With 22 games left in the regular season, the Magic are still searching to get on the same page. Guard Cole Anthony feels confident they can. “Any game the switch could be flipped,” he

He opened their game-day shootaround by showing video clips from one of their greatest victories: last spring’s Game 6 win over the Cavaliers in the first round of the playoffs. As Mosley told his guys, the footage illustrated the levels of energy, focus and intensity they needed to be successful, especially against a top-level opponent.

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It’s one thing for the Magic to get beaten by the league-leading Cavaliers, but to get beaten by 40 points — 122-82 — on your home court is inexcusable.

After being in such close quarters a year ago, the Orlando Magic and Cleveland Cavaliers are on different levels this year. But the loss isn't as much about the gap between the two. Rather, it's Orlando that has to again find itself on the same page.

The Cleveland Cavaliers keep winning. More than that, they keep crushing and dominating their opposition. Despite not having a key contributor like Darius Garland on the floor, Kenny Atkinson’s team didn’t find much trouble getting past the Orlando Magic.