Orlando Magic Betting Odds 2014-2015: To Win NBA Championship

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The Orlando Magic betting odds for the 2014-2015 season and to win the NBA Championship were not very good at 250-1.  Place your Magic and other NBA future bets at BetDSI.com here to receive up to $2500 in FREE CASH.

The misery of the Orlando Magic has continued as they are coming off a 23-59 season that followed a 20-62 mark the season before that as Orlando last had a winning season and playoff berth in 2011-12.

The Magic were founded in 1989 and have two Conference Championships in their history but no NBA titles. They are best known for having Shaquille O’Neal begin his storied career with them followed by Penny Hardaway and then later Dwight Howard as from 1993-94 through 2011-12 they were more often than not a perennial contender.

The franchise has been going through a massive rebuild since Howard left the team which has caused a near complete roster remake and implosion of team fortunes and credibility. While there is an impressive base of talent to build on the playoffs are not yet a realistic expectation. The Magic are 43-121 since Howard bailed.

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