Paolo Banchero, Franz Vagner Address Magic’s Egecution Case-Game in Hawks Loss

The Orlando Magic failed against Atlanta Hawks on Monday nightsuffers at 112-106 defeat despite 68 point combined effort Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner. In addition to the loss, the magic fell 26-29 in the season, falling down on the ninth seeds in point conference views.

After the game, Banchero and Vagner reflected the team fighting in the closing of the games, pointing out their execution of late games as a key factor in the loss.

Banchero, which recorded 31 point, six jumps, four helpers and a block, He admitted difficulties in the team in the final moments.

“It wasn’t very good. As you said, I need to look at him, I see what we did so as we were probably brought and that has resulted in some tricky names at the end,” said at the end of some Škaklja . “I think it’s like them, if you can’t turn those assets turning you, you know that you sleep, or closes the game. So we knew that, and that’s up to us.”

Young people, despite committing nine reversal, played a key role in the fourth quarter. He was responsible for 18 points at the Atlanta 29 points in the final period, achieving himself during the end of 19 points, eight helps and five rebounds.

Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner emphasizes the need for a larger offensive balance

Banchero also addressed the need for a better participation of the team on the offensive end.

“I think I’m also (Franz Wagner) two guys … 29 attempts and 22 attempts and next is six attempts,” Banchero said. “So, you can say we could take more guys. And we need to understand the ways we can do.”

While Hawks had a balanced offensive effort with five players who achieved double figures, the magic was struggling to find additional points outside their two stars. Cole Anthony was the third shooter of the team with seven points on just five recording attempts, while Anthony Black took six shots, ends with six points, six jumps and five assists.

Wagner, who led all the arrows with 37 points, and adding seven rebounds, three helpers, and two short, considered Magic fights with late play.

“I mean, I think they have good defenders, individual defenders. It’s obvious that they be moved, which is what a lot of teams do. So it’s nothing new,” Vagner said. “Like a group, we need to be better with these things. Also, I’m a big part of it, too. And (we have to) watch the film, and the coaches also – communicate us. I think that is a group group. But we like players out there, we feel what happens in the game and at the end of the day, we have the responsibility to make ourselves. “

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When asked about how the team can improve its focus and attention to detail, Vagner kept his answer from the answer.

“It’s just focusing … just, yes.”

The converters also played a role in loss, because the magic committed 18 days leading up to 20 points for Atlanta. Meanwhile, Orlando was managed only to convert 17 falcons into 11 points.

“I won’t sit here and say that Atlanta didn’t play a good game. I think they needed them a lot of things on us – whether it’s focusing or as a group like I said, it doesn’t have enough purpose there” , Vagner said. “And yes, it’s on everyone who plays. I mean, it’s a team sport, we’ll learn from it, and I have 27 games left, and I hope this help us get down to get stretching.”

The Magic will look to bounce on Wednesday night when they take on Horne Paruta (13-38) In his final match before the All-Star break. This season is 2-0 v. Charlotte, and their latest meeting results in a 95-84 victory in late November.

After a break, the magic will face the Sokolim in the Revan, with Atlanta (26-28) who now holds eighth seeds in the eastern conference, passing Orlando in the table.