BREAKING: Magic Trades No. 36 Pick to Bucks

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ORLANDO - The Orlando Magic's night is done.
According to ESPN, the Magic is trading the No. 36 pick to the Milwaukee Bucks.
Khobi Price of the Orlando Sentinel is reporting that the Magic received a 2030 second-round pick and cash considerations in return.
The move comes after the team selected Arkansas' Anthony Black at No. 6 and Michigan guard Jett Howard at No. 11. Black and Howard are expected to compete in a very crowded backcourt alongside Markelle Fultz, Cole Anthony and Jalen Suggs.
Assuming the team guarantees Gary Harris' contract and signs Black and Howard, the team will have 13 roster spots filled with two more available in free agency and three two-way contract spots.
For the second consecutive year, the Magic has traded an early second-round pick in order to keep its rookie class at two players instead of three.
The roster is crowded and players will have to earn their minutes in the rotation with all of the young talent on the team.
Now, the Magic moves on to free agency, where the team will look to fill those vacant spots and round out the roster for the upcoming season. Free agency begins on Friday, June 30 at 6 p.m.
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