Orlando Magic's Record Three-Point Shooting Sinks Toronto Raptors

The Magic, despite having the NBA's worst three-point percentage, hit a season-high 19 threes to defeat the Raptors 106-97.

The Orlando Magic tied a franchise record with nine three-pointers in the first quarter and set a season-high with 19 total threes in the game.
Toronto's defensive lapses, particularly in closing out on shooters, allowed Orlando to dominate from beyond the arc, shooting 43.2% on three-pointers.
Tristan da Silva led the Magic with a career-high 25 points, including five three-pointers, while Goga Bitadze added a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds.
The Magic overcame the loss of guard Jalen Suggs, who exited in the second quarter with back spasms and was later ruled out for the game.
Toronto, now 8-27, struggled offensively despite Jakob Poeltl's 25 points, as they prepare to face the Milwaukee Bucks, the league's second-best three-point shooting team, on Monday.