Orlando Magic vs Philadelphia 76ers Picks and Prediction - November 25, 2025
Use Code SSWC Inter-Conference NBA action on Sunday evening, and we have an Orlando Magic vs Philadelphia 76ers prediction locked and loaded for you. Orlando enters this game off a 138-129 road loss to Boston, which dropped them to 10-8 on the year. The 76ers come in off a 127-117 home loss to Miami, which dropped them to 9-7 on the year. These teams met back on October 27th, and the Sixers won that game 136-124. Read on to see our Magic vs 76ers prediction.
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Magic Lose High-Scoring Affair To Boston
The Magic sit at 10-8 after dropping a high-scoring battle to the Boston Celtics, 138-129 on November 23. Jett Howard was the spark off the bench, pouring in 30 points with 22 coming in the fourth quarter as Orlando tried to rally late. Franz Wagner added 15 points, eight rebounds, and five assists, while Desmond Bane chipped in 18. Despite the loss, Orlando showed resilience, cutting a 20-point deficit down to single digits in the final minutes before Boston closed it out.
Orlando’s offense has been one of the most efficient in the league, averaging 118.3 points per game while shooting 47.6% from the floor and 35.4% from three. Bane has been a steady scorer at 17.4 points per game, Wagner leads with 23 points per game, and Paolo Banchero adds 21.7 points and 8.7 rebounds when healthy. Anthony Black and Tristan da Silva have provided valuable secondary scoring, while Wendell Carter Jr. has been a reliable interior presence. The Magic also rank top-10 in free throw percentage at 80.7%, a key factor in their ability to close games when healthy.
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Defensively, Orlando has been inconsistent, allowing 114.9 points per game and opponents to shoot 47.5% from the field. Their rebounding, however, has been strong at 44.7 boards per game, ranking 15th in the league. Injuries have played a major role in their struggles, with Banchero, Suggs, Carter Jr., and Bitadze all sidelined in the loss to Boston. Against Philadelphia, Orlando’s depth will be tested again, but their offensive firepower gives them a chance to compete even short-handed.
Injuries Are Piling Up For The Sixers
Philadelphia enters at 9-7 after falling to the Miami Heat 127-117 on November 23. Tyrese Maxey led the way with 27 points, while Andre Drummond dominated the glass with 24 rebounds and 14 points. Paul George added 10 points in limited minutes, but the Sixers couldn’t keep pace with Miami’s balanced attack. The loss highlighted Philadelphia’s reliance on Maxey’s scoring, especially with Joel Embiid and Kelly Oubre Jr. sidelined.
The Sixers’ offense has been potent, averaging 118.3 points per game while shooting 46.3% from the floor and 37.5% from three, ranking seventh in the league. Maxey has been the centerpiece, averaging 33 points per game with efficient shooting from deep. Quentin Grimes and Oubre (when healthy) provide perimeter scoring, while Drummond has been a force inside, averaging a double-double with 10.6 rebounds per game. Philadelphia’s ball movement has been solid, with multiple players averaging over three assists, but their depth has been tested with injuries.
Defensively, the Sixers allow 116.8 points per game, ranking 17th, and opponents shoot 46.9% from the field. Their rebounding has been strong at 43.8 boards per game, but the absence of Embiid’s rim protection has been glaring. Key injuries include Joel Embiid (knee), Kelly Oubre Jr. (knee), VJ Edgecombe (calf), and Adem Bona (ankle). Facing Orlando, Philadelphia will lean heavily on Maxey’s scoring and Drummond’s rebounding to offset those losses. If their perimeter shooting holds up, they have the tools to match Orlando’s offensive pace, but their defense will need to tighten to avoid another shootout.
Orlando Magic vs Philadelphia 76ers Pick
Magic vs 76ers Spread Pick
- Orlando -2 (4 Units)
Orlando -1 looks like the right side given how explosive the Magic’s offense has been and how shorthanded Philadelphia is right now. Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero headline a group averaging 118.3 points per game while shooting nearly 48% from the floor, and Desmond Bane has added another consistent scoring punch at 17.4 points per game. Even with injuries to Banchero, Suggs, and Carter Jr. in their last outing, Orlando showed they can still put points on the board thanks to depth pieces like Jett Howard and Tristan da Silva. Their ability to spread the floor, hit free throws at 80.7%, and rebound at a top‑15 clip makes them well‑suited to exploit a Sixers team missing key stars.
Philadelphia, meanwhile, has leaned heavily on Tyrese Maxey’s scoring with Joel Embiid and Kelly Oubre Jr. sidelined. Maxey has been brilliant at 33 points per game, but the Sixers’ defense has slipped, allowing 116.8 points per game and opponents to shoot nearly 47% from the field. Andre Drummond has been a force on the boards, but without Embiid’s rim protection and Oubre’s perimeter defense, Philly has struggled to contain balanced attacks. Orlando’s depth and offensive efficiency give them the edge here, and laying the single point feels like value against a Sixers squad that’s undermanned and overly reliant on Maxey to carry the load.
Magic vs 76ers Over/Under Pick
- Under 229 (4 Units)
The Under 229 looks like a solid angle because both Orlando and Philadelphia have the offensive talent to score, but injuries and defensive matchups point toward a slower pace. The Magic average 118.3 points per game, yet they’ve been inconsistent when missing Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs, while the Sixers are without Joel Embiid and Kelly Oubre Jr., which limits their firepower. Philadelphia still leans on Tyrese Maxey, but their defense allows 116.8 points per game and Orlando’s defense gives up 114.9, suggesting production will be steady but not explosive. With both teams shorthanded and relying on half‑court sets, this matchup projects to stay below the 229 total.
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