The Orlando Magic have held trade discussions with multiple teams on Terrence Ross.

The Magic are pivoting to a younger core following their trades last season of Nikola Vucevic and Aaron Gordon.

Ross averaged 15.6 points in 29.3 minutes per game last season. Ross is signed for two more seasons at $12.5 million and $11.5 million and is represented by Rich Paul. 

The Toronto Raptors and Orlando Magic have made offers to the Cleveland Cavaliers to move up to No. 3, sources tell The Ringer.

The Cavaliers have received significant trade interest in the pick in general.

While this draft began as having a top-5, Jalen Suggs and Jonathan Kuminga have appeared to drop out of what is a top-3 in Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green and Evan Mobley.

The Magic own picks No. 5 and No. 8, while the Raptors are at No. 4.

If the Raptors stay at No. 4, sources tell The Ringer that Suggs isn't a lock and that they will also consider Scottie Barnes.

The Orlando Magic will hire Nate Tibbetts as an assistant coach on the staff of Jamahl Mosley.

Tibbetts also interviewed for a position with the Sacramento Kings.

Tibbetts most recently with an assistant coach with the Portland Trail Blazers. 

The Orlando Magic are believed to be high on Scottie Barnes with the fifth pick, while the Oklahoma City Thunder prefer Barnes or James Bouknight at No. 6.

For weeks, Jonathan Kuminga was mentioned in the group of top-5 prospects in the draft but he has been "scarcely mentioned" as a possibility for either the Magic or Thunder at five and six.

Kuminga spent last season in the G League with the Ignite. While he's considered a prospect with considerable upside, he is further away from contributing in the NBA.

Jamahl Mosley has agreed to a four-year deal to become the next head coach of the Orlando Magic. 

Mosley will replace Steve Clifford, who mutually parted ways with the team during the offseason.

Mosley has a reputation in player development and an ability to build relationships and hold players accountable, which has resonated with the team. 

The 42-year-old's offensive philosophy has been shaped by Rick Carlisle and George Karl. 

Jamahl Mosley has emerged as the strong frontrunner to become head coach of the Orlando Magic.

Conversations are ongoing but Mosley has separated himself from the other candidates. 

Mosley's reputation in player development and his ability to build relationships and hold players accountable have resonated with Magic management.

Steve Clifford and the Magic mutually parted ways with the team last month.