Shaquille O’Neal as the Walt Disney of the sports in Orlando. Before him, there was nothing and then he came to town and built a Magic kingdom. Except Disney World is still here. Shaq World v… ...

The Orlando Magic are ushering in a "new generation" for the franchise after unveiling a rebrand for the upcoming season. The Magic debuted their new jerseys and logo earlier this week, and the ...

The Orlando Magic are hoping to have a great 2025-26 season, and they will look good during it. On Tuesday, the team revealed a new jersey for next season that is both forward-thinking and nostalgic.

The Disney logo will continue to appear on Orlando Magic players’ game jerseys, with Walt Disney World Resort and the Magic announcing today they’ve renewed their sponsorship agreement.. The ...

The Orlando Magic made headlines with a major rebrand, unveiling a new logo and updated uniforms.The jerseys, a fan favorite, capture the nostalgic feel of their 1995 NBA Finals run. Current ...

With the Magic celebrating their 35th anniversary season, it was only fitting that they retired O’Neal’s No. 32 jersey ... "Shaq put the Orlando Magic on the map," said Magic CEO Alex Martins.

The Orlando Magic unveiled their new jerseys for the 2025-26 season, reviving their iconic star logo. The nostalgic move was made as an ode to the team's origins and symbol of its championship ...

Going 22-60 last season, the Orlando Magic have now finished with under 30 wins in four of the last six seasons and currently find themselves in the midst of another rebuilding process. NEWSLETTERS ...

Orlando Magic forward Paolo Banchero and Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum during the 2025 NBA Playoffs / Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images The Orlando Magic reached the NBA Playoffs this season ...

As for the jerseys themselves, the Magic have lined up ten dates (nearly a quarter of their home games!) to wear them in action. Unfortunately, none of them are against the Brooklyn Nets, which ...

The Magic and Walt Disney World have agreed to a three-year deal that will plot a 2½-inch-by-2½-inch ad on the front of Orlando’s jerseys starting with the 2017-18 season, according to Josh ...