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But the big picture, in my opinion, is that I think Orlando in the second half of the season will be functioning like a well-oiled machine. When you add [Vince] Carter and [Rashard] Lewis to the starting lineup, you take Matt Barnes and Brandon Bass and J.J. Redick and put them on your second unit. Naturally, the coaching staff will have an excellent nine- or 10-man rotation of experienced players. Everyone will know their role. The defense will be there.

Josh Robbins of the Orlando Sentinel had a chance to speak with the incomparable Hubie Brown earlier today about the Orlando Magic, the Cleveland Cavaliers, and more. A must-read.

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I love Browns analysis. Possibly the best announcer in the world right now. I think he can coach again if he wanted to.

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