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Franz Wagner

Orlando Magic#22SF / PF6'10"230 lb25 years old

Fantasy outlook · 26-27 season

Assists surge comes with heavy turnover cost

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The 7-game 2026‑27 start sits near round 13, but his 36-minute playmaking role makes him worth starting through the shooting slump.

Latest news · Wagner produced 30 points (11-22 FG, 3-7 3Pt, 5-5 FT), six rebounds, 11 assists, two steals and six turnovers across 40 minutes in Saturday's 126-119 overtime loss to the Warriors.
Pros
AST +2.5
Cons
TO -2.7BLK -1.1
Fits
Punt TO → #43Punt BLK → #78
Rank
#10927 from #82Only 9 games

Headline, verdict and take by AI from these stats and recent news · Nov 8

Latest news

  1. Wagner produced 30 points (11-22 FG, 3-7 3Pt, 5-5 FT), six rebounds, 11 assists, two steals and six turnovers across 40 minutes in Saturday's 126-119 overtime loss to the Warriors.

    Wagner has been on a tear over the past five games, posting averages of 21.8 points, 5.6 rebounds, 11.0 assists and 1.6 steals per contest on 45.1 percent shooting from the field and 80.0 percent at the line. He'll continue to shoulder a heavy load offensively while Paolo Banchero (ankle) is sidelined.

  2. Wagner collected 15 points (7-13 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 1-4 FT), eight rebounds, 15 assists and four steals in 38 minutes during Thursday's 117-104 loss to Phoenix.

    Wagner posted a tidy scoring line and set a new season high in assists on the way to his third double-double through eight appearances so far this year. The 25-year-old has dished out double-digit assists in three of his last four matchups, and he continues to step up in the absence of Paolo Banchero (ankle) and Jalen Suggs (knee).

  3. Wagner posted 24 points (10-18 FG, 1-4 3Pt, 3-3 FT), three rebounds, six assists and one steal across 38 minutes in Monday's 103-94 loss to the Wizards.

    After struggling with his shot in Sunday's 108-97 loss to the Celtics, Wagner bounced back with his most efficient outing from the field in seven regular-season appearances this year. He led Orlando in assists for the third consecutive game, a welcome addition for his fantasy managers. As long as Paolo Banchero (ankle) and Jalen Suggs (knee) remain sidelined, Wagner is likely to continue operating as the focal point on offense for the Magic.

  4. Wagner finished with 14 points (5-20 FG, 1-4 3Pt, 3-4 FT), six rebounds and 12 assists across 40 minutes in Sunday's 108-97 loss to the Celtics.

    Wagner endured a difficult shooting performance but compensated with a career-high 12 assists, demonstrating his ability to generate fantasy value through playmaking while getting his teammates involved. His 40-minute workload and 20 field-goal attempts highlighted his substantial offensive responsibilities with Paolo Banchero (ankle) and Jalen Suggs (knee) unavailable. Wagner's expanded facilitating role provides considerable upside, although his efficiency remains an important factor in his overall fantasy production. Through six games, he's shooting just 39.6 percent from the field and 19.4 percent from three-point range.

  5. Wagner ended with 26 points (8-18 FG, 2-7 3Pt, 8-9 FT), five rebounds, 11 assists and one steal across 39 minutes in Friday's 121-114 win over Toronto.

    With Paolo Banchero (ankle) and Jalen Suggs (knee) sidelined, Wagner stepped up to lead the Magic to their second win of the year. The 25-year-old finished with a season high in scoring. Through five regular-season games in 2026-27, Wagner is now averaging 20.8 points and 1.0 steals over 34.6 minutes per contest. He's also posting career highs in rebounds (6.8) and assists (7.0), though he's shot a rough 18.5 percent from deep and is averaging 4.6 turnovers per game.

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21-22 season

Rank#106
Value-0.17
Games79
Minutes30.7
Points15.2
Rebounds4.5
Assists2.9
FG% · FT%.468 · .863

