Magic Beat Kings 107-100 as Wagner Scores 33

The Orlando Magic beat the Sacramento Kings 107-100 at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. Franz Wagner scored 33 points for Orlando. The Magic moved to 3-7 with the win, and Sacramento fell to 1-10.

Orlando did it without two regulars. Paolo Banchero, out with a right ankle sprain, and Jalen Suggs were both out for Orlando, according to pregame reporting. Wagner carried the scoring load in their absence, and Anthony Black gave him a strong second option all night.

Orlando starts fast

Orlando scored 34 points in the first quarter and led 34-27 after one. The Magic led by 14 points in that quarter, their largest lead of the game, at 34-20 with 1:00 left in the period.

Sacramento stayed close after the early gap. The Kings outscored Orlando 25-23 in the second quarter, and Orlando led 57-52 at halftime. The game had 5 lead changes and was tied 4 times, so the margin stayed within reach for most of the night even after the fast Orlando start.

Orlando won the third quarter 27-24 and took an 84-76 lead into the fourth. Both teams scored 24 points in the final quarter, and the early lead held to the end at 107-100.

Wagner and Black lead Orlando

Wagner finished with 33 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists. He shot 11 of 23 from the field, made 1 of 5 shots from 3 point range, and made all 10 of his free throws. He played 38 minutes, listed as 37:40 in the Sportradar line.

Black scored 26 points with 7 rebounds and 5 assists. He shot 10 of 17 from the field in 33 minutes of play.

Desmond Bane added 15 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists for Orlando. He made 4 shots from 3 point range, the most on the Orlando side, and gave the Magic a third scorer in double figures behind Wagner and Black.

LaVine and Acuff keep Sacramento close

Zach LaVine led Sacramento with 31 points. He shot 10 of 16 from the field and made 6 shots from 3 point range, with 3 rebounds and 2 assists. His shooting kept the Kings within single figures for long stretches after the first quarter.

Darius Acuff Jr. scored 29 points for Sacramento, with 4 rebounds and 6 assists. He made 4 shots from 3 point range. Between them, LaVine and Acuff scored 60 of Sacramento's 100 points, but no other part of the Kings offense is listed in the box score lines supplied with the result, and the Kings still lost by 7.

The quarter scores tell the shape of the game. Orlando won the first and third quarters, Sacramento won the second by 2 points, and the fourth quarter was even at 24-24. A 7 point first quarter gap, built on that 14 point lead, was the difference at the end.

Where the records stand

Orlando entered the game 2-7 and left 3-7. Sacramento entered 1-9 and fell to 1-10, the weaker record of the two teams after 11 games.

For Orlando, the win came on the road without Banchero and Suggs, with Wagner playing 38 minutes and Black playing 33. For Sacramento, a 31 point night from LaVine and 29 from Acuff were not enough to close a gap that opened in the first quarter and never fully closed.