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Inquirer Sports on MSNNBA: Mo Wagner returning to Magic on 1-year dealThe Orlando Magic are bringing back forward Moritz Wagner on a one-year deal, a person with knowledge of the move said Friday ...
Moritz Wagner is returning to the Magic on 1-year deal, AP source says, as NBA free agency continues
The Orlando Magic are bringing back forward Moritz Wagner on a one-year deal, a person with knowledge of the move said Friday ...
Athlon Sports. Just when NBA fans thought the Orlando Magic might take it easy on the holiday, the franchise dropped some ...
Wagner, the brother of Magic forward Franz Wagner, will sign a contract worth $5 million, according to the person who spoke ...
Moritz Wagner #21 of the Orlando Magic reacts to a foul call during the second half against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Wells Fargo Center on December 04, 2024 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Franz Wagner scored 23 points and his brother Moritz Wagner had 16 as the host Orlando Magic scored a season high in coasting past the Washington Wizards 121-94 on Sunday night.
Moritz Wagner grinned, wide and wry. The Magic’s reserve center, who signed for two years and $16 million to stay with Orlando during free agency, declined to share how much he pays in monthly ...
Franz and Moritz Wagner joke around during warmups, unaware of their mother’s presence at that moment. The brothers are happy just to be together — on the same team — for the first time in ...
But Wagner credited the protection — he has worn it since hurting his back in the preseason — for providing a cushion for all the time he spends on the floor.
Wagner, a 6-foot-9 sharpshooter and the younger brother of former U-M star Moritz Wagner, is considered a highly touted prospect, potentially a future first-round NBA draft pick.
It's Tuesday afternoon and Wagner is sitting in a locker room at UD Arena. He'll play his first career NCAA Tournament game here on Wednesday (9:10 p.m., TV: truTV) when the Wolverines face Tulsa ...
Michigan freshman forward Moritz Wagner is the first German-born player in the 100-year history of the U-M men's basketball program. John Beilein makes the face of a puppy owner cleaning up an ...
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