Orlando Magic Waive Jonathan Isaac to Create Financial Flexibility

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Orlando Magic Waive Jonathan Isaac to Create Financial Flexibility

The Magic waived Isaac ahead of the June 28 Deadline, a move that could save roughly $14 million and help Orlando move below the second apron, potentially creating room for a role player. Isaac averaged 2.6 points and 2.5 rebounds in 10.0 minutes over 52 games in 2025-26, making the decision more about flexibility than production for the front office.

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