Paolo Banchero, Jamahl Mosley reacts to the magical troubles of the third quarter

The Orlando Magic saw their genus of three games to end an end Thursday evening with loss 101-92 to Dallas Mavericks, as a famous question that was re-set. Despite another dominant performance from all stars forward Paolo BancheroOrlando is a continuous third-quarter fighting shown expensive.

Mavericks surpassed the magic of 34-20 in the third quarter, it was encouraged by 20-2 by running with just over five minutes in the period. Dallas sent 57.1% to a quarterly, while Orlando managed only 36.4%, to make up the raps that led to transitional points and crucial momentum.

“They just pushed the tempo … they had some boys from the bench and played great and they really really got us in the second half of the third quarter,” Banchero said Postgame.

Banchero took the way for Orlando once more, recording his fifth consecutive match with 30 points. He finished with 35 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and theft 13-21 shooting from the field and eight-12 of the free throw line.

Runverters, third-quarters decay continue to chase magic in the loss in Mavericks

However, the individual effort was not enough to compensate the failure failure during the third quarter – a trend who has shot the team in the last few months. From Christmas, magic is now 5-21 in the third quarters.

“Not really. I feel like it was a usual question … You know, I bit us in **, but I can’t really specify one thing,” Banchero said to identify the root of the fight.

Magic main coach Jamahl Mosley directly pointed out to reverse as the main reason for the loss. Orlando committed 17 reversals, which led to 22 points for Dallas.

“Carrier … The rovvers led to probably nine points, they don’t care about basketball, giving them simple baskets, and with this team is the districts of living balls,” Mosley said. “You don’t get back to them, so our ability to take care of basketball and we should play that what I think it is what I think is what I think it is what I think is what is what is I think it was what I think was what I think it was what I think was what I think was what was what I think it was that.

Jamahl Mosley, Paolo Banchero emphasize the need for a better pace and execution after return

Mosley admitted that she recently improved the third trimester efforts, but stressed that the collapse of Thursday was step back.

“I mean the last two games we actually, again, but it wasn’t the case tonight,” he said. “A few fast offenses, their aggression was better to go out of the half … We turned it several times, so you’ve made it not to make shots – it was rebuilt and it was our resistant.”

When asked how to make better use of your strong performances, Banchero emphasized the need for improved execution and pace.

“I just think we could be better in getting into our faster offense … just realized what we were trying to do,” he said. “I feel like we’re not really we run so tonight. We didn’t run, we didn’t push the tempo, we somehow let them dictate the tempo of the game.”

Mosley calls for magic to take advantage of Bancher’s play as if in an earlier playoffs squeeze

Jamahl Mosley departed that feeling and stressed the importance of supporting Paola Banchero’s efforts through the movement of the ball and making shooting.

“While it will take us to continue working is to make the right game, you know, finding open teammates,” Mosley said. “Yes, I think he found guys for a few times tonight and I think it’s an open look … I think we just have to go into with confidence and let’s crash them.”

The magic fell to 35-39, with the loss, sitting in the eighth place in the Conference. They Seventh seeds of Atlanta Hawks (35-38) just half a game. Orlando continues the host and household with three games with matches against Sacramento Kings on Saturday and Monday in Los Angeles.