PREVIEW: The Cleveland Cavaliers enter Monday's rematch with the Orlando Magic showcasing elite offensive efficiency, ranking third in attacking the rim while converting three-pointers at a high rate with 45.3% of their shot attempts from deep. The Magic, by contrast, struggle with three-point shooting consistency, ranking 26th in efficiency from beyond the arc while attempting just 37.3% of their shots from distance. Cleveland executed a defensive masterclass in their first meeting, packing the paint and forcing Orlando to beat them from three-point range. The strategy worked perfectly as the Magic managed just 27.5% shooting from three and were held to 105 points total. Donovan Mitchell was instrumental in that victory, erupting for 36 points while Orlando couldn't contain him in the paint. The Magic are attempting to snap a three-game losing streak, though their offensive struggles have been pronounced with the team averaging just 103.6 points per game during this rough stretch despite a season average of 115.7. Franz Wagner's continued absence due to an ankle injury leaves a significant void in Orlando's lineup. With the Cavaliers riding a three-game winning streak and the game returning to Cleveland, the stage is set for another compelling showdown between these conference rivals.