​Utilizing their seventh different starting lineup through the team’s first 11 games of the season, the Magic only had 10 players available against the Jazz in the second game of a back-to-back on Wednesday night.That didn’t slow down Franz Wagner (38 points), Desmond Bane (25) and Anthony Black (22) from combining for 85 points during Orlando‘s 123-108 victory in its lone trip of the season to the Delta Center.With both teams playing on the second night of a back-to-back, it was coach Sean Sweeney’s squad that took control of the contest in the fourth quarter, outscoring Utah 38-21 across the final 12 minutes of the night and ending the game on a 25-10 run.The Magic were without Paolo Banchero (right high ankle sprain), Jalen Suggs (right knee bone bruise), Tristan da Silva (left calf strain), Jamal Cain (left shoulder contusion), Noah Penda (partially torn right hamstring), Jonathan Isaac (left knee injury management) and rookie Izaiyah Nelson (left ankle injury recovery) at Utah.With the 15-point win, Orlando finished its four-game West Coast road trip 2-2 and earned its fourth win of the season under Sweeney.The loss was the 10th in a row for Utah (1-11), which saw five different scorers finish in double figures including No. 2 overall pick Darryn Peterson (20 points).Winners of consecutive games for the first time this season, the Magic (4-7) return home when they host the Bucks in an NBA Cup game inside Kia Center on Friday night.Wagner’s wayWagner scored 19 points in the first half alone and didn’t slow down from there.The German forward showcase his ability to score from all three levels when he shot 8-for-12 in the paint, 2-for-3 in the midrange and 3-for-8 from distance. He also shot 9-for-10 at the free throw line less than 24 hours after making all 10 of his 10 free throw attempts at Sacramento.His 38 points tied a career high and marked his third straight game with 30-plus points. He previously scored 38 points twice in his career (Dec. 28, 2021 vs. Milwaukee and Feb. 4, 2024 against Detroit).Although he only recorded one assist after entering the game averaging 8.6 assists per night, Wagner still grabbed eight rebounds while the Jazz had little to no response for his downhill drives to the basket.Second-quarter responseThe Magic trailed the Jazz by five points, 34-29, at the end of the first quarter, but responded well in the second quarter.Orlando shot 13-for-23 from the floor when it outscored Utah by 12 points, 37-25, across the 12-minute frame. On the other end of the floor, the Jazz shot 7-for-20 from the floor, including 2-for-9 from 3-point range.The Jazz at one point went over six minutes without making a shot from the floor. Meanwhile, Wagner scored 13 of his 19 first-half points in the second quarter.Anthony’s activityBlack did a little bit of everything when he neared a triple-double with seven rebounds and eight assists in 39 minutes.The fourth-year guard was aggressive getting to the free throw line where h