The Orlando Magic is the latest professional sports franchise to hop aboard the Twitter bandwagon. Here's a rundown of all the ways you can follow the Magic on Twitter:
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@Orlando_Magic, the team's main feed;
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@Dan Savage, the feed for the team's Web Services Coordinator, who also writes for its site;
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@dantegalante, the feed for the hosts of the Dante and Galante Show, which has produced video gems like this one of Marcin Gortat working the phones in the Magic's ticket-sales office;
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@Joey_Colon, the feed for the play-by-play man who calls the Magic's games in Spanish;
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@MagicDancers, the feed for the team's dance crew;
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@Magic_Radio, the feed for radio producer Justin McKim;
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@Magic_TV, the feed for TV host Kevin Holden;
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and @Stuff_Mascot, the feed for the team's mascot, Stuff.
Those are the accounts officially affiliated with the Magic. If you want more Magic coverage, I recommend following these accounts:
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@DwightHoward, the feed for newly crowned Defensive Player of the Year;
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@osmagic, the feed for the Orlando Sentinel's Magic coverage;
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and @OMagicDaily, the feed for Orlando Magic Daily's coverage of the team.
On a final note, you can follow yours truly @3QCMagic and my colleague @erivera7.
To wrap up this post, I'll pose this question to the community: which person affiliated with the Magic--you don't necessarily have to name a player--would you next like to see on Twitter? My vote is for the TV broadcast team of David Steele and Matt Guokas. I know they're reading this site, and I also know they've discussed Tweeting during breaks in Magic game action. Stan Van Gundy is another obvious choice, as is Mickael Pietrus.