What happened: The Orlando Magic have signed forward Jamal Cain from their two-way contract to a two-year standard NBA deal with a team option for 2026-27. The move completes their 15th standard roster spot. Cain, who turned 27 on March 20, has impressed recently and now qualifies for playoff play.

Why it matters: Cain has averaged 8.0 points on 56% field goal and 53% three-point shooting over his last five games, providing depth for a Magic team at 38-31 and holding the No. 6 seed amid a close battle for play-in positioning with Atlanta, Miami and Philadelphia. While not a star, the move bolsters bench options for the playoff push. Betting lines unlikely to shift significantly from this depth addition.

What to watch: Watch Cain's minutes in upcoming games like Saturday vs. Lakers; monitor Magic's hold on 6th seed as losses could drop them into play-in.