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Atlanta Hawks vs. Orlando Magic: Preview, Predictions and Picks for April 15, 2025

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Apr 15, 2025 7:06 PM
The Atlanta Hawks, seeded eighth in the Eastern Conference, face off against the seventh-seeded Orlando Magic in a crucial play-in game on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, at 7:30 PM at the Amway Center. The regular season series is knotted at 2-2, setting the stage for a thrilling contest that will determine which team advances to the playoffs. Both teams have shown flashes of brilliance, with the Magic holding a slight edge on their home court.
Atlanta Hawks vs Orlando Magic

Current Odds

ATL
ORL
Over
212.5
-112
Under
220.5
-110
ATL
+12.5
-110
ORL
-6.0
-105
ATL
ML
+571
ORL
ML
-240

Hawks vs Magic statistics

Stat Hawks Magic
Points Per Game 118.2 105.4
Rebounds Per Game 44.5 41.8
Assists Per Game 29.6 23.0
Blocks Per Game 5.1 6.0
Steals Per Game 9.7 8.9
Field Goal % 47.2 44.5
Three Point % 35.8 31.8

Orlando Magic recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/13/25 @ Atlanta Hawks L 117-105
4/11/25 @ Indiana Pacers W 129-115
4/9/25 vs Boston Celtics W 96-76
4/8/25 vs Atlanta Hawks W 119-112
4/3/25 @ Washington Wizards W 109-97

Atlanta Hawks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/13/25 vs Orlando Magic W 117-105
4/11/25 @ Philadelphia 76ers W 124-110
4/10/25 @ Brooklyn Nets W 133-109
4/8/25 @ Orlando Magic L 119-112
4/6/25 vs Utah Jazz W 147-134

Orlando Magic injuries

  • Jalen Suggs (SG): Out
  • Moritz Wagner (C): Out

Atlanta Hawks injuries

  • Clint Capela (C): Out
  • Trae Young (PG): Day-To-Day
  • Larry Nance Jr. (PF): Out
  • Jalen Johnson (SF): Out
  • Kobe Bufkin (G): Out

Hawks vs Magic game info

Type Info
Venue Kia Center
Location Orlando, FL
Tip-off Tue 7:30 PM
TV TNT

Hawks vs Magic predictions

The Atlanta Hawks are gearing up for a showdown with the Orlando Magic, and all eyes will undoubtedly be on their dazzling point guard, Trae Young. He's been the maestro orchestrating the Hawks’ offense this season, and I wouldn't be surprised to see him dish out around 9 assists while potentially dropping a cool 22 points on the Magic defense. Although his Achilles niggle has fans holding their breath, I'm optimistic he’ll be on the court with his usual flair. Complementing Young's dynamic play, Onyeka Okongwu will likely assert himself in the paint. His rebounding prowess could see him pulling down boards in double figures, backing up his role as a key defensive piece for Atlanta. With these two leading the charge, the Hawks will surely be formidable.

Switching gears to the Orlando Magic, you've got to keep an eye on their star, Franz Wagner. A relentless scorer, it won't be out of the blue to see him hitting the 23-point range, providing the offensive push Orlando needs. Wagner's not just about scoring though; his playmaking skills often go unnoticed, yet I can see him chipping in with several assists to keep the ball moving. Let’s not overlook Wendell Carter Jr., either. While Wagner commands attention on the perimeter, Carter Jr.'s battling inside could see him snatching crucial rebounds, perhaps giving Orlando an edge in second-chance points. The young talent on this roster makes Orlando a tough nut to crack.

Now, considering the balance of power between the two teams, I’ll put my chips on the Orlando Magic edging out the Hawks. Their home record has been solid and playing at the Kia Center could give them that extra boost. While the Magic have a slightly better regular-season record, what's more interesting is their performance against East rivals, which has been commendable. The up-and-coming talent of Wagner, combined with Paolo Banchero's expected impact and Carter Jr.'s presence, might just tip the scales in favor of the Orlando Magic in this play-in clash. Most fans would agree that this is set to be a thrilling contest with both sides having plenty to prove.

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