A change to the Orlando Magic’s starting lineup might be in the offing when the Magic host the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.
The Magic have sputtered at the starts of games and the third quarters recently.
Asked if he’ll consider changing his starters, interim coach James Borrego answered, “We’re looking at different ways to help that starting unit. I’m open to all options right now. But we have to get off to better starts.”
Fournier healing
Evan Fournier is hoping that his sore right hip will continue to feel better.
Fournier said he suffered the injury on Feb. 20, when he drove to the hoop on a fastbreak, and Anthony Davis committed a goaltending violation. Fournier fell to Amway Center’s court on the play.
Fournier played in Orlando’s next two games, but he sat out recent games against Atlanta and Charlotte.
“You don’t want to mess too much with a muscle,” Fournier said. “It’s very important to take care of your body and make sure you feel good, because it can get worse.”
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![Through two games against the Magic, the Cavs average the most first-quarter points (31.5) among all playoff teams. "For us, we've just got to get off to a better start [and] not let them get off to this hot start," Orlando guard Cole Anthony said.](https://www.orlandosentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Magic-Cavaliers-Basketball-14.jpg?w=525 "Through two games against the Magic, the Cavs average the most first-quarter points (31.5) among all playoff teams. \"For us, we've just got to get off to a better start [and] not let them get off to this hot start,\" Orlando guard Cole Anthony said.")
