The Orlando Magic could face the Dallas Mavericks without No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg for Thursday's game at Kia Center. 

Flagg is dealing with a foot injury. He is listed as questionable. 

Here's the full injury report: 

MAGIC

Franz Wagner: Out (Ankle)

Anthony Black: Questionable (Quad)

Wendell Carter Jr: Questionable (Ankle)

MAVERICKS

Marvin Bagley III: Out (Neck)

Moussa Cisse: Questionable (G League)

Cooper Flagg: Questionable (foot)

Kyrie Irving: Out (Knee)

Dereck Lively II: Out (Foot) 

Naji Marshall: Probable (finger)

John Poulakidas: Questionable (G League)

Tyler Smith: Questionable (G League) 

Klay Thompson: Probable (Adductor)

Here's the game preview: 

Game time: 7 p.m., Kia Center, Orlando 

TV: Fan Duel Sports 

Betting line: Magic -15.5

LAST GAME:  

Paolo Banchero scored 37 points, as Orlando defeated Washington, 126-109, at Kia Center. Desmond Bane netted 25 points for the Magic, including a perfect 8-of-8 from the free throw line, as six Magic players scored in double figures. Will Riley led the Wizards with 19 points. Orlando shot 55.3 percent from the floor and was 32-of-37 from the free throw line. The Magic also held Washington to 7-of-32 from three-point range. Orlando led 57-54 at halftime, then pulled away during the third quarter, outscoring the Wizards, 40-27. The Magic also had 62 points in the paint.

PROJECTED STARTERS

MAGIC

G Anthony Black 

G Desmond Bane

C Wendell Carter Jr

F Tristan da Silva

F Paolo Banchero

MAVERICKS

F Khris Middleton

F P.J. Washington 

C Daniel Gafford

G  Max Christie

G Brandon Williams 

QUOTABLE

Magic player Paolo Banchero after the win against the Washington Wizards: 

“I think, you know, just approaching every game as a playoff-level game. You know, every game counts for us at this part in the season, and we're trying to fight for position in the standings. So, just coming in with that mentality and preparing the right way: watching personnel film, watching film after games, win or loss, you know, looking at what we did good, what we did bad, and just trying to make the proper corrections and just be better. So, I think, just taking it one game at a time and just singular focus.” 

Magic coach Jamahl Mosley on the rest of the season: "We talked about a little bit about before the game being able to hold each other accountable. Hold your teammate accountable, coaches hold the players accountable, just the ability to do the right thing consistently. That's why you go back to Bey's point, that was a 4-minute stretch where we didn't do the right thing. We were able to go into halftime and talk about that. I think that's so important that you can say, 'Hey, we're not playing up to our standard.' And then you see what happens and when we come out and respond because we did some very good things early on and then it got a little easy and the ability to reset at halftime and come out and play the right way is what we need to continue to do."

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