Paul George, Dennis Schroder shine as Magic fall 126-117 to Thunder

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View In Browser January 30, 2019 orlandosentinel.com Sentinel Sports Final ADVERTISEMENT Paul George, Dennis Schroder shine as Magic fall 126-117 to Thunder Wednesday, Jan 30 Paul George and Dennis Schroder were too much for the Orlando Magic to overcome during a 126-117 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Read More » ACC commissioner proud of success, upbeat about future with launch of TV network looming ACC Commissioner John Swofford is proud of the league's surge during the past six years and looks forward to the launch of the league's new TV network. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Hyde: As Brian Flores' remarkable Patriots ride ends, his remarkable story continues | Commentary The Dolphins' incoming coach is all business preparing for the Super Bowl. Read More » NCAA looks to limit length of college football overtime games The NCAA football rules committee is considering changes to the overtime format with the hope of shortening the number of extra periods to protect player safety. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Magic's Jerian Grant always appreciates meeting brother Jerami on floor Orlando Magic guard Jerian Grant has leaned on his brother, Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jerami Grant, during what he calls an up-and-down season with the Magic. Read More » NBA fines Anthony Davis $50K over public trade demand Pelicans star Anthony Davis' agent let everyone know he wants out of New Orleans, and now it will cost his client $50,000. Read More » New England Patriots special teams star Matthew Slater carries proud family football tradition New England Patriots special teams star Matthew Slater is more than halfway to his father's longevity as an NFL player. Read More » Los Angeles Rams receivers Brandin Cooks gets second shot at Super Bowl after Patriots trade Receiver Brandin Cooks played for the Patriots during last season's Super Bowl, and he will play for the Los Angeles Rams against New England this week. Read More » Tiger Woods now begins year at a slower pace, but his goal remains peaking at right time Tiger Woods doesn't start as quickly as he once did, but it's still focused on peaking for majors. Read More » Orlando Magic drafts honorary player, a high school student Priann Franco, a South Lake High School 10th grader, was drafted by the Orlando Magic as recognition for turning her lifestyle into a model for others. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2019 | Orlando Sentinel | 633 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, FL 32801 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Sentinel Sports Final newsletter.