Cleveland Cavaliers vs Orlando Magic injury report: Who’s playing, injured and questionable players, head-to-head records, team stats, and more (March 11, 2026)

The play the on , in an Eastern Conference game that could affect playoff positioning. Both teams have strong records and remain in the race near the top of their divisions.

Cleveland has won the previous two meetings this season and will try to extend that run. Orlando enters the game dealing with several injuries, which may affect its rotation.

The Cavaliers hold a 39-24 record and sit second in the Central Division. The Magic are 34-28 and lead the Southeast Division.

Cleveland has already beaten Orlando twice this season. The Cavaliers won 119-105 on January 24 and followed that with a 114-98 victory on January 26.

In the regular-season series overall, Cleveland leads 69-62.

Both teams are missing several players heading into the matchup.

Jarrett Allen will not play because of a knee injury that was recently aggravated. There is no clear timetable for his return.

Tyrese Proctor is also out with a right quadriceps strain and is expected to miss Wednesday’s game. Max Strus remains out after suffering a fractured left foot during the preseason.

The team is still targeting a return for him before the playoffs.

Evan Mobley and Donovan Mitchell are available despite earlier minor injuries.

Anthony Black will miss the game with a left abdominal strain. Franz Wagner has been out since February 11 with a left high ankle sprain and continues his recovery.

Jonathan Isaac is listed as questionable because of a knee issue. Jase Richardson is also questionable with back spasms. Center Colin Castleton is out with a thumb injury.

Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs remain available and lead the current rotation.

The rosters reflect moves made during the 2026 season. Cleveland no longer has Darius Garland after trading him before the deadline.

Cleveland Cavaliers is shooting 47.5 percent from the field this season. The team allows 114.6 points per game. Orlando averages about 115.1 points per game.

With Jarrett Allen out, Evan Mobley will handle more work in the paint against Wendell Carter Jr. Cleveland will depend on Mobley’s defense and rebounding.

Orlando’s lineup could change if Jonathan Isaac or Jase Richardson are cleared to play. Their availability would help the team defensively against Cleveland’s backcourt.