Category z-scores · rank 106 of 605

FG%
-0.09
FT%
0.59
3PM
-0.44
PTS
-0.15
REB
-0.52
AST
-0.32
STL
-0.43
BLK
-0.49
TO
0.36

Game log

DateOppResultMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3PFT+/-Value
Apr 5vs CLEW 120-11572020001-20-10-0-1-1.01
Apr 1vs TORL 89-10200000000-00-00-00-1.15
Mar 30@ WASL 110-12731285201111-203-43-3-130.59
Mar 28@ CLEL 101-1072810360024-80-22-2+12-0.59
Mar 26vs SACL 110-1143419932019-210-31-1-70.14
Mar 23@ OKCL 102-1182215331016-121-52-2+20-0.10
Mar 22vs GSWW 94-903018032116-90-16-6+10.75
Mar 20vs OKCW 90-853411742123-120-35-5+130.10
Mar 17vs DETL 120-13431265201110-152-34-5-60.43
Mar 15vs BKNL 108-1502816121025-132-24-4-16-0.30
Mar 13vs PHIL 114-116356712012-60-12-4-7-0.80
Mar 11vs MINW 118-110328640013-100-42-2+7-0.77
Mar 9@ NOPW 108-1022215611006-131-42-2+3-0.03
Mar 8vs PHXL 99-102286120023-80-40-0-6-1.25
Mar 5@ MEML 96-1242415560136-93-40-0-150.11
Mar 4@ TORW 103-973311750125-141-30-00-0.54
Mar 2vs INDL 114-12236286120010-184-64-4+11.24
Feb 28vs INDW 119-1032715232006-101-22-2+240.41
Feb 25vs HOUW 119-1112913830024-111-64-6+8-1.02
Feb 16vs ATLL 109-1302912320115-91-31-1-18-0.29
Feb 14@ DENL 111-1213226842028-163-77-8-10.86
Feb 12@ PHXL 105-1322812130035-92-50-0-12-0.75
Feb 11@ UTAL 99-114339432103-81-32-2-40.30
Feb 8@ PORW 113-953013970025-143-40-0+11-0.32
Feb 6vs BOSL 83-116268710014-130-30-0-11-1.10
Feb 5vs MEML 115-1352715130005-93-52-2-13-0.08
Feb 2@ INDW 119-1183017420037-131-32-2-11-0.52
Feb 1@ CHIL 115-1263322231019-163-51-200.00
Jan 30vs DALW 110-1083118231039-150-20-0-2-0.35
Jan 28vs DETW 119-1032724300027-122-38-8+70.22
Jan 26vs LACL 102-1113421391019-122-31-2-10.49
Jan 23vs CHIW 114-953818451117-140-34-4+170.37
Jan 21vs LALL 105-1163815330226-91-12-2-90.15
Jan 19@ PHIL 110-1233491121003-111-62-2-20-0.18
Jan 17vs PORL 88-983214521037-180-50-0-12-0.87
Jan 15@ DALL 92-108276230132-60-12-4-13-1.51
Jan 14@ CHAW 116-1093719671258-111-32-2+240.65
Jan 12@ WASL 106-11232146101006-160-22-2-120.07
Jan 9vs WASL 100-1022916610016-130-24-4-19-0.38
Jan 8@ DETL 92-97289320124-101-30-0-8-0.76
Jan 5vs PHIL 106-1162915611046-111-32-20-0.36
Jan 3@ CHIL 98-1022822531018-131-25-5+80.57
Jan 2@ BOSL 111-1163414321135-140-14-6-16-1.04
Dec 30vs MILL 118-1363420310036-122-36-6-5-0.22
Dec 28vs MILL 110-12738387311212-204-810-10+41.89
Dec 26@ MIAL 83-933213212034-111-14-5-7-0.61
Dec 23vs NOPL 104-1103420510217-161-45-6-2-0.07
Dec 22@ ATLW 104-9836254112210-241-64-5+1-0.05
Dec 18@ BKNW 100-9328141161024-140-26-6+80.00
Dec 17vs MIAL 105-11536276410111-230-35-6-30.08
Dec 15vs ATLL 99-1113410621025-140-30-0-17-0.80
Dec 12@ LALL 94-1063920720048-182-52-4-15-1.16
Dec 11@ LACL 104-1063420330128-102-22-3+30.06
Dec 8@ SACL 130-1423319641015-102-27-7-60.63
Dec 6@ GSWL 95-1263115463017-131-30-0-190.60
Dec 3@ HOUL 116-1183317552026-142-43-3-10.34
Dec 1vs DENW 108-1033315353136-91-12-2+80.79
Nov 29@ PHIL 96-10138276510211-241-54-6+4-0.33
Nov 27@ CLEL 92-1053412841104-131-33-4+1-0.15
Nov 26vs CHIL 88-1232915540126-140-33-4-4-0.64
Nov 24vs CHAL 99-1063316740007-122-20-0+20.07
Nov 22@ MILL 92-123240410010-90-30-0-38-1.70
Nov 20@ MILL 108-117213020001-41-20-0-20-1.02
Nov 19@ BKNL 113-1152917251115-132-65-6-50.03
Nov 17@ NYKW 104-983416910026-111-23-3+8-0.19
Nov 15@ ATLL 111-1293519530137-142-33-5-19-0.66
Nov 13vs WASL 92-104358401102-110-14-4+8-0.49
Nov 10vs BKNL 90-1233210716044-110-42-2-250.64
Nov 7vs UTAW 107-1003210441004-100-12-2+4-0.26
Nov 5vs SASL 89-102297341113-111-50-0-7-0.51
Nov 3vs BOSL 79-92329301004-101-70-0-15-0.56
Nov 1@ MINW 115-9731284221010-185-93-5+140.87
Oct 30@ DETL 103-1102819321018-153-60-0-60.08
Oct 29@ TORL 109-1103410421024-121-21-1+1-0.70
Oct 27vs CHAL 111-1203215111115-73-42-2+60.37
Oct 25@ MIAL 90-1072715241106-132-71-2-5-0.09
Oct 24@ NYKW 110-1043910722014-111-61-2+10-0.39
Oct 22vs NYKL 96-1213416400036-124-50-0-8-0.54
Oct 20@ SASL 97-1233212421206-90-20-0-40.36

By season

SeasonTeamGPMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG%FT%3PM
26-27ORL936.420.86.38.81.30.04.6.440.7711.1
25-26ORL3430.020.65.23.30.90.31.7.481.8231.4
24-25ORL6033.724.15.74.71.30.32.3.463.8711.7
23-24ORL7232.519.75.33.71.10.41.9.482.8501.3
22-23ORL8032.618.64.13.51.00.22.1.485.8421.6
21-22ORL7930.715.24.52.90.90.41.5.468.8631.2
Career33432.219.34.93.81.00.32.0.474.8481.4