Story by (Jason Beede/Orlando Sentinel/TNS)Jason Beede, Orlando SentinelFri, December 12, 2025 at 11:48 PM UTC·4 min readLAS VEGAS — The Magic hit the court inside T-Mobile Arena for practice ahead of Saturday’s NBA Cup semifinal against the Knicks in Las Vegas, and coach Jamahl Mosley believes his team is prepped for a high-stakes matchup with New York.“The energy’s great,” the Orlando coach said Friday afternoon. “These guys are feeling and seeing what it’s like (with) all the media attention, the different focuses that will try to distract you, but our guys are really locked into what it is for the game plan playing New York again. They feel good about it. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“I’ll keep talking about the chemistry and comradery that keeps being built each and every single day and Vegas being able to provide that,” he added. The amount of media both on a local and national level in attendance, along with additional lights and cameras inside the gym, compared to a typical practice back in Orlando wasn’t lost on the Magic players themselves either.“It’s a tremendous opportunity to play on this stage,” Paolo Banchero said after practice.