The severely shorthanded Magic used only seven players against the Grizzlies, but Memphis was unable to put away the Magic until the final three minutes.

Six Dallas players scored in double figures, with their reserves scoring 54 points, as the Magic lost their 26th game in 29 tries. Dallas outshot the Magic from the field, the three-point line, and the free throw line.

Charlotte's backcourt helped the Bobcats take a 20-point lead into halftime, and the visitors held on against Orlando.

It has been over two years since the Magic have won a regular season game against the Hawks, their division rival. Wednesday was their ninth straight regular-season loss to Atlanta.

It has been almost a month since the Magic have put a win on the board. Orlando finally snapped out of its funk against Portland, which dipped to one game below .500 on Sunday night.

Orlando welcomed back leading scorer Arron Afflalo to the starting lineup, and he helped jump-start the offense, but the Magic's defense was nowhere to be found in yet another loss.

Even without two All-Stars and their sixth man, the Clippers topped the Magic on Wednesday. The loss is Orlando's 11th in a row.

Playing without starters Jameer Nelson, Arron Afflalo, J.J. Redick, and Glen Davis, and having only nine players available, the Magic competed for two and a half quarters against Philly on Monday, but lost their tenth straight game.

Magic rookie Maurice Harkless had the best game of his young career, as the Magic battle Milwaukee but lose 107-98 as Larry Sanders and Monta Ellis finish with double-doubles.

Orlando, missing Glen Davis and Arron Afflalo due to injury, lost starting point guard Jameer Nelson in the second half due to a left forearm contusion as Boston broke the game open early in the fourth quarter for the win.