Milwaukee Bucks vs Orlando Magic injury report: Who's playing, injured and questionable players, head-to-head records, team stats, and more (February 11, 2026)

The Milwaukee Bucks head to Orlando on February 11 dealing with several injuries, including the continued absence of Giannis Antetokounmpo. His injury has forced Milwaukee to adjust its rotations and rely more on secondary scorers and interior defenders.The Orlando Magic enter the game in better shape but are still monitoring a few players. Both teams are managing availability, so depth and execution could play a major role in the result.Milwaukee Bucks is 21-30 and fourth in the Central Division. Giannis Antetokounmpo is out with a right calf strain and is not expected back before February 20. Myles Turner and Bobby Portis are expected to handle most of the work in the frontcourt, while Kevin Porter Jr. takes on a larger scoring role.Ryan Rollins is listed as questionable. If he does not play, AJ Green, Gary Harris, and Cam Thomas could see more minutes in the backcourt.Orlando Magic are 28-24 and leads the Southeast Division. Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner, and Desmond Bane are all expected to play. The status of Wendell Carter Jr. is uncertain due to left ankle soreness.If Carter is unavailable, Goga Bitadze and Moe Wagner are likely to take on larger roles, with Jonathan Isaac and Orlando Robinson providing depth.The teams have already met once this season. Orlando won 118-99 on February 9. Anthony Black scored 26 points for the Magic, and Kevin Porter Jr. led Milwaukee with 28. • Season series: Orlando leads 1-0 • All-time regular-season record: Bucks 76 wins, Magic 57Milwaukee holds the historical advantage, but Orlando has been stronger this season.Milwaukee has been more efficient from the field and from three-point range. Orlando scores more, rebounds better, and gets to the free-throw line more often. The Magic also record more steals and blocks.Giannis still leads the team in field-goal percentage. Portis provides strong three-point shooting for a big man.Banchero leads the team in scoring, rebounding, and assists. Bane has been reliable at the free-throw line.Milwaukee must replace Giannis’ rebounding and rim protection. Turner and Portis will be important against Banchero and possibly Carter Jr. Even if Carter does not play, Orlando has enough size to compete inside.Perimeter defense could also matter. Orlando averages more steals, and Milwaukee could be thinner at guard if Rollins is unavailable.Milwaukee relies heavily on three-point shooting, with Portis and Kuzma stretching the floor. Orlando scores consistently by attacking the basket and converting free throws.PG: Ryan Rollins (or AJ Green)SG: Kevin Porter Jr.SF: Kyle KuzmaPF: Bobby PortisC: Myles TurnerX-factor: Kevin Porter Jr. His scoring and playmaking will be important with Giannis out.PG: Jalen SuggsSG: Desmond BaneSF: Anthony BlackPF: Paolo BancheroC: Wendell Carter Jr. (or Goga Bitadze)X-factor: Paolo Banchero. His production across categories makes him a difficult matchup for Milwaukee.Also read: Is Cooper Flagg playing tonight vs the Orlando Magic? Latest update on the Dallas Mavericks star's injury report (February 11, 2026)Orlando enters the game healthier and in better form. Milwaukee’s three-point shooting and scoring from Porter Jr. and Portis give the team a chance, but availability, especially Giannis’ absence, remains the biggest factor heading into the game.