight’s game at New Orleans (the first night of a back-to-back) and he’s OUT due to a left ankle sprain.
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Jason Beede: Orlando’s Jett Howard, who missed Saturday’s game at Miami due to an illness, is feeling better and was able to go through #Magic shootaround here in Atlanta.
Jason Beede: The #Magic list Jett Howard (illness) as Questionable for Monday’s game at Atlanta. Anthony Black (left lateral abdominal strain), Franz Wagner (left high ankle sprain injury management) and Jonathan Isaac (left knee sprain) all remain OUT.
Jason Beede: Update: The #Magic will be without Jett Howard tonight at Miami. He’s dealing with an illness.
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Jason Beede: NEWS: The #Magic are declining guard-forward Jett Howard’s fourth-year rookie club option worth $7.3 million in 2026-27, a league source told the @orlandosentinel . Howard will be an unrestricted free agent in the upcoming offseason. The deadline to make a decision was Oct. 31.
Howard believes he fits well alongside Orlando’s core because of his long-range shooting. It’s just a matter of growing more comfortable on the court. “I can shoot the ball at a pretty high level,” Howard said. “Getting used to doing that out there … It’s hard being called in sometimes and not other times, but that’s just with anything [as] a young guy trying to get into the league, trying to get navigate through that and get some comfortability with that.”
Rozier, who is in a walking boot and on crutches, was one of only four players in the NBA who shot worse than 40 percent from the field and worse than 30 percent on threes while playing in at least 60 games this regular season. That list also includes Charlotte Hornets forward Tidjane Salaun, Philadelphia 76ers guard Ricky Council IV and Orlando Magic guard Jett Howard. “I have the utmost respect for Terry,” Heat captain and three-time All-Star center Bam Adebayo said. “He could have let go of the rope, like a lot of guys have done in this league. They let go of the rope because they’re out of the rotation or whatever the case may be. For him to keep fighting, keep having perseverance and just keep stacking days of just trying to get better, you respect that in somebody.”
