Corey Kispert is perhaps the best shooter available in the Draft. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
Any conversation about the Orlando Magic at this point always goes back to one skill — the one skill the team has seemingly lacked since Dwight Howard left in 2012 when the team completed its role of changing how 3-pointers were used in the NBA.
The Magic have done well in that time of collecting versatile athletes — under both Rob Hennigan and Jeff Weltman — but they struggled to find skilled players to surround them and give them space.