PREVIEW: The Orlando Magic (24-22) face off against the Toronto Raptors (29-20) on Friday at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Kia Center. Orlando brings elite defensive rebounding ranked fourth league-wide and boasts the second-best free throw rate in basketball, creating efficient scoring opportunities around the basket. However, the Magic struggle significantly from beyond the arc, ranking 24th in three-point attempts and 25th in three-point efficiency. Toronto enters this matchup with efficient rim attacks ranked second in the league and good passing ranked second, though head guard Desmond Bane labeled this a dogfight where whichever team plays harder will likely prevail. Orlando snapped a four-game losing streak in Miami by forcing 18 turnovers that led to 24 points while committing just seven turnovers themselves, and they'll look to replicate that formula against Toronto. The Raptors counter with elite ball movement and the ability to force a league-high number of turnovers, though they rank 25th in three-point volume and 28th in offensive spacing. Both squads thrive on transition opportunities, with Toronto generating the fourth most deflections per game and leading the NBA in fast break points at 19.2 per contest. The Magic must contain a balanced Raptors attack featuring Brandon Ingram, Scottie Barnes, and RJ Barrett all averaging over 18 points, plus Immanuel Quickley who recently averaged 25.3 points while shooting 61 percent from the floor.