Analysing the offensive efficiency of the teams, Orlando Magic maintains a consistent shooting accuracy, reaching 45.4% in their recent 10 games. Their three-point shooting stands at 33.5%. The team relies on high-post strategies in their offensive plays and showcases a high efficiency in transition, securing an average of 45.4 rebounds, displaying their inside presence and intensity in the rebound battle. The Magic controls the game's tempo effectively, averaging 26.6 assists per game, showing good teamwork. Charlotte Hornets have improved their shooting efficiency in the last 10 games, reaching 45.5%, with an increased three-point success rate of 38.9%. Although their three-point performance has improved, they average 27.7 assists per game, indicating smooth offensive flow, though they have a higher number of turnovers, nearly 15 per game, placing greater demands on decision-making and ball-handling in crucial moments. The Hornets' rebounding performance is slightly weaker than the Magic's, averaging 44, limiting their opportunities for second-chance points. The main differences in the two teams' data this season are in three-point consistency and turnover control, with each team's offensive and defensive performances having their own focus. If the current tempo continues, the Magic might be able to create more scoring space inside, while the Hornets, if they can improve their performance in key moments, might have a chance to take control of the game.