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Van Gundy not to blame for Orlando's early exit

posted by Evan Dunlap, Apr 30, 2011

Sam Gardner of Fox Sports Florida on why the Orlando Magic's playoff loss to the Atlanta Hawks isn't coach Stan Van Gundy's fault.

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Atlanta Hawks 84, Orlando Magic 81

Evan Dunlap Apr 29 2011, 3:19a

A recap of the Orlando Magic's season-ending loss to the Atlanta Hawks, 84-81, in Game Six of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals.

Orlando Magic vs. Atlanta Hawks, Game Six: Five Things to Watch

Evan Dunlap Apr 28 2011, 8:01a

OPP previews Game Six between the Orlando Magic and Atlanta Hawks by detailing five issues fans should watch. The Magic trail the best-of-seven series, 3-2, and thus face elimination.

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"3 to 2 We’re Behind. Be Better Thursday."

posted by Evan Dunlap, Apr 27, 2011

"3 to 2 We’re Behind. Be Better Thursday."

— Stan Van Gundy's whiteboard message to his Orlando Magic after their 101-76 win Tuesday night, per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.

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After scoring 20 points and playing a key role off the bench Sunday night, guard Gilbert Arenas...

posted by Evan Dunlap, Apr 26, 2011

After scoring 20 points and playing a key role off the bench Sunday night, guard Gilbert Arenas definitely will play when the Orlando Magic host the Atlanta Hawks in Game 5 Tuesday night at Amway Center.

"I'm not stupid!" Stan Van Gundy said after the Magic completed practice [Monday].

— Gilbert Arenas: Stan Van Gundy says Gilbert Arenas definitely will play in Game 5 - OrlandoSentinel.com

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When it comes to execution on offense, this year's Magic are last year's Hawks. Well, with one...

posted by Evan Dunlap, Apr 25, 2011

When it comes to execution on offense, this year's Magic are last year's Hawks. Well, with one exception, Orlando coach Stan Van Gundy said.

"We don't have the Jamal Crawford or a Joe Johnson, guys who can break you down off the dribble," Van Gundy said in what seemed like a subtle swipe at his limited roster.

— Michael Wallace of ESPN.com

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Atlanta Hawks 88, Orlando Magic 85

Evan Dunlap Apr 25 2011, 6:03a

A recap of the Orlando Magic's 88-85 loss to the Atlanta Hawks in Game Four of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals. The defeat puts the Magic on the brink of elimination.