The Orlando Magic have wasted no time shaping their roster this summer. Following a promising season, the franchise has focused on internal development while strategically adding outside help.

This is the closest the Orlando Magic are to Eastern Conference finals since they lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2009. Magic general Anthony Parker executed

Magic's Massive $287 Million Move Revealed on Monday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Orlando Magic's hot offseason is continuing after major news was announced on Monday. Orlando struck first when it came to the initial significant move of the NBA offseason by acquiring Desmond Bane in a blockbuster deal with the Memphis Grizzlies.

The Orlando Magic added Desmond Bane in the offseason but could use another sharpshooter for more outside firepower.

The Magic‘s latest move in the offseason was agreeing to a contract in free agency with veteran guard Tyus Jones

While Orlando didn’t go all-out in free agency after the Desmond Bane trade, the Magic’s calculated signings have earned the front office high praise. Bleacher Report lauded Orlando with an A-minus grade for their NBA free agency moves, and for good reason.

To officially sign Myles Turner, the Bucks needed to create some cap space. They did that by waiving nine-time All-Star point guard Damian Lillard and Vasilije Micić, two moves that became official Monday.

The Orlando Magic have made multiple moves to re-shape their roster this summer, some in preparation for NBA free agency.

Orlando went 41-41 last season, despite dealing with injuries, and showed signs of growth. Bane signed through 2029 on a $207 million contract, giving the Magic a solid piece for the future.