- Matchup: Milwaukee Bucks vs Orlando Magic
- Date: Monday, February 9, 2026
- Venue: Kia Center, Orlando, FL
- Broadcast: Peacock
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This Monday, the Orlando Magic (26-24) will look to outplay the Milwaukee Bucks (20-29) at the Kia Center.
In their previous game, the Bucks triumphed over the Pelicans, finishing with a thrilling score of 141-137. Milwaukee showcased an impressive shooting display, hitting 60.9% from the field (56 of 92) and sinking 21 of 47 attempts from beyond the arc. At the charity stripe, they converted 8 of 10 free throws, achieving an 80.0% success rate. The team secured 43 rebounds, including 6 on the offensive end, while also distributing 36 assists, forcing 8 turnovers, and making 5 steals. Defensively, the Bucks allowed their opponents to shoot 47.9% from the field (45 of 94). The Pelicans managed to distribute 32 assists and grabbed 38 boards (9 offensive and 29 defensive), while blocking 3 shots. New Orleans shot 79.3% from the free throw line, making 23 of 29 attempts and connecting on 24 of their 46 three-point tries. Milwaukee accumulated 18 personal fouls while the Pelicans tallied 14.
Ryan Rollins was a standout for Milwaukee, finishing with a shooting percentage of 52.6% from the field and contributing 4 assists. He played 40 minutes, grabbed 4 rebounds, and scored 27 points on 10 of 19 shooting.
The Bucks enter this matchup with a 20-29 record for the season. They average 14.5 turnovers per game and commit 20.3 fouls. As a team, the Bucks secure 40.9 rebounds per contest and have a total of 1,294 assists this season, ranking 21st for ball distribution in the league. Milwaukee is shooting 39.4% from three-point territory (724 of 1,836) and 73.1% from the free throw line. They average 112.1 points per game (27th in the NBA) with an overall shooting percentage of 48.2%.
On the defensive side, the Bucks force 13.3 turnovers per game and draw 18.3 fouls. They rank 12th in the NBA for assists allowed, surrendering 1,327 overall this year. Milwaukee’s defense permits a shooting percentage of 46.6% (2,020 of 4,331) and yields 45.0 rebounds per game. The team allows opponents to shoot 37.0% from beyond the arc and ranks 17th in points allowed per game (116.1).
The last encounter for the Magic resulted in a solid victory against the Nets, wrapping up at 118-98. Defensively, Orlando allowed Brooklyn to collect 36 rebounds (11 offensive). From three-point range, they shot 30.8% by connecting on 12 of 39 attempts and went 18 of 29 from the free throw line (62.1%). Brooklyn’s shooting rate was 41.5% as they converted 34 of 82 attempts. Orlando shot 53.7% overall, making 44 of 82 shots. They hit 9 of their 32 attempts from three-point range (28.1%) and managed 21 free throws for a successful percentage of 77.8%. The Nets were charged with 24 fouls, propelling the Magic to 27 free throw attempts. In addition, the Magic forced 17 turnovers while claiming 14 steals, securing a total of 42 rebounds (33 defensive and 9 offensive).
Desmond Bane made a notable contribution to the Magic, scoring 23 points in 32 minutes, along with 4 assists. He recorded a shooting percentage of 50.0%, connecting on 7 of 14 attempts, while also grabbing 3 rebounds.
The Magic boast a record of 26-24 this season. They average 21.0 fouls per game and shoot a commendable 79.7% from the free throw line. They generate 26.3 assists on average (15th in the league) and turn the ball over 14.0 times per contest. Orlando has scored a total of 5,752 points this year, averaging 115.0 points per game, accompanied by 43.6 rebounds per contest. In terms of offensive efficiency, the Magic connect on 46.4% of their field goals, ranking 20th in the league.
Defensively, Orlando restricts opponents to 36.2% shooting from three-point range (598 of 1,651) while allowing 77.7% from the free throw line. They yield 25.6 assists and 43.3 rebounds per game, ranking 9th and 12th, respectively. The Magic rank 15th in points per game allowed (115.5) and force 15.1 turnovers each match, permitting teams to shoot 48.1% from the field (24th overall).
What is the prediction for tonight’s parlay?
Recommendation: Bet on Orlando and under the total points.
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