The Cavaliers will face the Magic in a high-profile game. Currently, the Cavaliers are eighth in the East with an 11-9 record, and a mediocre home record, with only five wins and six losses, ranking 11th in the East. In their most recent road game, the Cavaliers showed their strength by beating the Pistons by nine points.
With the backcourt core Garland and Mitchell and forward scorer Strus both scoring at least 20 points in the last game, it's clear that the backcourt players provide strong support for the team's offense.
Meanwhile, the Magic experienced back-to-back battles in their last game, where they were beaten by the Nets, ending a nine-game winning streak and demoralizing dropped. Overall, however, the team has been doing well recently, with the main core players performing consistently on the field and excellent tactical execution.
Statistically, this game continued the preseason head-to-head run for the Cavaliers, despite being beaten by their opponents at the time. Considering the Cavaliers' average home form this season, I think the Magic will be expected to maintain their lead in this game.