PREVIEW: The Minnesota Timberwolves (47-32, sixth in the Western Conference) visit the Orlando Magic (43-36, eighth in the Eastern Conference) on Wednesday at 7 p.m. EDT in Orlando, Florida , with the Magic seeking to extend their three-game win streak. Minnesota's offense ranks among the league's elite at 117.6 points per game, outscoring opponents by 3.5 points nightly, while the Timberwolves also outscore Orlando's defense by 2.4 points on average. The Magic average 115.5 points per game, which exceeds the 114.1 that Minnesota allows defensively. Orlando boasts a strong 25-16 home record while the Timberwolves bring a respectable 22-17 road mark into this matchup . Unfortunately, ShotQuality data is unavailable for both teams in this preview , limiting our ability to evaluate efficiency trends in that dimension. The Magic dominated the first meeting this season, defeating Minnesota 119-92 on March 7 with Desmond Bane scoring 30 points. Injury concerns loom for both squads, with Orlando missing Jonathan Isaac and Jett Howard while Minnesota deals with Anthony Edwards and Jaden McDaniels sidelined. Over their last ten games, the Magic are shooting 46.8 percent from the field while the Timberwolves are connecting at 44.3 percent, indicating both teams remain competitive offensive forces entering this divisional clash.