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Bane looking forward to return to Memphis as Magic open preseason away

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By Jason Beede Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
When the Magic travel for their preseason opener at Memphis on Wednesday night, the exhibition will mark the first time Desmond Bane returns to the city since he was acquired by Orlando more than a year ago. Bane, who spent the first five seasons of his NBA career with the Grizzlies, didn't get the chance to return to the area last season because Orlando and Memphis met twice overseas in Europe.
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Anthony Black continues to ramp up as Magic prep for first preseason test Original

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By Jason Beede Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Magic guard Anthony Black was able to participate in more of Monday’s practice at the AdventHealth Training Center, but his status for Orlando‘s first preseason game at Memphis on Wednesday night is still up in the air. As the Magic competed in full-court drills Monday, Black, who missed last week’s training camp because of a minor sprained ankle, took part in additional live action work, coach Sean Sweeney said. “He looked good,” Sweeney said.
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Black, Penda return to practice as Magic keep building identity under Sweeney Original

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By Jason Beede Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... After an off day Saturday, the Magic returned to the practice courts inside the AdventHealth Training Center on Sunday morning and saw some depth return to action as well. Anthony Black (sprained ankle) and Noah Penda (hamstring) were both able to take part in practice and do more work as they continued to ramp up from minor injuries, Orlando coach Sean Sweeney said. “They look good,” Sweeney said after practice. “Hopefully they came out clean.
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