The Orlando Magic got healthier when Franz Wagner recently returned to the starting lineup but have a recent addition to the injury report. 

The Magic are listing Jett Howard as out for tonight's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. He is dealing with an ankle injury. 

Here's the full injury report: 

MAGIC

Anthony Black: Out (Stomach)

Jonathan Isaac: Out (Knee)

Jett Howard: Out (Ankle)

Alex Morales: Out (G League)

Colin Castleton: Out (G League)

PELICANS 

Karlo Matkovic: Questionable (Back)

Bryce McGowens: Out (Toe)

Trey Murphy III: Questionable (Ankle)

Dejounte Murray: Questionable (Hand)

Here's the game preview: 

Game time: 7 p.m., Smoothie King Center 

TV: FanDuel Sports Network 

Betting line: Magic -4.5

LAST GAME FOR THE MAGIC: 

Wendell Carter Jr. scored 28 points and Desmond Bane netted 27 points, as Orlando defeated Dallas, 138-127, at American Airlines Center. It was the Magic’s first win in Dallas since January 8, 2011. Jalen Suggs and Tristan da Silva each added 19 points for Orlando. Cooper Flagg led the Mavericks with 51 points, becoming the first teenager in NBA history to record a 50-point game. Orlando shot 56 percent from the floor, was 14-of-26 from three-point range and dished out 35 assists. With the score tied at 53, the Magic closed the first half with an 18-5 run and never looked back, leading by as many as 30 points during the second half.

PROJECTED STARTERS

MAGIC 

F Franz Wagner 

F Paolo Banchero 

C Wendell Carter Jr. 

G Desmond Bane 

G  Jalen Suggs

PELICANS 

G Herb Jones 

G Trey Murphy III

C Yves Missi

F Zion Williamson 

F Saddiq Bey 

QUOTABLE 

Magic coach Jamahl Mosley after the latest the Dallas Mavericks victory: “You know, they did a great job of communicating with each other,” Mosley said. “Their talk, their ability to share the basketball. I mean, you talk about 35 assists, moving it, sharing it, trusting the pass, playing with the right style and pace of basketball, and just really their trust in each other. That was great to see.”

Magic center Wendell Carter Jr., on bouncing back: "We stayed consistent on the offensive end. We relied on our process over our results and the results came together. So it was a good offensive game for us. Defensively, we could do a little bit of a better job of locking in on a guy like Coop. Coop did a really good job tonight. He just stayed relentless throughout the whole game. But for the most part, I think we just did a really good job of sticking to our game plan, playing physical, and being that close to 35 assists, moving the basketball, getting six guys in double figures."

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