President of basketball operations Jeff Weltman noted that he expects a "seamless transition" for Fultz into the bubble, but it remains unclear when the guard will join the team. If Fultz doesn't make it to the bubble for the Magic's first game, D.J. Augustin and Michael Carter-Williams would be in line for extra minutes.

Though Isaac joined the Magic at the Walt Disney World complex as the team prepares to return from a four-month layoff, he still has yet to go through contact drills since sustaining a significant left knee sprain Jan. 1. While Clifford is satisfied with Isaac's progress in his rehab thus far, a timeline for the forward's return won't be established until he's able to go through 5-on-5 drills. Isaac can probably be ruled out for the remainder of the Magic's regular-season slate, and he likely won't be an option in the playoffs either unless Orlando makes a surprising deep run.

There was some optimism in March that Aminu could return if the season resumed. However, that appears not to be the case anymore. "There's a difference of being healthy and then being safely healthy," said Magic president of basketball operations Jeff Weltman.