Magic multado em US$ 25 mil por violar regras de relatório de lesões da liga

NOVA YORK

A NBA anunciou hoje que a organização do Orlando Magic foi multada em US$ 25.000 por violar as regras da liga sobre relatórios de lesões.

O Magic não divulgou com precisão o status de disponibilidade do jogo de Anthony Black antes de sua partida contra o Detroit Pistons em 6 de abril. Black foi listado como "Fora" no relatório inicial de lesões de Orlando e, posteriormente, atuou na partida.

A NBA divulgou o seguinte.

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— NBA Communications (@NBAPR)

9 de abril de 2026

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