The Orlando Magic and Miami Heat face off for the fourth and final time in the 2023-24 regular season on Tuesday night at the Kaseya Center. The Heat won the first two matchups, while the Magic got one back in their most recent encounter on Jan. 21.
Orlando and Miami are two of the playoff-contending teams in the Eastern Conference. The Magic are ahead of the Heat by one game in the standings. Miami has been struggling recently, with two wins in their last 10 games.
Tuesday's game will be the 138th regular-season meeting between the two Florida franchises since their first one on Nov. 28, 1989. The Heat have dominated the all-time matchup, 78-59, and have won seven of the last 10 games.

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Orlando Magic vs Miami Heat Injury Reports for Feb. 6, 2024
The Orlando Magic have been relatively healthy this season, with no serious injuries to their top players. Franz Wagner missed eight games in January due to a sprained ankle, while Wendell Carter Jr. was out for six weeks after a hand injury in November.
Meanwhile, the Miami Heat had a worse fate than the Magic in terms of injuries. Jimmy Butler missed a bunch of games last month that might have caused their struggles, while Tyler Herro had an ankle problem early in the season. Bam Adebayo and Caleb Martin have been plagued by injuries as well.
Orlando Magic injury report for Feb. 6
The Orlando Magic have a clean slate for Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat. They have no injured players, but three players are out and won't suit up. Kevon Harris, Jett Howard and Trevelin Queen are assigned to the NBA G League.
Miami Heat injury report for Feb. 6
The Miami Heat have three players listed as injured against the Orlando Magic. Dru Smith remains out for the season following right knee surgery, while Duncan Robinson is questionable and will need to get cleared by the NBA's concussion protocol.
Meanwhile, Tyler Herro is tagged as probable and will likely suit up on Tuesday at home. Herro is dealing with a migraine headache, while R.J. Hampton has been assigned to the NBA G League.
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How to watch Orlando Magic vs Miami Heat?
The Magic vs Heat game starts at 7:30 p.m. EST and will be televised on Bally Sports Florida in the Miami area and Bally Sports Sun in the Orlando area.
It will also be available on radio stations across the United States via SiriusXM NBA Radio. It will be locally available on WYGM 96.9FM and WYGM 740AM in Orlando, and WQAM 560AM and WAQI 710AM in Miami.
Live streaming options include FuboTV and NBA League Pass, which are paid subscriptions.
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