If blowing a 22-point lead wasn't bad enough, we're here to make the Miami Heat feel even worse about Saturday's shocking loss.

The Miami Heat are heading up north, just a bit, to face the Orlando Magic at Kia Center for an Eastern Conference matchup. The Heat are trying to work their way up the ladder, with a 13-12 record which puts them in sixth place. The Magic are faring slightly better with a 17-12 record that puts them in fourth place.

A lead of at least 22 points with 12 minutes left means victory in the NBA. Over the last five years, including playoffs, there had been 796 instances of a team having such a lead entering the fourth quarter.

Moe Wagner was in the middle of a career-season averaging 13.3 points on 36% shooting from 3-point range with 5.1 rebounds, all personal bests.

Magic backup center Moritz Wagner's knee buckled on a drive to the basket Saturday night, and the team fears it may be a potentially serious injury.

Add Moritz Wagner to Orlando’s rapidly expanding injury list. The Magic’s backup center, and the older brother of injured forward Franz Wagner, went down with a potentially serious left knee injury with 2:33 left in the first quarter of Saturday night’s game against the Miami Heat.