Justin Timberlake Bringing The 20/20 Experience To The Amway Center
Justin Timberlake might be ready to embark on the Legends of the Summer tour with Jay Z, but that doesn’t mean that he can’t do his own thing. He is getting ready to bring the 20/20 experience to the town that made him a household name, by bringing the 20/20 Experience to O Town.
This Monday, @melonytorres has a HUGE concert announcement to make at 7am! cbsloc.al/13S6WQx
— 102JAMZ Orlando (@102JAMZ) May 4, 2013
Orlando Magic set Lowest Attendance Record at Amway Center in Loss Versus Grizzlies
Well, it was really only a matter of time before a headline like this one would see the light of day. During the Orlando Magic’s 108-82 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, the Amway Center saw its lowest-attended Magic game since opening on October 1, 2010.
The Magic did not lead one time during the game, and were down 60-35 at halftime, scoring less than 20 points during each of the first two quarters. The team dropped to 16-44 on the season, and is in good position to set the record for fewest wins in a season, which is 18, set by the inaugural team in 1989-90.
See the Record for Lowest-Attended Game
VIDEO: Hockey Goalie Freaks Out Over Goal, Throws Net at Referee
You know if hockey made a post here, something had to go extremely wrong — or extremely funny, in this case. The cool part about this story is that it happened right in our backyard, the Amway Center, which houses the Orlando Magic, and ECHL Orlando affiliate, Orlando Solar Bears.
Orlando and the Amway Center to Host 2014 2nd & 3rd Round NCAA Tournament Games
The City of Orlando and the Amway Center announced on Monday that they will host the second and third rounds of the 2014 NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament.
ESPN Ranks the Orlando Magic’s Stadium Experience the Best in NBA and Fourth Overall Among Four Major Sports
ESPN the Magazine recently published their ‘Ultimate Team Ranking’ list which ranked sports teams from the four major professional sports in North America. The magazine used eight categories to rank the 122 teams in the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Bang for the buck, fan relations, ownership, affordability, stadium experience, players, coaching, and title track were the eight categories the magazine used to determine the rankings.