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Orlando Sentinel
Orlando Sentinel
For the Orlando Magic, matchups against teams below them in the standings aren’t supposed to feel like uphill battles from the start. But that’s exactly what Tuesday’s 132-114 road loss to the San Antonio Spurs (18-50) was. And each time it appeared the Magic (28-41) were going to climb over the hill, the Spurs buried one of their franchise-best 22 3-pointers to prevent Orlando from tying the game or take the lead. The Magic’s lack of physicality defensively allowed the Spurs to get comfortable and in a shooting rhythm from beyond the arc early. San Antonio made 6 of 9 3s in the first and 10 o…
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