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Orlando has started slowly at 1-3, and the offensive numbers explain why: the Magic are scoring 107.0 points per game, shooting 44.2% from the field, and ranking last in offensive efficiency. Washington is only 2-3, but its offense has been much more productive at 113.6 points per game, with 48.0% shooting and a 13th-place offensive efficiency mark. The Wizards have also been better at taking care of the ball, which helps them stay within striking distance on the road, even if their overall record has been uneven.
This projects as a close game with Washington enough offense to stay inside the number and possibly win outright. Orlando’s defense has kept the floor from collapsing, but its weak scoring profile and bottom-tier offensive efficiency make it difficult to trust as a clear favorite. A final score around Washington 113, Orlando 110 fits the current market, supports the away side plus the points, and points to a competitive matchup rather than a comfortable home win.