Embiid, Jokic, DeRozan all score at least 40

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With no games on Monday, Tuesday night was completely loaded with a full 12-game slate. I’ll break the evening down game by game, with scores, standings and of course some fantasy tidbits.

Magic 120, Cavaliers 115

Seeding updates: The Cavs are officially a play-in team with the loss and the four play-in teams in the Eastern Conference are solidified. They’re 1.5 games ahead of the Nets and Hawks and 2.5 games ahead of the 10th-seeded Hornets, so they should stay at No. 7, but you never know with the way they’ve been playing.

The Magic stunned the Cavs to hit the brakes on a six-game losing streak, but with this season not meaning anything, the main priority right now is the health of Franz Wagner. He was questionable coming in with a left ankle sprain, but played only seven minutes before being forced to exit after injuring his right ankle. It’s a tough blow for the rookie, and we may not see the younger Wagner brother again this season. Mo Bamba caught fire early and hit five triples in the first quarter, finishing with 21 points, 12 boards, three dimes and six swats in 29 turnover-free minutes, and he’s now double-doubled in three straight games and has nine total blocks and nine total assists in that trio of games. The team still isn’t playing Markelle Fultz much, but he’s still getting it done, as he started for the first time this season for Cole Anthony (left toe) and scored 16 efficient points with six dimes and a pair of steals in 24 minutes, and he could be a fantasy option for Orlando’s final two games if they shut down Anthony. Ignas Brazdeikis was a point shy of his career high with 20 points off the bench, also adding six…