Hosting a youth basketball camp Sunday, Magic forward Franz Wagner talked about how excited he is about new coach Sean ...
Orlando's star forward enters his sixth NBA season with the Magic, his first without his brother Moritz on the roster.
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Franz Wagner returns rejuvenated and excited for the Orlando Magic's changes
Franz Wagner and the Orlando Magic are expecting some changes with a new coach. A rejuvenated Franz Wagner is eager to tackle the challenge.
Magic stars Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero have impressed new head coach Sean Sweeney so far this offseason, giving fans ...
The Orlando Magic are the most recent NBA team to be affected by the injury report. Their star forward, Franz Wagner, strained his right calf and is now deemed unlikely to play in Game 5. The Magic ...
Fresh off an injury-plagued season, the versatile wing prioritizes physical longevity and a heightened sense of urgency to push Orlando beyond the first round of the playoffs. Brooklyn Nets center Mo ...
The Wagner brothers can't contain their excitement for this international exhibition, and rightfully so. Franz and Moritz grew up in Germany, seeing the NBA as this off-in-the-distance dream. Here's ...
Wagner (calf) is eager for the new season to begin, per Jason Beede of the Orlando Sentinel.
Wagner (ankle) is out for Friday's game against the 76ers. Orlando anticipated Wagner being able to return from a high-ankle sprain at some time this week, and the star forward is now setting his ...
Wagner chipped in 12 points (5-11 FG, 0-2 3Pt, 2-2 FT), four rebounds and three assists across 29 minutes during Wednesday's 109-97 Play-In Game loss to Philadelphia. Wagner remained on a minutes ...
Moritz (left) and Franz Wagner welcomed teammates to their hometown of Berlin, where the local legends connected with youth players and their former team, Alba-Berlin. Gary Bassing/NBAE via Getty ...
Franz Wagner on NBA Europe: Keep the great culture and tradition that we have in European basketball
“I was surprised and super interested at the same time,” said Franz Wagner, describing his first reaction to the project. “I think the challenge will be to still have and keep the great culture and ...
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